SuperSciCalc1.3.0

Name: SuperSciCalc
Price: 9.99 $
Rating: 0 (5 reviews)

25 February 2007

Powerful scientific and conversion calculator.

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Overview

SuperSciCalc is a powerful scientific and conversion calculator.

Save time and increase your accuracy: SuperSciCalc gives you easy access to 60 built-in physical and mathematical constants, so you spend much less time is looking up their values, and less is wasted by accidently typing the wrong number
Convert values from metric, S.I., imperial, and obscure scientific and historical units: With over a thousand different units to choose from, you´re bound to find what you need
Keep track of your numbers: Unlike most calculators, which limit you to one or two memory slots, SuperSciCalc gives you twenty six!
Full calculation history lets you review your work
No-cost, risk free, 30-day trial

What's new in SuperSciCalc

Version 1.3.0:

Now a Universal Binary
Updated help
Conversion tool now remembers what you did last time you used it
More than a dozen new conversion units, including "Double-decker Bus" (length), "Hoover Dam" (power) and "Rhode Island" (area).
The conversion tool's "Use" button is now disabled if you have no from/to units specified (previously converted the value to zero).
Added link to website in help menu
Added Window menu with Minimize menu item
Fixed typo with spelling of Exbioctet unit

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1 Reviews of SuperSciCalc

The Sign Change button +/- seems to be buggy. If I enter a number, and click the +/- button, the sign changes to (-) but if I click again, the result is very odd. Example: If I enter 34 then click the +/- button, the result is -34, which is correct; but if I click again, I would expect the sign to toggle, leaving 34. But instead, I get -4.4. Also, the results are bizarre if I attempt to change the sign after a chain of calculations.

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The Sign Change button +/- seems to be buggy. If I enter a number, and click the +/- button, the sign changes to (-) but if I click again, the result is very odd. Example: If I enter 34 then click the +/- button, the result is -34, which is correct; but if I click again, I would expect the sign to toggle, leaving 34. But instead, I get -4.4. Also, the results are bizarre if I attempt to change the sign after a chain of calculations.

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