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WIZARDWORKS•WIZARDWORKS•WIZARDWORKS WIZARDWORKS•WIZARDWORKS•WIZARDWOR ~ ; DOS PRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE Entertainment Software Time Manager with: n1u Hn1n1n Advanced Dungeons & Dragons ................... 12 • Scrolling monthly calendar Super Simulations ........................................ .. 12 lll ·ll·IU I~ • 80 column daily note pad DOS Productivity Software: Phantasie Bonus Edition ............................... .13 Finally, an All-In-One productivity package that • Up to 15 daily alarms with messages All-In-One 15 ................................................... .3 7-ln-One Superstar Sports .. ............................ 13 gives you over 15 useful applications f~r the Home • Calendar Printer with notes Screen Saver Plus .............................................. .4 or Office. This program features fully mtegrated Fantastic Writer ............................................... .4 Gaming Software applications that operate in a "Common Menu" DOS Shell with: Image Labels ....................... .............................. 5 Beating the House at Blackjack ...................... 14 environment. • The capability to run other DOS programs with Image Charts ..................................................... 5 Strategic Craps ..................... ........................... 14 The All-In-One 15 package features an easy­ only 4K of memory overhead PC Supercharger ............................................... 6 Vegas Video Poker ......................................... .15 to-use standardized interface, includes a dear and • Aself-programming menu lets you run any Hard Drive Manager ......................................... 6 Championship Poker ..................................... 15 concise manual, and supports the most popular DOS application from a common menu Spreadsheet-It! ............. ........... ......... ... .. ............ 6 printers on the market. i!~~~~~·~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ With the All-In-One 15 you can: Balance Windows .. Software Whether you are a your checkbook • Calculate your horn~ budg.et first time user, or an Puzzle Works ............................ ......................... 7 For customer service and ordering • Write letters and notes • Check spelling qwckly experienced professional, Find-It! ................ .................... ........................... 7 information, call Wizardworks at: Keep track of appointments and special dates you will not find a more Business Letters .............................. .. ................. 8 • Solve complex financial calculations easily • Set useful package at twice Business Forms .................................................. 8 (612) 544-8581 DOS menus • Set daily alarms • Keep track of the price! Screen Show ...................................................... 9 names, addresses, phone numbers and special Wallpaper Art Gallery .......................................9 DOS Productivity Software requires MS-DOS 2.1 or newer, contacts • Print calendars • Create, Edit, Sort, Windows Launcher! ......................................... 9 512K, CGA/EGA or Monochrome monitor. © 1991 Wizardworks. All rights reserved. Search, Modify dBase .. files • Print mailing lists, WinMail .......................................................... 10 labels or envelopes • Keep multiple diaries • Per­ Time Is Money ............................................... .10 Windows" Software requires Microsoft Windows 3.0 or newer. © 1991 Wizardworks. All rights reserved. Windows software by form calculations with history tracking • Create Designer Labels .................. ............. ................ 11 ew Horiwn requires Windows 3.0 or newer, l MB memory, form letters • Create invoices • and much more ... Banners On Parade ......................................... 11 hard disk, mouse, and EGA, VGA or Hercules graphics card. © 1991 Window Ware, Inc. Entertainment Software (IBM) requires MS-DOS 3.2 or newer, Key Applications Include: 512K, CGA/EGA monitor.© 1991 Wizardworks under license. Game Software (IBM) requires MS-DOS 3.2 or newer, S12K, Word Processing with: CGA/EGA monitor. © 1991 Applications Plus, Inc. • Auto word wrap Wizardworks" is a trademark of the Wizardware Group, lnc. • Block editing > EASH O.tJSE Windows" is a trademark of Microsoft- Corporal!On. Advanced • Smart page break > MENUDR IVEN Dungeons & Dragons' is a registered trademark of TSR, Inc. > ONUNEHElP • Import/Export text > OVER 15 USEF\JL Spectrum Holobyte~ Gato~ Orbit or'; and PT-I()<)" are trademarks APPLICATIONS of Sphere, Inc. Designer Labels", WinMail ~ Time is Money~ and • Overwrite mode fo r Business Banners on Parade" are trademarks of Window Ware, Inc. or Pe!Sonal Use All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders. Spell Checker with: