Help: N20/20 ===> Excel or Lotus or QPro

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2 total messages Started by Jixiang Hao Tue, 11 Aug 1992 09:06

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Author: Jixiang Hao
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 09:06

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One college of mine is asking me this question. But I have no idea what
the N20/20 program is.  It is said that it is a spreadsheet program run 
in a mainfraim-style machine.   Now what she has done is in a disk,  but
I couldn't read it into Excel ot Lotus.

Any suggestion would be really appreciate.    Thanks.



     ----Hao

Re: Help: N20/20 ===> Excel or Lotus or QPro

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Author: dave budd
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 13:25

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In article <1992Aug11.090652.3368@nntp.hut.fi> jhao@hila.hut.fi (Jixiang Hao) writes:
>One college of mine is asking me this question. But I have no idea what
>the N20/20 program is.  It is said that it is a spreadsheet program run 
>in a mainfraim-style machine.   Now what she has done is in a disk,  but
>I couldn't read it into Excel ot Lotus.

>Any suggestion would be really appreciate.    Thanks.

I hold in my hand the demo pack for Access Technology's 20/20 spreadsheet.

Access Technology     A Compuserve Company
20/20 v2.3  the Strategic Spreadsheet
the world's most widely installed integrated spreadsheet foe multi-user 
computers.

Supported on mainframes.minis,micros,and workstations
blah blah

all this was back in 89

It reads 123, symphony, excel, and .dif files
writes them too, IF you write with      /storage export external
your user probably didn't do this
so you need a genuine 20/20 to read the sheet

I only have the UK support phone - it's   06284 75517
international code for UK is 44, you might have to drop the leading 0 from 
the rest of the number

good luck!


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