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    Fireworkz (Colton Software)

    Fireworkz (Colton Software)

    An integrated word processor and spreadsheet for RISC OS and Windows

    Fireworkz combines the features of Wordz (a word processor that you can use to write letters, reports, books, invitations, shopping lists, schedules and other documents) and Resultz (a spreadsheet that you can use to perform calculations, analyse figures, and produce colourful charts) enabling you to do even more; incorporate live results in your reports, or perform an automatic mail-merge to your friends or customers.
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    PipeDream (Colton Software)

    PipeDream (Colton Software)

    An integrated word processor, spreadsheet and database for RISC OS

    PipeDream 4 can be used for word processing: to create letters, reports, invitations, film scripts and books. You can also use PipeDream 4 as a spreadsheet: to create ledgers, simple shopping lists, complex scientific models and cash flow forecasts. You can even use PipeDream 4 as a database for storing parts lists, names and addresses, details of personal collections and mark sheets. PipeDream 4 requires RISC OS 3.1 or later to run. If you only have RISC OS 2.0 or 2.01, PipeDream 3 is...
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