v S!4i~m • 60,000 word dictionary v Oi8mi' PROCESSING • Auto backup of original document v ~CH ECKER • Unlimited expandability " --DATABASE • Unlimited source size v ~CREATOR v ~~BOOK Database with: " • Create or modify dBase .. v TllEMANAGER compatible files " aAJ:rYf.IOI"''- • Browse & edit mode PC APPLICATIONS • String & Substring search " -­AlARllS I : tI] ri I:f[ I) ; ; tt3 :t v ~uST"" • Import/Export from text files v ~DAR PRINTER • Custom report generator ULLY INTEGRATED v ~A~RYPllOH v --·DOS SHELL Address Book with: v a..TOR • Unlimited number of entries • Scrolling list window • Print entries as mailing labels, envelopes or in "Black Book" format IBM DUAL PACK • Full search capability $29 -99 3.5" &5 .25" • User definable groups 3 DOS PRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE • DOS PRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE IMlH lllH~ Screen Saver PlllS contains programs that will protect your Labels go better with graphics! computer monitor from "phosphor etching" and prevent With Image Labels, you design your own custom "ghosting~ looking labels using built-in type fonts and electronic Phosphor etching occurs when your monitor displays clip art. Choose from pre-fonnatted designs of the the same image for an extended period of time. Words most popular labels sizes including: mailing, pricing, and characters become "etched" or "burned" into the Rolodex• cards and name tags, or design your own screen and become "ghost" images that never disappear. graphic labels. Screen Saver Plus helps you protect your invest­ Image Labels also lets you use graphics from ment in today's expensive monitors and indudes the Paintbrush '" and Print Shop'" compatible art libraries following programs: that will give you virtually a limitless supply of graphic • Screen Blank A"transparent" screen blanking utility art. You can even use scanned images on your label that turns your screen off after a pre-set period of designs to put corporate logos, school mascots or a time, which you determine. variety of other images on your labels. • Message Minder'" Leave a message to infonn others With Image Labels it's easy to design, illustrate, where you have gone and when you expect to return. store and print a label for practically any business, • Circle Art/Line Art These programs produce school or personal use! random lines and circles while your computer is idle. When the program begins you can type a short message to let others know of your whereabouts and when you plan to return. Screen Saver Plus also includes four 99 IBM DUAL PACK • Hand Off Fun Asurprise screen pops up to let others Bonus programs: Wiz-Write, a feature-packed $19 - 3.5" & 5.25" know you don't want them using your computer. word processing program; Wiz-Term, a full­ • Work Fun Take a work break while your computer featured telecommunication program; Wiz­ does the pacing for you. Print, a custom print code program and • Zippy Art Quick color graphics in unique and eye Wiz-View, a file viewing program. catching patterns. Not Windows compatible. IMlH tlUU A complete, easy to llSe chart-making program with built-in flllHllt Winn ~lH fonts and pre-fomiatted charts. A complete, easy to llSe word-processing program with over Imagine the ability to create, illustrate, fill-in and 25 built-in fonts and electronic spelling checker. print an unlimited amount of organizational, project At last! Agraphic word-processing program for or tournament charts. Image Charts makes it all possible. planning, writing and perfecting text that will add Pull-down menus and dialog boxes guide you creative "snap" to documents. Choose from a library of through the design process with ease and clarity. Need more than 25 type fonts in varying sizes to spruce up a shadowed box, one with broken or double lines for any letter or presentation. Fontastic Writer Plus also emphasis? It's all built into Image Charts. indudes 24 pin and laser printer drivers that allow Many of the most popular chart layouts are your documents to print out just like the pros's. already pre-fonnatted and included in the program. Fontastic Writer Plus uses pull-down menus and Simply fill in the boxes and print. You can also cut and dialog boxes so it's easy to use! Editing is also easy, and paste for existing charts to make an unlimited supply includes search and replace, cut and paste, left/right of new and unique charts for any application. Image justification, line or word centering, underlining, and Charts gives you the power to present the information an electronic dictionary that scans documents and you want, the way you want it, graphically! corrects your mistakes. You can also use Fontastic Writer Plus and its font library to update documents from Easy Working IBM DUAL PACK Writer'" and Word Writer'" to name a few . Simply type $19 -99
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