I'll have to get back to the lady again to confirm but I have had a number of offers so I'm sure I should be able to sort this out.
>From my reading Appleworks first came out in 1983 and went through many incarnations eg v1.2, v1.3, v2 . From version 3 Claris was formed to look after it up until recently when Appleworks went back to Apple's direct control. I imagine this lady is after one of the version 1 or 2 versions since I think by v3 it went to 3 1/2 inch disks (though 5.25 inch disks could be specially ordered) but I could end up being proved wrong. Unfortunately my first Mac was an LC575. Prior to this I had been using punch cards on a DEC VAX System. After getting the LC575 I could never face the thought of going back to anything more primitive. Now days I even find my G4's struggling to keep up with my needs and will soon have to upgrade a number of them to G5's. I guess whatever you use comes down to what you want to do. I run about 13 Macs on my home network and I'm always complaining about needing more. Thanks Greg Sharp On 18/11/04 11:54 AM, "Rod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > As the Americans like to say, 'Back in the day' before the Mac, the Apple II > series used AppleWorks. I think once the Mac came on the scene, AppleWorks > may have been spun off into its own division and became Clarisworks. By the > time version 5 came around, the software had reverted back to Appleworks. > From memory there was a text version for the II c/e series, and a graphic > version for the IIGS. > > If I am wrong, can the Apple historians on the list please correct me! > > Seeya > > Rod!
