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From: wescott@sauron.UUCP (Michael Wescott)
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Subject: Re: hot rumors 101
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Date: Mon, 14-Apr-86 12:45:49 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr 14 12:45:49 1986
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In article <238@mrstve.UUCP> rjk@mrstve.UUCP (Richard Kuhns) writes:
> ... I currently have Multiplan running
> on an AT&T 3b2/310.  It's not the best spreadsheet in the world for a
> UN*X system -- I don't have the faintest idea how it decides the maximum
> size for a spreadsheet.  I have a spreadsheet that fits on 1 8 1/2x11
> page, and Multiplan tells me I have 83% of my storage left (I have
> 2 MB RAM).  But it *is* Multiplan -- if you learned Multiplan on a
> CP/M system, you won't have any trouble.

We've offered Multiplan on the Tower for a number of years and FINALLY
there is a version which allows for much larger spread sheets, and has
a few nice features like a shell escape...

	-Mike Wescott
	NCR Corp.
	ncrcae!wescott