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Subject: Apple II+ spreadsheets?
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Date: Tue, 11-Feb-86 15:14:00 EST
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Subject:	Spreadsheet for Apple II+

What have you found useful as a general ledger that will work
on Apple II+ copies (it's just as good as .....)?

I have an old Visicalc which is ok but I would like to make
use of my 80-column card and have more flexibility in formatting
the thing for printing.  For example, being able to set individual
column widths, displaying both upper and lower case.

I have discovered Multiplan can handle the column width requirement,
but not sure about the 80-column.  Has anyone had experience with
this program, does it recognize the presence of the card and use
it?  My uncertainty stems from not finding a salesman familiar with
an Apple II+ and the program in question and the manual does not
tell me (from my glancing through it for ~1 hour.)

Does Visicalc have a new and improved version which does what I
desire?

Or are there any public domain programs out there that I could get?

Brad Andersen	(...!ihnp4!hpfcla!hpspkla!andersen)
Spokane, WA
(509)922-4001 x3570  work