Hi
Another spreadsheet application I looked at recently is a simple one
called "Tables" (http://www.x-tables.eu/), but decided to wait till
Apple's "Numbers" came out.
Personally I like tables views (rows/columns) because they are an
efficient way to view lots of information quickly and still find it
annoying Rev's built-in tables aren't very flexible.
Found Wingz at: http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/apps/financial/spreadsheet/
Readme for Wingz says it supports:
Linux, Windows95/98/NT, Solaris, AIX, SunOS, HPUX, IRIX, Mac
Seems to be available only as linux binary & unfortunately no source code :(
I am keen to check out "Wingz" & "Numbers" and their respective
approaches to working with financials. Unfortunately, I've still "out
bush" with my limited wireless broadband & Macbook (which only has mac &
windows). Didn't have time to add a linux partition :(
So I will try again when I get back to civilization (miss my nice warm
studio).
Never been a big expert on spreadsheet applications but my knowledge is
growing every day, thanks everyone.
regards
alex
Dale Pond wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
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One odd anomaly with Numbers, though: no macro/scripting language?
Strange omission....
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I apologize to everyone about this off topic issue. WingZ and HyperCard
were so VASTLY important to me and my research - still are - but I see
the EOL fast approaching - unless someone can get WingZ 3.0 going on a
Mac and I can convert over all my HC work. WingZ could be scripted
almost as easily as HyperCard.
I'd say the general user public was not interested in such flexibility
and power. Programmers would be though. I located some links to the
program:
A good article on and about the program, etc.
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Investment+Intelligence+Announces+Release+of+Wingz+and+Wingz+...-a053426836
Download the WingZ program from here:
http://www.ibiblio.org/linsearch/cgi-bin/isearch
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