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This article (PDF page 5) claims LisaPaint was the testbed for what became MacPaint. May not have ever intended to ship for Lisa Office.

Test app for the OS which would test components like multitasking. (PDF page 5)

Lisa Pascal (Clascal, Toolkit, QuickPort)

The version on Bitsavers appears to only be a Macintosh cross-compiler version. See LisaList. Was there ever a native C SDK for Lisa? Bitsavers - http://www.bitsavers.org/bits/Apple/Lisa/c/

A picture from a CompuGraphic sales ad depicts a Lisa 1 next to the printer. Only CgCompose 2 is known to survive.

Virtual Rolodex. Disk is named "LISA PHONE BOOK 9/9 (TM)"

Business & Professional Software, Inc

Technically not software; actually a collection of clip art for LisaDraw. See LisaLIst.

Brock Software Products, Inc

A copy for the Lisa 2 has been found.

https://books.google.com/books?id=chhO3s_vDsIC&pg=RA1-PA118&dq=brock+software+apple+lisa&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjN5tPz1IDsAhUs2FkKHUmBCZEQ6AEwAHoECAIQAg#v=onepage&q=brock%20software%20apple%20lisa&f=false

Brock Software Products, Inc

A copy for the Lisa 2 has been found.

https://books.google.com/books?id=chhO3s_vDsIC&pg=RA1-PA118&dq=brock+software+apple+lisa&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjN5tPz1IDsAhUs2FkKHUmBCZEQ6AEwAHoECAIQAg#v=onepage&q=brock%20software%20apple%20lisa&f=false

An accounting system with four packages titled General Accounting, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, and Payroll. Exciting, I'm sure. Appears to be its own OS? A beta copy of v 3.0.0 for Lisa 1 was found, but the disks are damaged. The startup disk was recovered enough to boot a Lisa 1.

Organization Software Corporation

https://books.google.com/books?id=DS8EAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA4&dq=lisa+omnis+3&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjv443A1IDsAhUrrlkKHVazAp0Q6AEwAXoECAAQAg#v=onepage&q=lisa%20omnis%203&f=false

https://lisalist2.com/index.php/topic,118.msg1973.html#msg1973

Disk images were posted to LisaList but disks suffered major physical damage and may not be complete.

This probably exists in the same place in the BBC as all of the episodes of Doctor Who from the 60s... See LisaList for more.

Complete package includes Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, General Ledger, Inventory, Job Cost, Payroll, Purchase Order, Sales Order & Team Manager. 4 of the 9 packages for Lisa 1 are known to still exist but are undumped; sales document says a Lisa 2 version would be available later, see LisaList.

Supposedly found on Lisa AppleNet 00108772. Referenced in the 1984 Lisa Marketing Binder.

Available in "Compact" and "High Performance" editions. "High Performance" known to exist but undumped, see LisaList

See LisaList, available from BitSavers

See LisaList, available from BitSavers

Precursor to Excel. Requires XENIX 3.0.

Word processor for XENIX 3.0. From Bitsavers.

Relational database. See LisaList.

Q-One (Wang-style word processor), Q-Date (calendar), Q-Math (calculator), Q-Menu (menuing system), Q-Mail (email), and Q-Form (screen builder). That's Q-Ute. Available 1983; presumably Lisa 1 only.

OS not mentioned in Apple article, but found in InfoWorld. Presumably true for all SMC Software releases. Appears to have been released. Supposedly found on a Lisa 2/10, Applenet 00108772

Database manager and report generator. Port available for IBM PC. Damaged copy known to exist, but can't be imaged. See LisaList.

Accounting system similar to Software Fitness Program. Damaged copy known to exist, but can't be imaged. See LisaList.

Relational database. Unifi Corp. may have been bought by UniSoft or was a branch of UniSoft? Appears to have been released.

Appears to have been released.

Appears to have been released.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/fortran-language-manual-unix-uniplus-291024757

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/pascal-language-manual-unix-uniplus-291024758

Not a Lisa application at all, but a mislabeled Mac OS application. Has a couple Lisa-related files on the disk image, though. Original developer's website

Note: All titles listed below were announced in 1983-1984, but are not confirmed to have been released. Source is http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/apple/lisa/marketing/Lisa_Sales_Marketing_Binder_Feb84.pdf

http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/apple/lisa/marketing/Lisa_Sales_Marketing_Binder_Feb84.pdf

Tax prep software. Might have been released but Google Books has no preview.

The ever-popular dBASE relational database. Announced for both Office System and UNIX, presumably XENIX.

Tool used to help financial institutions determine customer/member eligibility and assists with certificate of deposits, IRAs, laons, etc.

Accounting system for legal firms.

Financial modeling software, spreadsheet

Combined database, spreadsheet, graphics utility

Calendar/notebook/appointment book integrating into the Office System. May have shipped, no Google Books preview.

Wadsworth Professional Software, Inc

Statistics modeling package

Accountants Microsystems, Inc

Tax prep software, available in professional and personal forms.

American Business Systems, Inc

Similar to the Software Fitness Program above.

Relational Database. Ports existed for CP/M and IBM PC.

Horizon Software Systems

Horizon Software Systems

Accounting system similar to Software Fitness Program

Port available for a "TI CPG" computer.

"Source Generator"

Symbolic debugger.

"General Business" accounting system like Software Fitness Program.

Restaraunt/Food Service Management Information

Property Management Business Information

Records management.

Presumably an implementation of the ADA programming language?

A text editor known for being good at literally everything except being a text editor.

Just guess what this package does.

Mentioned in brochure as a possibility for a later release. Presumably vaporware.

These entries were only briefly mentioned in a 1983 sales pitch brochure with even less information than the above. Presumably Lisa 1 software. See http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/apple/lisa/marketing/Lisa_Dealer_Presentation_1983.pdf

Yes, that Oracle. Say hi to Larry Ellison for me.