Re: WTD: Spreadsheet programs more powerful than Appleworks

[Mike Ching <oeefcu@mail.pixi.com>]

In article <40f7n1$11q@agate.berkeley.edu>, <surge@uclink.berkeley.edu> 
writes:
> 
> My father owns a 128K Apple //e with a (I believe) Titan Accelerator
> Card.
> Although he has 128K RAM available, his copy of Appleworks only allows
> him
> to load 56K at a time.
> 
> 3 newbie questions:
> 
> 1) Is there a newer version (>1985) of appleworks that allows one to
> work
> with larger files?
> 
> 2) Is there a more powerful spreadsheet program that will allow him to
> handle larger files (> 56 K at a time)?
> 
> 3) Is there any way that he can convert the Apple //e Appleworks files
> into an MS Excel (Mac) compatible format?
> 

1) yes.  AppleWorks 3.0 or later.  Or an AppleWorks with RAMWorks
   enhancement

2) I think SuperCalc might do it.  I have it on my shelf, but haven't
   used it for years.

3) Sure.  Ask someone on the mac newsgroup.