Supercalc
| Supercalc
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 Supercalc 5 |
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| Basic data
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| developer | CA Technologies |
| Publishing year | 1980 |
| Current version | 5.5 |
| operating system | CP / M , DOS , Apple DOS , VMS , Microsoft Windows |
| category | Spreadsheet |
| License | Proprietary |
| German speaking | Yes |
Supercalc ( proper spelling SuperCalc ) was originally a spreadsheet for microcomputers with the CP / M operating system developed by the Californian company Sorcim from 1980 . It was also very successful under DOS . Extensions for the financial calculation were offered by third-party providers. Supersheet was available from G&G Engineering to graphically display the data.
Since the takeover by CA Technologies in 1984 , the product has been developed into Supercalc 4 and 5. The last version appeared in 1993 for Windows 3.1 .
In the GDR, a comparable program was offered as "KP" (calculation program) by the Robotron combine under the SCP operating system , a CP / M 2.2 derivative , on various 8-bit microcomputers.
Versions
- Sorcim
- 1981: Supercalc 1.0 - first version for CP / M 2.2
- 1982: Supercalc - first version for IBM PC
- 1983: Supercalc 1.2
- 1984: Supercalc 1.12
- 1983: Supercalc 2
- 1983: Supercalc 3 - for DOS
- Sorcim / IUS
- 1985: Supercalc 3A - For Apple IIe, IIc
- CA
- 1986: CA-Supercalc 4 1.0 - for DOS
- 1987: CA-Supercalc 4 1.1 - improved network capabilities
- 1988: CA Supercalc for VAX
- 1988: CA-Supercalc 5 for DOS
- 1991: CA Supercalc 5.1
- 1992: CA-Supercalc 5.5 for DOS
- 1994: CA-Supercalc for Windows
Individual evidence
- ↑ PC Mag. From Aug.-Oct. 1982, ISSN 0888-8507 , Volume 1, No. 4, p. 71. Restricted preview in Google book search
literature
- Robert E. Williams: SuperCalc used correctly , Markt & Technik 1983, ISBN 3-922120-34-2
- Ludwig Dodt: SuperCalc in action , IWT 1983, ISBN 3-88322-040-X
- SuperCalc 3 , Markt & Technik 1984, ISBN 3-89090-985-X
- Udo Moser: SuperCalc 4 , Hüthig 1988, ISBN 3-7785-1389-3
- Karl Hernler: The SuperCalc-5-Arbeitsbuch , Manz 1991, ISBN 3-214-90218-0