Model III
Many of these titles also ran on the Model I, as the Model III was designed to be backward-compatible with the Model I.
| Cat. No. | Title | Media | 1st Appearance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26-1566 | Visicalc | ||
| 26-1562 | Profile | ||
| 26-1565 | Microfiles | ||
| 26-1705 | Advanced Statistical Analysis | ||
| 26-1604 | Versafile | ||
| 26-1563 | Scriptsit | Disk | |
| 26-1505 | Scriptsit | Cassette | |
| 26-1564 | Mailgram | ||
| 26-1552 | General Ledger I | ||
| 26-1553 | Inventory Control | ||
| 26-1554 | Accounts Payable | ||
| 26-1555 | Accounts Receivable | ||
| 26-1556 | Payroll | Disk | |
| 26-1557 | Concrete Take-Off | ||
| 26-1558 | Business Mailing List | ||
| 26-1559 | Manufacturing Inventory Control | ||
| 26-1560 | Fixed Asset Accounting | ||
| 26-1503 | Mailing List | Cassette | |
| 26-1504 | Level II Payroll | Cassette | |
| 26-1508 | In-Memory Information | ||
| 26-1571 | Real Estate I | ||
| 26-1572 | Real Estate II | ||
| 26-1573 | Real Estate III | ||
| 26-1574 | Real Estate IV | ||
| 26-1577 | Surveying | ||
| 26-2201 | FORTRAN | ||
| 26-2202 | Macro Editor/Assembler | ||
| 26-2203 | COBOL | ||
| 26-2204 | Compiler BASIC | ||
| 26-1704 | Double Precision Subroutines | ||
| 26-1507 | Standard & Poor's STOCKPAK System | ||
| 26-1603 | Budget Management | ||
| 26-1509 | Trendex Stock Package | ||
| 26-1802 | “Quick Watson” Deduction Game | ||
| 26-1806 | Casino Games Pack | ||
| 26-1904 | Micro Marquee | Cassette | |
| 26-1905 | Flying Saucer | Cassette | |
| 26-1906 | Invasion Force | Cassette | |
| 26-1907 | Checkers 80 | Cassette | |
| 26-1908 | “Eliza” Artificial Intelligence | Cassette | |
| 26-1909 | Pyramid | Cassette | |
| 26-1910 | Haunted House | Cassette | |
| 26-1911 | Dancing Demon | Cassette | |
| 26-1912 | Space Warp | Cassette | |
| 26-1956 | Zaxxon | ||
| 26-1605 | Astrology | Cassette |
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