If you don't have access to a SuperCalc installation anymore, and you really need the file(s) you might look to data conversion services (for a cost) like. That's not an endorsement, I have never used their services.

I did also read that Excel 95 may have been able to read SuperCalc files, if you can locate an old copy of that. I might have some old install disks here, if you are truly desperate for a small number of files I could try to load it on and old system here. Would have to did through the CDs to see if I have it though.

Sorry I'm not of more help, those are some old files.

SuperbCalc - a free software tape calculator written in Java SuperbCalc SuperbCalc • • • • • • • • • Languages • English • By courtesy of Google Translate: • • • • • • • • SuperbCalc is a tape calculator software (also called 'financial calculator', 'desk calculator' or 'adding machine') written in Java. Doing calculations with SuperbCalc is as easy as with your classic tape calculator, but with more advanced features. You have your tape of paper that gets written, showing you the full history of the calculations made, and you can print it with your printer, you can cut it and also throw it away.

But you can also insert comments, check/uncheck each line, copy & paste a single number or a whole tape into your preferred word processing or spreadsheet application, and more. With SuperbCalc you can correct the numbers directly in the tape, and it will automatically recalculate the whole tape! Features • Calculations are made with arbitrary-precision signed decimal numbers matching the IEEE 754R standard (the maximum precision is 64 bits, corresponding to 15-16 significant digits). • It can use its full decimal precision or rounding with 0, 2, 3, 4 or 6 decimals. • Three rounding modes: down, half-up and up. • Percent calculations.

• Memory functions. • Grand Total function. • Annotations can be made on every line of the tape. • Each line can be checked/unchecked. Four check symbols available of different colors.

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• The tape automatically expands to use all the space available on your screen and shows a scrollbar when there's no more space. • Two colors tape writing. • The SuperbCalc keyboard layout mimics your computer keyboard layout. • Main menu for easy access to all the functions.

• Virtually unlimited tape length. • Virtually unlimited number of cut tapes on screen. • Tape printing, with print preview and page setup. • Save tape on a file, open a file in a new tape. • Clipboard operations, either with the single number on the display, a single line of the tape or the whole tape. Zte mf 710 driver download. • Saved files can be opened by most spreadsheets, specifying to use the TAB character as separator.

• Saved files can be opened by most word processors, and tables can be automatically created from them. • Tapes copied in the clipboard can be pasted directly in most spreadsheets and word processors.

• Integrated software update via Internet. Can use a proxy server. • The look and feel is configurable. • All the colors and fonts are configurable. • The numeric system used is configurable: European, Arabic, Devanagari and others (the fonts chosen must support it).

• The locale is configurable. • The tape is editable, with automatic recalculation. Note: SuperbCalc is a financial calculator (or accounting calculator), it's not meant to be used as a scientific calculator. Usage SuperbCalc can be operated with your computer keyboard using the numeric keypad and nearby keys.

In fact, the SuperbCalc main interface mimics the right part of your keyboard, to help typing. There's no need to use the mouse for the most common operations (you can still use it if you want, though).