Grade Machine

Grade Machine 6.9

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Latest version 6.90.4
Developer Misty City Software, Inc.
Mac No version
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Linda Kendall
Is there a way to take the student ranking off the progress report? More
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It was bought year ago or so but then abandoned. What a shame it was a great program. More
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Whatever happened to grade machine? I have the 6.9 version purchased long ago. It is no longer compatible with my newest computer, but it seems to be the latest version. Is there something similar to the 6.9 version but used by newer computers? More
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