Cents Calculator in Wordpad

[Brian Lawson]

Hi, I have a minimal Windows98 installed and no MS spreadsheet, but I have a
seperate shareware spreadsheet - that and any other third part program can
be imported into wordpad - but why? Why not just work it from the original
program?


Brian Lawson
IC PTG, MPT
Johannesburg, South Africa

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> > Hi Richard.
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> > I  didnt know wordpad was capable of this.. neat. Also.. you dont happen
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> > know where I can get a copy of the book you mention below do you ??
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> > Richard Brekne
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> I should mention that to get to this spread sheet in WordPad, go to a
> WordPad document, click on Insert on the task bar and choose  Object,
>  click on Microsoft Works 3.0 sheet or chart.    The object "blocks"
> appear at the position of the cursor in the document.    Hmmm I guess then
> one should have some edition of MSWorks. This might not come with W95
> after all.   I remember I got a free software packet when I bought the
> computer.   So if you don't have anykind of Microsoft spread sheet, it
> might not open the way it does here.  If  you don't have anyspread sheet
> it might not open at all.  No telling till its tried.
> The book by Mcferrin _The Piano---Its Acoustics__is in the Schaff
> Catalog.  The math is understanable if you had high school algebra.  Even
> if you have forgotten he makes it rather clear.  --ric
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