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Randy Y
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      8th Apr 2008
Here's one for ya, I'm stumped. I'm running XP Pro on an HP laptop and my
calculator will not show numbers less than zero. In other words, there isn't
a decimal point in the info bar like there should be. Example: (0.), and the
keypad button where the decimal point should be located is blank.
Calculations like 10 divided by 3 show 3 without a decimal. Anyone seen this
before?
RCY
 
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      8th Apr 2008
Try going into control panel and remove the calc from windows components,
reboot and go back to add/remove and add the calc back in.
"Randy Y" <Randy (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0655BAF5-5ED2-49E7-A066-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Here's one for ya, I'm stumped. I'm running XP Pro on an HP laptop and my
> calculator will not show numbers less than zero. In other words, there
> isn't
> a decimal point in the info bar like there should be. Example: (0.), and
> the
> keypad button where the decimal point should be located is blank.
> Calculations like 10 divided by 3 show 3 without a decimal. Anyone seen
> this
> before?
> RCY



 
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Randy Y
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      10th Apr 2008
Found the problem, open Regional and Language in control panel, click on
configure... and select the numbers tab. In the decimal attribute select (.),
and that fixed it. I have no idea how it got changed.
I hope this can help others, Thanks, RCY

"Unknown" wrote:

> Try going into control panel and remove the calc from windows components,
> reboot and go back to add/remove and add the calc back in.
> "Randy Y" <Randy (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:0655BAF5-5ED2-49E7-A066-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Here's one for ya, I'm stumped. I'm running XP Pro on an HP laptop and my
> > calculator will not show numbers less than zero. In other words, there
> > isn't
> > a decimal point in the info bar like there should be. Example: (0.), and
> > the
> > keypad button where the decimal point should be located is blank.
> > Calculations like 10 divided by 3 show 3 without a decimal. Anyone seen
> > this
> > before?
> > RCY

>
>
>

 
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      10th Apr 2008
I certainly learned something new. I didn.t know the calculator was affected
by regional settings.
"Randy Y" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:EA918446-1334-4220-823A-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Found the problem, open Regional and Language in control panel, click on
> configure... and select the numbers tab. In the decimal attribute select
> (.),
> and that fixed it. I have no idea how it got changed.
> I hope this can help others, Thanks, RCY
>
> "Unknown" wrote:
>
>> Try going into control panel and remove the calc from windows components,
>> reboot and go back to add/remove and add the calc back in.
>> "Randy Y" <Randy (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:0655BAF5-5ED2-49E7-A066-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> > Here's one for ya, I'm stumped. I'm running XP Pro on an HP laptop and
>> > my
>> > calculator will not show numbers less than zero. In other words, there
>> > isn't
>> > a decimal point in the info bar like there should be. Example: (0.),
>> > and
>> > the
>> > keypad button where the decimal point should be located is blank.
>> > Calculations like 10 divided by 3 show 3 without a decimal. Anyone seen
>> > this
>> > before?
>> > RCY

>>
>>
>>



 
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