Hello there,
I used to have a Star Writer from 1988 (Version 3.0) and it was just
only a text processing program and did not contain any spreadsheat as it
was not a calculation program. I believe the full Star Office only came
during the 1990s. I can't tell, however, where the spreadsheets from
StarOffice originated.
Second, of course AOO Calc can add. I've never encountered any problem
with it regarding simple calculations like adding. What I have
encountered multiple times, however, in 25 years of working with
computers is that some people don't really know how to use some software
correctly and blame the resulting errors on the software. Often enough
they sincerely believe something is wrong with the software while the
actual mistake was their own, using, if we go back to the calc
programme, a flawed formula or something. Maybe that was the case here.
Max
Am 29.10.2014 um 04:57 schrieb jonathon:
On 29/10/14 02:36, F C. Costero wrote:
Forwarding in case Darren isn't subscribed. And I see now that my reference
below to 30 years should have been somewhat less, but still many years.
Picky.
I have no idea if the StarWriter from 1985 included that functionality,
but it was not uncommon in spreadsheets of that era.
By 1990, it would have been a mandatory feature.
jonathon
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