An introduction to VisiCalc matrixing for Apple and IBM / Harry Anbarlian
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TextPublication details: New York : McGraw Hill Education, c1982Description: xiii, 243 pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 70016054
- QA 76.6 .A53 1982
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Includes index.
Section 1. An introduction to visicalc matrixing -- Section 2. For apple -- Section 3. For IBM -- Section 4. The polished matrix.
This book is primarily, but not exclusively, for apple and IBM personal computer users who know nothing about programming and very little about microcomputers but know a great deal about what they want their microcomputer to do automatically for them through the creation of reusable Visicalc matrixes.
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