calculators
calculators
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I don't have much of a calculator except one (with large numbers for the aged ..."S") for simple arithmetic. Which of all the calculators would you suggest would be useful to supplement Excel which can do almost everything I need to do? Larger numbers would be an asset.
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RE: calculators
RE: calculators
Mathcad, as much as I love it, is quite expensive. A free, Mathcad-like program is SMath Studio, which you can check out here: http://smath.info/live/?lang=eng&referer=112 although units don't seem to be working correctly there. The PC version allows you to set the font size, etc.
The latest versions of SMath are here: http://
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HP35s if you want a scientific calculator. HP48 or HP50 if you want a graphing calculator. See the other thread.
RE: calculators
What I said, was that if a portable version of Mathcad could operate on an iPod, then that would pretty much clinch it for me, since I wouldn't need to lug a decent calculator around with me.
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