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What is the best programmer's calculator application for the iPhone?
Started by Kristopher Johnson on
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Third, you can upload and download....
Free42 is THE calculator.
It's old and crufty but is great for binary/hex/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=297473154
You're all joking .
PCalc RPN Calculator
Missing Calculator
BinCalc.
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Possible Duplicate:
What super-calculator do you use?
I'd like a small unobtrusive calculator that can pop up at the press of my calculator button, do some calculations, and go away when i press it again. Aside from standard math functions, ability to...
Started by RCIX on
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Sounds like....
You want it to be mapped to a key? Use AutoHotKey to map it to your calculator button, map Ctrl + Calc to shut it down or something
A web-based calculator may be what your looking calculator button.
Likes SpeedCrunch.
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So I was going through the questions on superuser and I came across What super-calculator do you use? and the winning answer was SpeedCrunch.
Does this or a similar application exist for the iPhone?
Started by ricbax on
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Advanced Calculator
I've been thoroughly impressed with PCalc on the iPhone; If you-blown scientific/engineering calculator that has an RPN mode:.
MathU™ RPN 1.
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I went to two online PSU calculator, and the results are very different. On extreme power supply claculator , the result is 290 W.
On the Newegg Power Supply Calculator, the same configuration gives a result of 500 W.
Do you know other Power Supply Calculator...
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The only way to determine this reliably is to add up the amperage spec for each component you'll have on each rail and make sure it's under the PSU's specified max for that rail .
All power supply calculators are going to be estimates, at best.
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I have decided to break down, and buy a calculator to use at work. One that I can hold in my hand. The features I want involve HEX/OCT/DEC/BIN conversion, and the basic statistical functions and solar/battery power.
I am primarily a CRUD programmer, I...
Started by EvilTeach on
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The only thing a hand held calculator gains ....
Spreadsheets are far more useful as a scratchpad for calculations than any calculator.
If that fails, use Excel/OpenOffice Spreadsheet.
I just use the Windows/Ubuntu calculator.
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I have managed to get a UPS Shipping calculator working in PHP. I now found out that the standard shipping from UPS is capped at 150lbs. For anything over 150lbs, I need to ship via freight.
Has anyone ever coded a Freight Calculator with UPS? The calculator...
Started by Jon on
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For more info contact me at www.webshopapps....
Why wouldn't you just get a UPS API account and request up-to-date rates directly from UPS?
I've got a solution for this on Magento - it will allow products over 150lb to be split up according to a maximum weight .
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I often start Calculator by pressing the little Calculator button on my MS keyboard - but for some stupid reason it always starts minimized - meaning I have to restore it first before I can use it. Any idea why it would do this?
It appears to start fine...
Started by wows on
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Run, calcX.exe WinWait, Calculator WinActivate.
Kind of MS keyboard?
You can use an AutoHotkey fix:
WinWait, Calculator WinActivate
or compile calc.exe .
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Possible Duplicate:
What super-calculator do you use?
I need a calculator program that runs on Windows 7 that can do two's complement conversions. Specifically convert a two's complement to regular decimal or binary. I'm told that the Win 7 calc does ...
Started by Ssvarc on
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From PlanetMath.
Select View > Programmer (Alt + 3).
The standard calculator has this built in.
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Windows Calculator can switch into a "Scientific" mode, getting more math and logical operators, but that's not good enough. I know there are tons of features its missing, such as the ones we see in the Windows 7 calc, or simply making things more visual...
Started by Jeremy Rudd on
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Python interactive interpreter (or better yet, iPython....
You can also grab Calculator Plus directly from MS.
I also can't stop I don't want to link them here .
You can get it on Vista too.
I have been loving the new Windows 7 calculator .
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Hi I know there are plenty of good software "programmer's" calculator, but I often find myself in places where access to my favorite soft calculator is not possible.
Where can I find real (ie: hardware) programmer's calculators? I already did a google...
Started by hhafez on
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As you.
That will probably seem like expensive overkill.
As to hardware, that's probably I would expect from a programmer's calculator.
Search gave me the Calc 0x0 programmer's calculator for the iPhone.
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