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1984- FlashCalc by VisiCorp (1/2025)Tags
VisiCorpDescription
FlashCalc is a vintage spreadsheet program developed by VisiCorp. It was introduced in 1981 during a time when VisiCorp was in litigation with Software Arts, the creators of VisiCalc. FlashCalc was designed for the Apple II series, including the Apple II+, IIe, and IIc3.General Notes
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Key Historical Points:
Purpose: FlashCalc was positioned as a high-end product for home and casual business users, offering enhanced memory capabilities and faster performance compared to VisiCalc
Features: It included a set of financial functions such as internal rate of return and net present value
Compatibility: FlashCalc was file-compatible with VisiCalc, making it easier for users to transition between the two programs
Release: The software was released in 1984 and was written by Nereid Systems, Inc3.
FlashCalc was part of VisiCorp's broader suite of office applications, which aimed to provide comprehensive tools for business and personal use.