Mesa 2 is the best spreadsheet available for OS/2! Because it's "native" (not ported), it thrives in OS/2's advanced environment. It's also "compatible" with other spreadsheets in many different ways so you can work with your legacy data and so you don't have to start learning how to use it from scratch.

Mesa 2 is specially designed for today's OS/2 user. As you'd expect, it provides context-sensitive on-line help and pop-up menus as well as interoperability with other OS/2 applications. It complies with OS/2 user-interface conventions, making it easy to learn and use. Drag-and-drop, for example, can be used to move and copy ranges of data, change colors and fonts, and more. You can use drag-and-drop to print your work as well. And you can customize the menus, toolbars, shortcuts keys, and many other features in just about any way you want.

Mesa 2 loads, saves and recalculates faster than comparable spreadsheets. You can store and analyze data in billions of cells - more than any other spreadsheet. Use unique tools like Formula Inheritance, SmartFormulas, and SmartFill to design and maintain spreadsheets with dynamically linked formulas and dynamic sequences of numbers, days, months, etc., that update themselves automatically. Real-time feed capability lets you dynamically use data from outside sources in your formulas, functions, and graphs. Include your favorite REXX programs as Mesa scripts - Mesa 2 is very REXX friendly! And, a wide array of 2- and 3-D graphs are easily customized to look the way you want them to.

This latest version of Mesa 2 is an evolutionary enhancement to the spreadsheet. It includes a number of new features plus tremendous enhancements to Mesa 2's unique Real-Time Feed capabilities. The feed system has new formula and script functions to let you interrogate and control the feed information, including the dimension of time.

System Requirements

Software Requirements: OS/2 Warp 3 or higher (including OS/2 Warp, Warp Connect, and Warp Server).

Hardware Requirements: those for OS/2 plus an additional 4 MB memory and 6 MB free disk space; mouse or similar pointing device and a printer supported by OS/2 are highly recommended. (Memory and disk space requirements also depend on worksheet size.)