maplesoft enterprises started in 1999 with daycare 2000 and since has added
additional programs such as maplesoft giving.
the goal of maplesoft is to provide affordable software that works great.
we don't compare ourselves with others, instead we set goals that strive for
excellence. we ask customers to give us feedback and ideas in what they
want. if it benefits the majority or is just a great idea and it's
do-able then we try to implement it. we encourage customers to download
upgrades. upgrades are free for the first year and discounted after that.
instead of conforming, we strive to be creative.
spread the word and let others know that they can download or request a
flashdrive
and try our programs for up to 30 times without paying anything. we also
provide totally free programs such as our checkbook program that can even print
a profit and loss report. we also
encourage customers to contact us especially via email. we do our best to
get back to you quickly with real solutions. windows can be tricky with
all the different programs and hardware out there - sometimes computers just
don't behave, but we will do our best to help.
richard perryman "the founder of maplesoft
enterprises" has been writing database program since the mid 1980's. his
first computer was an ibm xt running at a wapping 4.7 mhz. he has a dual degree in computers &
accounting and is also certified in networking and it administration.
his preferred programming tool is
visual dbase / dbase plus.
he was raised in southeast missouri, but also spent 11 years in california where
he first gained his computer skills.
feel free to contact maplesoft enterprises with ideas or questions and we
feel free to contact maplesoft enterprises with ideas or questions and we
hope you find our programs beneficial.
richard perryman "the founder of maplesoft
enterprises" has been writing database program since the mid 1980's. his
first computer was an ibm xt running at a wapping 4.7 mhz. he has a dual degree in computers &
accounting and is also certified in networking and it administration.
his preferred programming tool is