That`s what they teach in the business schools nowadays, and that`s the lesson Lotus remembered when it ran up against tough competition from Borland`s admirable new spreadsheet, Quattro Pro.

Microsoft stopped supporting Quattro Pro files starting with Office 2007, and other office applications, such as LibreOffice and Apache OpenOffice, provide only limited support for Quattro Pro's ...

It is optionally keystroke compatible with Lotus 1-2-3. Quattro Pro was originally developed by Borland, then purchased by Novell in 1994 and Corel in 1996. Initially sold as a separate program ...