Socialtext’s answer to tables and sortable lists online, SocialCalc(TM), is now available for download as version Beta 1 from Sourceforge. Beta 1 is a re-release of Dan Bricklin’s wikiCalc .95, the current version of his curiously strong web-based spreadsheet program.
To download head on over to Sourceforge, watch our STOSS wiki for more news and announcements, and see Dan’s wikiCalc page for installation and usage instructions.
Happy spreadsheeting (is that a word? if not, it oughta be one).
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