calculator that comes with windows

[Trish]

How do I access the Calculator that's usually found in
Accessories? I clicked there but no Calculator appear.
Any suggestions?????

 

[dana]

There should be a calculator.
Maybe someone deleted it?
Did you look in the recycle bin?

 

[M. Rajesh]

Hi,

click on start | Run and type calc. if this doesnt come
then go to control panel, click add/remove programs,
select windows components and then open the accessories
and utilities and hten accessories. if calculator is not
checked it means it is not installed. check it and then
click on ok and it will prompt for ur xp cd. insert the
cd and this will install calculator on ur pc.

regards
M. Rajesh
www.winxpsolution.com

 

[Will Denny]

Hi

Start>Run - then type in "calc" - without the quotes. If the Calculator doesn't appear you can try re-installing it:

Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs>Add/Remove Windows Components>Accessories and Utilities 'Details'>Accessories 'Details'.

Will

 

[Wesley VogelX]

Trish;
Start/Search/Files and Folders/type: calc.exe /ENTER. It should be at
C:\Windows\system32.
Or open Control Panel/Add-Remove Programs/Add-Remove Windows Components/highlight
Accessories and Utilities/click the Details button/highlight Accessories/click the
Details button/Calculator should be first on the list, check it if it is not
checked/OK your way out.
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

 

[Malvern]

How do I access the Calculator that's usually found in
Accessories? I clicked there but no Calculator appear.
Any suggestions?????

The Accessories folder does not look like Win 9x. I had to hunt down my old
Accessories items and place shortcuts in my own folder..

To save you time for now, the calculator is now located in
C/Windows/system32. Go there and scroll down to the calculator, right-click
it, and select "Create Shortcut". Cut and paste shortcut where wanted. You
may have to do this several times if more than one location is wanted.

Malv

Please reply to the Newsgroup.

 

[Wesley VogelX]

Malvern;
My Accessories folder does. I use the Classic View.
Try this: Right click start/Properties/Start Menu tab/select Classic Start
Menu/Apply/Customize button/pick options/OK your way out.
Some of us like the old Windows look.
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

 

[Alexei Cioina]

try Scientific & Currency calculator from
http://www.delphipages.com/result.cfm?ID=3482

Fully functional expression calculator (binary application)
MAIN FEATURES:

includes functions Interpolation
includes special functions
includes Excel OLE graphing
includes Periodic Table of the Elements
supports complex numbers
supports currency numbers
supports financial functions
calculates mathematical expression on the fly
includes common math functions and constants (140 built-in)
user can define own functions, variables and constants
supports "if" and "while" functions
supports boolean expressions
includes customizable unit conversion
includes system of linear equations solver
expression can be symbolic differentiated
Windows and Linux platform
update service

 

[Malvern]

I also have Classic. Interesting. What I wrote was how I finally located
my calculator cuz it sure wasn't in the Accessories folder. I would now
like to know how Trish found it.; we BOTH may be correct.

Take care,

Malv

 

[Wesley VogelX]

Malv;
All I know is, that with XP it does not crash all the time. But there are still
many opportunities. I am working on one now with Advanced System Information.
Wes