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3 total messages Started by M.BRILLIANT Tue, 14 Oct 1986 17:33
Model III Software needed
#674
Author: M.BRILLIANT
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1986 17:33
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Thanks for everybody's help with previous questions I've sent to this
newsgroup.  Now I'll try another.

A TRS-80 Model III with 48K RAM and 2 floppies is not a high-powered
machine.  It does have enough there to do the accounting work I need,
but I need a little more: a spreadsheet and a database system.

Does anybody know of any spreadsheet and database programs that run on
a fully equipped Model III?

I don't need much spreadsheet: 12 columns and 20 rows would be useful.

The database system needs a little sophistication.  It should be able
to read and write from floppy files and do simple arithmetic using a
filed program.

By the way, I haven't picked out an accounting program yet: any ideas?
Wanted: double-entry, flexible reports, including flow-of-funds
statement ("changes in financial position"): not size but sophistication.

M. B. Brilliant					Marty
AT&T-BL HO 3D-520	(201)-949-1858
Holmdel, NJ 07733	ihnp4!houem!marty1
Re: Model III Software needed
#673
Author: root
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 1986 00:03
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For a spreadsheet try Visacalc, for data base try Profile.
These will probably have to be ordered directly from
Ft Worth. Might also look through some back issues
of 80 MICRO.. there _were_ plenty of vendors pushing
M-III software... but its been a few years ago.

Scotty
...ihnp4!killer!ozdaltx!root

"Oh, my friend, it's not what they take away from you that counts-
 It's what you do with what you have left." - Hubert Humphrey
Re: Model III Software needed
#676
Author: Michael Gersten
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 1986 23:00
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Simple. For spread sheets, get Visicalc. For simple data bases, get the
creator. Thats about 10 dollars. It doesn't do filed programs (not really);
instead it writes a different report program for each type of report you
want.
 
Not sure where VC is available from for the model 3; The Creator is from
Bruce Tonkin, I don't remember the address. (next week)
      Views expressed here may not be those of the Computer Club, UCLA, or
  anyone in their left OR right mind.  And that's the name o' that tune.
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