Mouse Calc
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'''Mouse Calc''' is a spreadsheet program for the Apple II series that dates to when, for most computer users, the mouse was still an exotic, newfangled device. It is a sister program of [[Mouse Word]] and [[Budget (Apple II)|Budget]]. It was originally released in France as Version Calc. | '''Mouse Calc''' is a spreadsheet program for the Apple II series that dates to when, for most computer users, the mouse was still an exotic, newfangled device. It is a sister program of [[Mouse Word]] and [[Budget (Apple II)|Budget]]. It was originally released in France as Version Calc. | ||
| − | Mouse Calc was able to read files from [[VisiCalc]], [[AppleWorks]], and the standardized [[ | + | Mouse Calc was able to read files from [[VisiCalc]], [[AppleWorks]], and the standardized [[Data Interchange Format]] (DIF). |
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== Links == | == Links == | ||
* [https://archive.org/stream/inCider_1985-12#page/n61/mode/2up Ad, endorsed by Steve Wozniak] | * [https://archive.org/stream/inCider_1985-12#page/n61/mode/2up Ad, endorsed by Steve Wozniak] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:20, 24 April 2018
Mouse Calc is a spreadsheet program for the Apple II series that dates to when, for most computer users, the mouse was still an exotic, newfangled device. It is a sister program of Mouse Word and Budget. It was originally released in France as Version Calc.
Mouse Calc was able to read files from VisiCalc, AppleWorks, and the standardized Data Interchange Format (DIF).
