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An interactive computer program which has some capability for solving systems of finite difference equations is described. Although this capability is limited to linear systems, a knowledgeable user can, with the help of the program, solve a wider class of equations. Over 100 examples, covering a variety of cases, have been solved by using the program. Some representative examples are presented. Additional features which would improve the versatility of the program are also discussed.
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