hello

i'm looking for a scientific calculator freeware for WinXP.
I've tried ESCalc (or something like that, don't quite remember the name) a
while ago, which is better than the windows calc, but with which i was still
very unimpressed.

I want the calc to have the following feature:
- operations priority (why doesn't the windows calc have this function....
it's so damn elementary)
- advanced operators (cosine, sine, sqrt, X^n)
- GOOD interface. Very important. This is what i hated the most with ESCalc
- freeware, as mentioned twice above

any recommandations?
thanks a lot

"Zed Rafi" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
news:0kX_e.7388$(E-Mail Removed):

> hello
>
> i'm looking for a scientific calculator freeware for WinXP.
> I've tried ESCalc (or something like that, don't quite remember the
> name) a while ago, which is better than the windows calc, but with
> which i was still very unimpressed.
>
> I want the calc to have the following feature:
> - operations priority (why doesn't the windows calc have this
> function.... it's so damn elementary)
> - advanced operators (cosine, sine, sqrt, X^n)
> - GOOD interface. Very important. This is what i hated the most with
> ESCalc - freeware, as mentioned twice above
>
> any recommandations?
> thanks a lot
>
>
>

I like Algebrus from www.astrise.com/software/algebrus/

It does the advance operators you're requesting, and then some. The
interface you may either like or not... it doesn't have any buttons like
a tradional calculator (that's what the keyboard's for anyway!)

Check it out.

Regards
Stuzz

Zed Rafi wrote:
> hello
>
> i'm looking for a scientific calculator freeware for WinXP.
> I've tried ESCalc (or something like that, don't quite remember the name) a
> while ago, which is better than the windows calc, but with which i was still
> very unimpressed.
>
> I want the calc to have the following feature:
> - operations priority (why doesn't the windows calc have this function....
> it's so damn elementary)
> - advanced operators (cosine, sine, sqrt, X^n)
> - GOOD interface. Very important. This is what i hated the most with ESCalc
> - freeware, as mentioned twice above
>
> any recommandations?
> thanks a lot
>

nice with conversions too

http://www.calculator.org/

Hi Zed
Might you be looking for ESBcalc?

http://www.esbconsult.com/esbcalc/esbcalcpro.html

I am using their ESB conversion utility which is excellent.

HTH
Jack Sadie

"Zed Rafi" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0kX_e.7388$(E-Mail Removed)...
> hello
>
> i'm looking for a scientific calculator freeware for WinXP.
> I've tried ESCalc (or something like that, don't quite remember the name)
> a while ago, which is better than the windows calc, but with which i was
> still very unimpressed.
>
> I want the calc to have the following feature:
> - operations priority (why doesn't the windows calc have this function....
> it's so damn elementary)
> - advanced operators (cosine, sine, sqrt, X^n)
> - GOOD interface. Very important. This is what i hated the most with
> ESCalc
> - freeware, as mentioned twice above
>
> any recommandations?
> thanks a lot
>

Jack Sadie wrote:
> Hi Zed
> Might you be looking for ESBcalc?
>
> http://www.esbconsult.com/esbcalc/esbcalcpro.html
>
> I am using their ESB conversion utility which is excellent.
>
> HTH
> Jack Sadie
>
> "Zed Rafi" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:0kX_e.7388$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> hello
>>
>> i'm looking for a scientific calculator freeware for WinXP.
>> I've tried ESCalc (or something like that, don't quite remember the
>> name) a while ago, which is better than the windows calc, but with
>> which i was still very unimpressed.
>>
>> I want the calc to have the following feature:
>> - operations priority (why doesn't the windows calc have this
>> function.... it's so damn elementary)
>> - advanced operators (cosine, sine, sqrt, X^n)
>> - GOOD interface. Very important. This is what i hated the most with
>> ESCalc
>> - freeware, as mentioned twice above
>>
>> any recommandations?
>> thanks a lot

And:
http://www.martindalecenter.com/

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