APPLE II VISICALC MANUAL
Apple II Desktop Manualhttp://wwweoldiesOfficial siteOpen manual[PDF]
VISICALC INSTRUCTIONS VERS. 1 (APPLE II)
visicalc instructions vers. 1 (apple ii) moving the cursor 1. the arrow keys move the cursor left and right or, using spacebar, up or down. there is a direction indicator in the first line (! or -) 2. " ;" if two windows, moves the cursor from 1 window to the other. 3. " >" go to command. type the coordinates of the entry where you want cursor
Book - Visicalc User's Guide, circa 1983
This manual was published about 1983, covers the use of Visicalc on the Apple II and II Plus, and is titled 'Personal Software VISICALC User's Guide Apple II & II plus 48 k 16 Sector'. Visicalc was first released in 1979.
Apple II Software - Visicalc, Spreadsheet, 5¼" Floppy Disk
Nov 22, 2006This manual was published about 1983, covers the use of Visicalc on the Apple II and II Plus, and is titled article Apple II - The Donors' Story In May 1979, the donors acquired this Apple II computer for their Melbourne-based architectural practice.
VisiCalc
VisiCalc for the Apple II was so successful that versions for other computers were inevitable. The initial targets were the Commodore PET, the Atari 800, and the TRS-80 Model I. The Commodore PET and the Atari 800 shared the same 6502 processor as the Apple II and could use the same VisiCalc code.
Using Downloaded Software - The Ultimate Apple II Resource!
The resulting floppy disk is then bootable/useable by your Apple II; There is an link to an decent video on using ADTPro made by the author of ADTPro that I suggest you take a look at. This video shows you how to connect your Apple II to a PC using a serial cable and how to bootstrap the Apple II using ADTPro.
The First Product - Dan Bricklin
The original Apple II version from 1979 could run on a 32K byte Apple II -- those 32K bytes included the screen memory and the OS, as well as the VisiCalc program and the space for data. There is a plaque on the wall in room 108 in Aldrich Hall at the Harvard Business School commemorating the
Today in Apple history: Apple II gets its first ‘killer app’
Jan 02, 2020Today in Apple history: Apple II gets its first ‘killer app’ VisiCalc for the Apple II sold a massive 700,000 copies in six years, and possibly as many as 1 million during the course of
VisiCalc (1979) (Software Arts) : Free Borrow & Streaming
Oct 11, 2013VisiCalc was the first spreadsheet computer program, originally released for the Apple II. It is often considered the application that turned the microcomputer from a hobby for computer enthusiasts into a serious business tool. VisiCalc sold over 700,000 copies in six years.
VisiCalc - Wikipedia
VisiCalc (for "visible calculator") was the first spreadsheet computer program for personal computers, originally released for the Apple II by VisiCorp is often considered the application that turned the microcomputer from a hobby for computer enthusiasts into a serious business tool, prompting IBM to introduce the IBM PC two years later. VisiCalc is considered the Apple II's killer app.Developer(s): Software ArtsInitial release: 1979; 40 years agoType: SpreadsheetStable release: VisiCalc Advanced Version, / 1983; 36 years ago
Apple II - Wikipedia
The first 1,000 or so Apple IIs shipped in 1977 with a 68-page mimeographed "Apple II Mini Manual", hand-bound with brass paper fasteners. This was the basis for the Apple II Reference Manual, which was published in January 1978. All existing customers who sent in their warranty cards were sent free copies of the Red Book.Developer: Steve Wozniak (lead designer)Product family: Apple II seriesManufacturer: Apple Computer, Inc.Release date: June 1977; 42 years ago
VISICALC INSTRUCTIONS VERS. 1 (APPLE II)
visicalc instructions vers. 1 (apple ii) moving the cursor 1. the arrow keys move the cursor left and right or, using spacebar, up or down. there is a direction indicator in the first line (! or -) 2. " ;" if two windows, moves the cursor from 1 window to the other. 3. " >" go to command. type the coordinates of the entry where you want cursor
Book - Visicalc User's Guide, circa 1983
This manual was published about 1983, covers the use of Visicalc on the Apple II and II Plus, and is titled 'Personal Software VISICALC User's Guide Apple II & II plus 48 k 16 Sector'. Visicalc was first released in 1979.
Apple II Software - Visicalc, Spreadsheet, 5¼" Floppy Disk
Nov 22, 2006This manual was published about 1983, covers the use of Visicalc on the Apple II and II Plus, and is titled article Apple II - The Donors' Story In May 1979, the donors acquired this Apple II computer for their Melbourne-based architectural practice.
VisiCalc
VisiCalc for the Apple II was so successful that versions for other computers were inevitable. The initial targets were the Commodore PET, the Atari 800, and the TRS-80 Model I. The Commodore PET and the Atari 800 shared the same 6502 processor as the Apple II and could use the same VisiCalc code.
Using Downloaded Software - The Ultimate Apple II Resource!
The resulting floppy disk is then bootable/useable by your Apple II; There is an link to an decent video on using ADTPro made by the author of ADTPro that I suggest you take a look at. This video shows you how to connect your Apple II to a PC using a serial cable and how to bootstrap the Apple II using ADTPro.
The First Product - Dan Bricklin
The original Apple II version from 1979 could run on a 32K byte Apple II -- those 32K bytes included the screen memory and the OS, as well as the VisiCalc program and the space for data. There is a plaque on the wall in room 108 in Aldrich Hall at the Harvard Business School commemorating the
Today in Apple history: Apple II gets its first ‘killer app’
Jan 02, 2020Today in Apple history: Apple II gets its first ‘killer app’ VisiCalc for the Apple II sold a massive 700,000 copies in six years, and possibly as many as 1 million during the course of
VisiCalc (1979) (Software Arts) : Free Borrow & Streaming
Oct 11, 2013VisiCalc was the first spreadsheet computer program, originally released for the Apple II. It is often considered the application that turned the microcomputer from a hobby for computer enthusiasts into a serious business tool. VisiCalc sold over 700,000 copies in six years.
VisiCalc - Wikipedia
VisiCalc (for "visible calculator") was the first spreadsheet computer program for personal computers, originally released for the Apple II by VisiCorp is often considered the application that turned the microcomputer from a hobby for computer enthusiasts into a serious business tool, prompting IBM to introduce the IBM PC two years later. VisiCalc is considered the Apple II's killer app.Developer(s): Software ArtsInitial release: 1979; 40 years agoType: SpreadsheetStable release: VisiCalc Advanced Version, / 1983; 36 years ago
Apple II - Wikipedia
The first 1,000 or so Apple IIs shipped in 1977 with a 68-page mimeographed "Apple II Mini Manual", hand-bound with brass paper fasteners. This was the basis for the Apple II Reference Manual, which was published in January 1978. All existing customers who sent in their warranty cards were sent free copies of the Red Book.Developer: Steve Wozniak (lead designer)Product family: Apple II seriesManufacturer: Apple Computer, Inc.Release date: June 1977; 42 years ago
