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So, although it may be a heretical thing to post on a Trius forum, I'm wondering if anyone knows of another macro-based spreadsheet already in existence which runs under Windows? (I believe the Windows version of As-Easy-As is VB-based, like Excel.) Why would that be a heretical thing to post? It's...

chasmoran wrote:Are you a programmer, by chance?

Not unless you consider having to hit Ctrl-Alt-Del every 5 minutes being a programmer

Gene45 wrote:The one major difference appears to be that Draftsight will draw in isometric. I'm not sure how useful that will be.

For certain applications, this is VERY useful!

PS: If version 19 has caused a problem: the previous week's Occasional Income will correct itself at the next update, when replaced by the current week's data. I have written a single-use worksheet "Moneystar Fix" to clean up the part of the data file relating to the Credit Card Reserve. ...

That's indeed weird and confusing! I guess they don;t really want customers to understand what is going on

Unfortunately, I don't think they can be converted outside the program, because their format is proprietary. What you'd need to do is to load the files in draftchoice and save them or export them to dxf, then you can open them in one of the other programs you mentioned. I could be wrong, and there m...

I'll have to download the latest version of Open Office and take a closer look at the macros.

Is this the right place to ask any questions I might have, when I start using the new version?

Don't know about compatibility, but I would guess that Open Office Calc is probably the logical substitute. The only thing I don't know is if it supports macro programming. Does anyone here know?

I still haven't been able to get it to run

Has anyone been able to install DCWin on Windows 7?