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Gold Disk q's

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#107622From: [F] ArnoJun 4, 1990 8:43 AM
If you use "fill" it uses Relative addressing, so I don't see this as a problem. The biggest bug of them all was the single precision, and now thats fixed. Automatic upgrades will be mailed you everyone when the new version is fully beta-tested by yours truly, I've already spotted about a dozen bugs, and they have been stomped. I want to keep searching until I'm relatively sure they are all worked out. Tom Gandey Gold Disk, Inc. Technical Support
#107683From: Christopher L. HaukJun 4, 1990 8:30 PM
Tom, I recently purchased Comic Setter and its version 1.0 (it was on clearance at Software Etc.) I have sent in my registration card, but I was wondering if there are any updates for this program? Like what it can do, I just like to have the latest vesions of my programs. Any help on this is greatly appreciated. Thanks… Christopher Hauk
#108056From: Charles FigueiredoJun 8, 1990 1:52 PM
Tom: Can you say more? I am not at all clear how the fill function allows one to copy formulas so that relative addressing is maintained. At any rate I'm going to fool around with the fill function later today to see if I can't figure out what you mean. Incidently, Advantage is widely seen to have this "bug" so the Advantage manual is clearly defficient on this matter. Regards Charles
#108069From: [F] ArnoJun 8, 1990 2:54 PM
Charles: For instance, if you had cell A1 with formula =A1-3, and selected the range A1 to E1, went to fill, the formulas in cells A-E would be =A1-3, =B1-3, =C1-3, etc… respectively. Tom Gandey Gold Disk, Inc. Technical Support
#108322From: Charles FigueiredoJun 11, 1990 4:42 PM
Tom: I knew fill could do what you suggest in your message. What I was asking about (sorry if I wasn't clear enough) was this ….. I have the following formula in B12: "=SUM(B10..B1)". I want to copy this formula to G25 so that the formula in this cell is "=SUM(G23..G14)". Now in all MSDOS spreadsheet programs (and I presume in most Amiga spreadsheet programs) I can do this by copying B12 to G25. How do I do this in Advantage using FILL or anything else? BTW, I can't for the life of me understand why pattern fills have not been implemented in ProDraw 2.0? Since it is mentioned in the manual can we assume that it is coming? IMHO the lack of pattern fills seriously weakens the program. Regards Charles
#109141From: [F] ArnoJun 18, 1990 8:18 AM
Dear Charles, I'll talk to project co-ordinator for The Advantage and find out more about relative and absolute copying, and see if we can get it into the next version. No, PDraw 2.0 does not have pattern fills. Thanks for the info on the manual, though. I don't know yet, if it is planned for the next version, I'll let you know. Tom Gandey Gold Disk, Inc. Technical Support
#109183From: Charles FigueiredoJun 18, 1990 5:15 PM
Tom: Thanks very much for your prompt reply. Look forward to a new advantage and a ProDraw with pattern fill capability (sigh). Regards Charles
#108198From: George EllisJun 10, 1990 12:05 AM
Tom: Will Desktop Budget be compatable with V2.0? George
#108323From: Charles FigueiredoJun 11, 1990 4:43 PM
George: >#: 108198 S2/General Help > 10-Jun-90 01:05:32 >Sb: #108056-Gold Disk q's >Fm: George Ellis 71570,2267 >To: Charles Figueiredo 75410,1751 > >Tom: Will Desktop Budget be compatable with V2.0? > George I assume you meant this message for Gold Disk. Regards Charles