Masterfile +3
Utility: Database/Filing · ZX-Spectrum 128 +3 · 1 players · English
Campbell Systems · 1987 · Pound sterling 24.95 disk
Also known as Masterfile Plus 3 (English), Masterfile Plus Three (English)
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sold by Tasman Software
Releases
- 1987Campbell Systems Sold as Masterfile Plus 3, Masterfile Plus ThreePound sterling 24.95 disk
- UnknownTasman Software
Play
- Masterfile+3.dsk.zipDisk image English56 KB
Documents
- Masterfile+3.txtInstructions English141 KB
- Masterfile3(EN).pdfInstructions English7,180 KB
Files and rights
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- AllowedCampbell Systems → WorldOfSpectrum
- AllowedTasman Software → WorldOfSpectrum
Credits
- John A. Campbellcredited
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In the magazines
- Sinclair User #751988 · Overall8/10
Elsewhere on the web
- WorldOfSpectrum 1 votes9.00
In the magazines 51
Sinclair User #75Jun 1988 · p.408/108/10
Overall 8/10
Chris Jenkins 8/10
Label: Campbell Systems Author: John Campbell Price: £29.95 Memory: 48K/128K Joystick: None Reviewer: Chris Jenkins Masterfile Plus 3 is an updated, discified version of one of the most popular database packages for the Spectrum. It works on the same sort of principles as other databases: you can define the sort of information held in each file (up to 60 "fields" per record) enter huge amounts of information (for instance, a thousand names and addresses with up to 254 characters in each), and sort through the info in various useful ways. Boxes and panels of any colour can be added to the files to create labels, index cards and tables, and you can even perform calculations within records using spreadsheet-like formulae. The program's totally menu-driven, so even a duffer can use it to create, for instance, address lists, collection files, stock control routines, price lists, club records and so on. Just the sort of thing the Plus 3 was designed for.
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Feature1
- MicroHobby #188May 1989 · p.24
News/Note1
- Popular Computing Weekly #25Jun 1987 · p.10
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