The WordPerfect Office 2020 Home and Student Edition does, indeed, include Quatro Pro. Using the "Workplace Manager" (under Tools) one can choose to work in Quatro Pro mode, Excel mode, or Lotus 1-2-3 mode. The 2020 edition says that it is licensed to be used on up to two computers.

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This depends upon how thick the monitor is at the top. Most taper toward the top such that the top edge is less thick, and a webcam should work well in that situation. For some "business" style monitors I've noticed that the top edge is quite "thick" or deep... and the mount that comes with most webcams isn't going to adapt to that. Basically, the mount has a rubberized base under the camera, with a lip that goes over the front of the monitor. The rest of the mount is a hinged arm that you adjust so that its rubberized foot presses against the back of the monitor. The camera is held in place on top by the lip, and on the bottom by the rubberized foot pressing against the monitor back. For that to work, the monitor needs to be thinner toward the top. I suspect you could do some adaptation with Velcro strips or something like that, should the monitor be thick at the top.

I have to limit my comment to laptops running Windows 10, as that is the context for my experience. Indeed, this camera should work quite well for your laptop, if it uses Windows. The hinged mount sits securely on the top lip of the screen, and the camera is then adjustable in terms of angle. The camera has a built-in mic and both the camera and the mic use a single USB cable. There is an indicator light that glows when the camera is in use, but I'd probably unplug it or cover it when you're not using it. Logitech makes great cameras... this one is inexpensive but does a fine job with Zoom, etc.

I'm a fairly new owner of this unit so I don't consider myself an expert... but, as I understand it, there are two water collection systems linked to different functions. When running the unit in air conditioner mode, a smaller amount of water is collected in the bottom pan of the unit. Natural evaporation, aided by some of the warmth and air movement generated by the running unit, would normally take care of that water collection... unless one happened to be in an EXTREMELY humid environment. In that case, it is possible to drain that pan. The second collection area is linked to the dehumidifier function of the unit, which one can choose to run. Since the purpose of that function is specifically to remove moisture from the air, it collects more water in the upper chamber, which would need to be drained on a regular basis. Note that there is a standard bushing to accept a short length of hose for the purpose of draining... not a removable collection container. I drain mine into a bucket with a short length of hose, though you could roll it to a floor drain or roll it to an outside door and use the hose to drain the water into the lawn.