Lotus Symphony Dos



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The IBM Lotus Symphony suite includes all the basic tools that you could expect in such an application: spell checker and tables for documents, pre-designed templates for presentations and charts for spreadsheets - to name a few - besides the usual configuration options as regards fonts, colors and the like. IBM Lotus Symphony. IBM Lotus Symphony is a full featured office suite in one application. The application has word processing, spreadsheet, presentation and web browsing capabilities built in.

Lotus Symphony Dos Santos

Lotus Symphony is a an integrated software program that combines five tools: spreadsheet - word processing, graphics, database management, and data communications - in one package. The spreadsheet has similar functionality to Lotus 1-2-3, however it uses a different software 'engine'. These releases are of the original suite produced by Lotus. For the unrelated suite produced by IBM under the same name, see 'IBM Lotus Symphony'.


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Release notes

This archive contains six symphony 360k disk images plus one courseware disk image in raw, CopyIIPC+Snatchit, and Transcopy format.

Installation instructions

Important: These images contain copy protection. To write functional disks, you must use the CopyIIPC, Transcopy, SuperCard pro or Kryoflux images. These sets will also work unmodified in the PCE emulator. For raw images or files, you must first apply an unprotect to the PROGRAM disk. See the unprotect folder for more details.

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Note: To install to a hard drive, use the DOS copy command to copy all files from all disks to a folder on a hard drive. You may run symphony.exe from the hard drive, but the program disk (the protected key disk) must be in the floppy drive, unless you applied the unprotect.

Lotus Symphony Dos

To run in DOSBox: copy the contents of each folder in Files to a folder. Then add the contents of unprotectfiles to that folder. Mount the folder in DOSBox, run 'Symp.com' then 'Symphony.exe'