Best Freeware Calculator

[JimmyJam]

I would like a calculator with a tape record, Binary/hex/dec, but don't
need any programming features.

What are the candidates?

 

[Bebop & Rocksteady]

I would like a calculator with a tape record, Binary/hex/dec, but don't
need any programming features.

What are the candidates?

Standard windows Calculator

View > Scientific



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[olfart]

I would like a calculator with a tape record, Binary/hex/dec, but don't
need any programming features.

What are the candidates?

Do a Google search for TapeCalc 1.00
It's free and has a tape. The only drawback is having to copy/paste the tape
into wordpad if you want a printed copy. All the others I have found with a
tape have some better features but are not freeware

 

[George Richards]

Do a Google search for TapeCalc 1.00
It's free and has a tape. The only drawback is having to copy/paste the tape
into wordpad if you want a printed copy. All the others I have found with a
tape have some better features but are not freeware

Or you can try TapeCalc 2 http://www.eastfree.org/wf_load.htm.
The link is at the very bottom of the page.

HTH

 

[JimmyJam]

http://www.eastfree.org/wf_load.htm

Thanks for the link. Seems as though all the version 1 links have rotted.

 

[Günter Schwarzbauer]

I would like a calculator with a tape record, Binary/hex/dec, but don't
need any programming features.

What are the candidates?

Have a look at Power Calculator from microsoft:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/powertoys.asp

 

[JimmyJam]

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/powertoys.asp

Unfortunately, I am running 98se. But when I switch, I will look into the
Powertoy.

 

[Son Of Spy]

I would like a calculator with a tape record, Binary/hex/dec, but don't
need any programming features.

What are the candidates?

Shocalc has HEX Log and Math (not binary)lets you print the tape as well:
On my Desktop3 page, or HERE:
ftp://ftp.jaring.my/pub/simtelnet/win95/calc/scalv301.zip _709Kb


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[JimmyJam]

ftp://ftp.jaring.my/pub/simtelnet/win95/calc/scalv301.zip

Now, this one is pretty nice!

 

[w.p.]

I would like a calculator with a tape record, Binary/hex/dec, but don't
need any programming features.

What are the candidates?

ALLERCALC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
w.p.

 

[me]

Standard windows Calculator

View > Scientific

That's a good calculator, but it has no percentage or square root
functions.

 

[BillR]

I would like a calculator with a tape record, Binary/hex/dec, but don't
need any programming features.

What are the candidates?

Check the entire "Scientific Calculator Suggestions" thread in acf
from mid-September in the Google ng archive. This link will take you
to the most extensive list. Calc98 does not have a tape.
groups.google.com/groups?q="Scientific Calculator Suggestions"
group:alt.comp.freeware

A somewhat unusual alternative continues to grow on me. I think of
Dicom as a calculator implemented as a word processor. This requires
a concious mental "reset" to get started, but with a little practice
and planning it is very nice. I haven't tried computer math in it.
http://www.knowbotron.com/

BillR