A Brief History of ClarisWorks
There seems to be a lot of confusion surrounding the relationship of the various programs named AppleWorks and ClarisWorks. This is not helped by the fact that Apple renamed ClarisWorks to AppleWorks a couple of years ago. In fact, there have been three completely different programs known as AppleWorks. This history is not about the first one, which was a text-based program for the Apple II.
A Brief History of ClarisWorks --> --> --> My deepest sympathies go to the families, friends, and colleagues of the STS-107 crew . --> --> --> --> --> --> --> --> --> --> A Brief History of ClarisWorks --> --> --> As seen by Bob Hearn --> --> --> --> --> --> --> --> New, 8/10/07: With the introduction of iWork '08 , which includes the new Numbers spreadsheet, it appears that ClarisWorks, aka AppleWorks, is finally dead. There has been no official cancellation announcement, but AppleWorks no longer shows up under the list of software titles on the online Apple Store, and perhaps more significan
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