Hi,
an updated version of Papyrus Office will be available end of year. If you are not registered yet or ur email data have changed please send us an email.
Topic : Papyrus Amiga update.
Your name and address along with ur Papyrus registration code.
email to: support [at] titan-computer[dot]com

best regards
Titan Computer Customer Support.

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What will be the cost of the updated Papyrus Office for those that do not have a previous version?

Do you sell direct, or must buyers go through a distributor/reseller?

What does the updated version have different from the previous versions?

Thanks

Any news about this software?

Nothing...
Titans promised update for 68k, but there is no any news during 3 month.

Well
Any news about this software?

Nothing... I think, we can forget about Papyrus Office. I use Ubuntu+OO.org 3.0 or Debian+OO.org 2.4.

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[ Edited by Velcro_SP 28.05.2011 - 06:19 ]

> after that I read that the developer's Pegasos was broken and progress was stopped.

The broken Pegasos was not the reason for the progress stop, it rather was supposed to be the reason for lack of a MorphOS native fix. An m68k native fix was supposed to be released nonetheless.

https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=6058&forum=9#60224

> Now, I'm not even sure that Titan has a website. I can't find it anyhow.

They had some but they're not online anymore. Last incarnations preserved by the Wayback Machine:

http://web.archive.org/web/20080617191036/http://www.titan-computer.com
http://web.archive.org/web/20071011021143/http://www.titan-computer.com/ami/index.html
http://web.archive.org/web/20070626170626/http://www.titancomputer.de

@thread

All I can say is I'd like to start coding a spreadsheet app ASAP.

I still have weird connectivity problems, to be fixed next Tuesday and thereafter I'll start looking around about my future MOS dev framework.

There are many factors here, libraries' availability, source c-compiling efficiency, licensing, API accessibility etc. Fortunately I will have pretty much of my spare time devoted on it now.

Do not want to be hung for it, still, but I can say that unless something realy nasty happens, MorphOS will have an Excel-like (simple) application in January 2010. I'll do my best to deliver one about that time, the issue is the features' #.

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[ Edited by Velcro_SP 28.05.2011 - 06:17 ]

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I recall Papyrus as Mac or Mobile Office suite.

I'm thinking of a spreadsheet yet, I like to code in Python, so I pretty much wish to do it on my own. An app is meant to be simple, I/O compatible with MS Excel (xls), also oocalc maybe, simple formulas, possibly graphics, csv/txt import. Also any other MorphOS platform-wise standards as input.

Phew.. that's the plan.

I will try to benefit from independent (read: non-MS) spreadsheets for Apple:

http://www.plsys.co.uk/mesa.htm
http://www.x-tables.eu/more/overview.html

I planned to write that software two years ago but before I even started, Apple released this:

http://www.apple.com/iwork/numbers/