Roger,
I'm pretty sure the spreadsheet I use to use on DOS was called 'The Cracker'.
Try googling anything with spreadsheet and cracker in it and you get a zillion links for unlocking password protected excel files!I threw 'DOS spreadsheet "The cracker" ' into DDG and got http://www.fvempel.nl/manuals.html as the third result.
I guess I got lucky, as that is the /only/ result (on the first few pages) which looks like what you are searching for.
Regards,
Rudy Wieser
I'm pretty sure the spreadsheet I use to use on DOS was called 'The
Cracker'.
Try googling anything with spreadsheet and cracker in it and you get a zillion links for unlocking password protected excel files!
I just tried sticking your query in DDG and it wasn't in the result.
As DDG does not track you I wonder why the same query get's different results!
I'm pretty sure the spreadsheet I use to use on DOS was called 'The Cracker'.
Try googling anything with spreadsheet and cracker in it and you get a zillion links for unlocking password protected excel files!
I have tried looking through DOS program archives, wikipedia spreadsheets articles etc. and can find no mention of it.
Did it really exist or is it just my age playing tricks on me?
BTW, does anybody know of a definitive archive of MS-DOS software? I've find many sites that list a lot of DOS apps but they all seem only partially complete; either that or MANY dos apps I remember never existed!
A year or so ago I downloaded MSDOS and UTILS from
SIMTEL. A total of 4.44 GBYTE.
The original owner stopped, but somebody took over support.
Try google to find it.
A year or so ago I downloaded MSDOS and UTILS from
SIMTEL. A total of 4.44 GBYTE.
The original owner stopped, but somebody took over support.
Try google to find it.
The largest DOS collection I've found is 500GB+.
I'm pretty sure the spreadsheet I use to use on DOS was called 'The
Cracker'.
Try googling anything with spreadsheet and cracker in it and you get a zillion links for unlocking password protected excel files!
I have tried looking through DOS program archives, wikipedia spreadsheets articles etc. and can find no mention of it.
Did it really exist or is it just my age playing tricks on me?
BTW, does anybody know of a definitive archive of MS-DOS software? I've
find many sites that list a lot of DOS apps but they all seem only
partially complete; either that or MANY dos apps I remember never existed!
BTW, does anybody know of a definitive archive of MS-DOS software? I've
find many sites that list a lot of DOS apps but they all seem only
partially complete; either that or MANY dos apps I remember never existed!
I'm pretty sure the spreadsheet I use to use on DOS was called 'The Cracker'.Cracker was a spreadsheet program for the Tatung Einstein TC01 computer (and maybe others). Can be used in emulation from the Tatung Einstein Reborn site http://www.tatungeinstein.co.uk/
Try googling anything with spreadsheet and cracker in it and you get a zillion links for unlocking password protected excel files!
I have tried looking through DOS program archives, wikipedia spreadsheets articles etc. and can find no mention of it.
Did it really exist or is it just my age playing tricks on me?
BTW, does anybody know of a definitive archive of MS-DOS software? I've find many sites that list a lot of DOS apps but they all seem only partially complete; either that or MANY dos apps I remember never existed!
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