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FormulaCalc

Name: FormulaCalc
Rating: 2.625 (5 reviews)

1.2

08 November 2007

Calculator widget based on JavaScript math functions.

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Overview

FormulaCalc is a widget for Mac OS X Tiger. It is a calculator based on the javascript math functions. Instead of typing the numbers one by one, you can enter an entire formula.

What's new in FormulaCalc

Version 1.2:

Corrected bug using the inverse-trig functions (asin, atanh...)
Added a 10 calculus memory input (Thanks to Mat Schaffer!!)
When no input to compute, the output field is now blank

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4 FormulaCalc Reviews

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Anonymous

10 May 2005

Most helpful

Works pretty much as advertised. Supports most functions except exponents seem to read as a subtraction...

Version 1.0

Scott Gardner

06 June 2005

incorrect calculations. for example: 13.22+15.11+15.11+17.01 correct answer = 60.45 formula calc = 60.54 i noticed that when i typed the ".01" in the last number, it calculated it as ".10"

Version 1.1

1 answer(s)

Fabien Goy

07 June 2005

I am sorry about this. The version you have should be unsafe. Please download the last one: http://fabien.goy.free.fr/FormulaCalc/FormulaCalc.wdgt.zip

Version 1.1

Anonymous

28 May 2005

Useful widget. Some bugs (i.e. with zero removal,) and missing some functionality, but fast and simple.

Version 1.1

1 answer(s)

Fabien Goy

29 May 2005

The bug has just been resolved. Please download it again and check it works correctly.

Version 1.1

Fabien Goy

10 May 2005

For exponent, you have to use the expression exp(5) (which is 148.4131591025766) If you want a power, instead of 2^5, use pow(2,5) (which is 32). Hope this helps. You can visit FormulaCalc's homepage for more information: http://fabien.goy.free.fr/FormulaCalc/

Version 1.0

Anonymous

10 May 2005

Works pretty much as advertised. Supports most functions except exponents seem to read as a subtraction...

Version 1.0