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<blockquote data-quote="Xyxox" data-source="post: 5079353" data-attributes="member: 16542">I'm going to still refer to my spreadsheets, which evolved from spreadsheets on spreadsheet software no longer available and began in the eighties, as &quot;Army Builder Spreadsheets&quot;.Know what? There's not thing one Lone Wolf can do about it. There's not thing one they cna do about my post, either. I don't sell my army builder spreadsheets, so I cna call my army builder spreadsheets what I've called them for decades now.And yes, the very first Army Builder Spreadsheet I ever created was in Multiplan on a PC and was for building armies for use with the first edition of Battlesystem. It later evolved to Visicalc and Lotus 123, and expanded to second edition Battlesystem.And if I really dig in some boxes I have in my basement, I wouldn't be surprised if I could dig up a 5 1/4&quot; diskette with files named &quot;Amry Builder&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Xyxox, post: 5079353, member: 16542"] I'm going to still refer to my spreadsheets, which evolved from spreadsheets on spreadsheet software no longer available and began in the eighties, as "Army Builder Spreadsheets". Know what? There's not thing one Lone Wolf can do about it. There's not thing one they cna do about my post, either. I don't sell my army builder spreadsheets, so I cna call my army builder spreadsheets what I've called them for decades now. And yes, the very first Army Builder Spreadsheet I ever created was in Multiplan on a PC and was for building armies for use with the first edition of Battlesystem. It later evolved to Visicalc and Lotus 123, and expanded to second edition Battlesystem. And if I really dig in some boxes I have in my basement, I wouldn't be surprised if I could dig up a 5 1/4" diskette with files named "Amry Builder". [/QUOTE]

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