Re: Java Spreadsheet App

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From: Allan Bressler
Date: Thu, 26 Feb 1998 00:00

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I wouldn't even attemp that!  What I need is an easy way to have someone be
able to enter numbers and do simple math with them.

Thanks for the advice.

Allan

Rich Wilkman wrote:

> Allan:
>
> One of the stock demo programs that comes with (came with) the JDK is
> a spreadsheet.  I'd start my looking there.
>
> Don't expect folks to switch from QPW or Excel, though.
>
> -Rich
>

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