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ClarisWorks for Win v4.0

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Category:	Database Internet & Communications Numbers & Spreadsheets Visual Arts & Graphics Word Processing & Publishing
Year released:	1996
Author:	Claris
Publisher:	Claris

Download cw40cav2-win.zip (13.99 MB)

Emulation
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This is the Australian/New Zealand (English language) release of ClarisWorks 4.0CAv2, & was the first ClarisWorks version release to be named "ClarisWorks Office".

It was also the 3rd software version release of ClarisWorks to be ported to the Windows platform. It will run on 32bit Windows, 95 to XP.

MD5 checksum & filename: 8992af6c8f353cffd008dce126d57edf *cw40cav2-win.zip

Documents created with ClarisWorks v4.0 on Windows & ClarisWorks v4.0 on the Macintosh are interchangeable. That is, you can create a ClarisWorks document on Windows and edit it on a Macintosh computer or vice versa, without need for conversion when using the same ClarisWorks versions on either platform.

There are two install sets contained in the zipped archive; The copy of ClarisWorks (inside the "easy-install" folder), was a free promotional release, issued on the cover CD of the magazine, "Australian PC Authority" March issue, 1998. It was offered as a sweetener for the forth-coming release of ClarisWorks 5 for Windows. Macintosh users were not offered an equivalent "sweetener".

The other included install set of ClarisWorks (inside the "disk-images" folder), are of the original 1.4MB floppy disk installation set of ClarisWorks (Australian/New Zealand release) version 4.0v2 for Windows.

They are otherwise identical, and both are full installation sets.

For info regarding the installation of either, view the "ReadMe.txt" documents located in each of the enclosed "disk-images" & "easy-install" folders.

Compatibility
Architecture: x86 (Intel)

For Windows 95 & NT. Runs fine on 32bit Windows up to & including Windows XP. This version may run OK on newer Windows OS's, but this has not been tested by me.