So is D!SH moving satellites? . . . Scam Call . . .

[TheKrell]

Remember Visicalc - 256 columns and under 100 rows.

I do indeed. Overwhelmed by MS Excel. Same for Word Perfect. These two apps are arguably why the PC was such a success.

 

[Jim5506]

My relational database for Commodore 64 was called Superbase 64 published in 1983 by Precision Software out of Surrey, England. Just found the manual in the garage.

 

[Nebugeater]

I do indeed. Overwhelmed by MS Excel. Same for Word Perfect. These two apps are arguably why the PC was such a success.

The Database program I used for as long as I could was Quatro Pro. At the time it's graphing and charts capability far exceeded Excel.

 

[navychop]

VisiCalc MADE the PC world!

 

[mdonnelly]

VisiCalc MADE the PC world!

We used Lotus 123 until the government made an agreement to license Microsoft Office about 15 years ago.

 

[HipKat]

We used Lotus 123 until the government made an agreement to license Microsoft Office about 15 years ago.

Ahhh, haven't heard the name Lotus Notes in forever!

 

[Jim5506]

Blast from the past - Excel's precursor. For DOS 2.0 or higher!

 

[TheKrell]

Ahhh, haven't heard the name Lotus Notes in forever!

Unless my memory is failing, I think Lotus 123 (the spreadsheet) is different from Lotus Notes (early groupware).

 

[eddie willers]

Blast from the past - Excel's precursor. For DOS 2.0 or higher!

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It came in a carton of eggs?