[muglo] Re: What is AW [was Re: Encodings]
- From: Gerhard Kuhn <gerhardk@xxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 30 May 2004 17:14:43 -0400
Apple Works is fine but it is more at the level of Microsoft Works than MS
Office. I use a spreadsheet on a daily basis and the spreadsheet in Apple
Works just doesn't cut it, I need to have the ability to have 32 pages per work
book. I know that with works you can organize your sheets in folders and get a
similar effect but it is not as nice or easy to navigate as with tabs in Excel.
Gerhard
On Sunday, May 30, 2004, at 05:03PM, Tee Cashmore <tee.cashmore@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
>Martin Albinger wrote:
>
>> ...Have I missed anything - just don't get me started!!
>
>Well, a few bits, but actually Appleworks V.1 started out with the Apple
>//e, Easy Pieces was the Apple /// version. Hundreds of thousands of Mac
>users, that were previously Apple // users, inundated Apple with
>complaints that Word was not integrated like Appleworks, so Claris, the
>software arm of Apple, came out with Clarisworks; I still have ver 2, 3
>& 4 . When Microsoft bought into Apple there was an agreement to change
>the name back to Appleworks, partly because the company in Detroit did
>not want to renew their licence as they were being sold.
>There's more, but.... Appleworks (APW} is a bostin programme, totally
>underused by Mac people.
>TTFN,
>TeeC
>
>
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