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SHAREWARE: WarpCalc - Scientific calculator
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Anthony Carter)
Wed Jul 8 19:07:33 1998
To: os2ann.DISCUSS@bloom-picayune.mit.edu
Date: 08 Jul 1998 16:11:00 -0400
From: news@BTSoftware.com (Anthony Carter)
Reply-To: anthony@BTSoftware.com (Anthony Carter)
Reply-to: anthony@BTSoftware.com (Anthony Carter)
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Program: WarpCalc V1.84
Release date: July 1998
Archive Filename: warpcalc.zip
Program URL: http://www.btsoftware.com
Operating System: OS/2
A free demo version is available at:
ftp://ftp.btsoftware.com/pub/download/OS2/WARPCALC.ZIP (size = 178 kB)
Local registration at BTSoftware (http://www.btsoftware.com) for shareware
users in Belgium, France, Germany, The Netherlands and the UK.
Scientific Calculator
The WarpCalc calculator package contains two scientific calculators, one for
the OS/2 command line (CLI) and one for the OS/2 Presentation Manager (GUI).
Both versions share the same core capabilities. In addition to common
calculator features they allow the user to define his/her own symbols.
A whole calculation can be entered, reviewed and edited at once.
Plenty of standard mathematical functions built-in.
Seamlessly expandable with user defined variables and functions.
Temporary variables can be created on-the-fly using the assignment
operator.
User configurable result formatting (e.g. engineering notation) and
precision (up to 15 significant digits). The GUI version takes advantage of
the visual improvements introduced with Warp 4.
The CLI version is ideal for getting fast answers.
Price information :
USD 20.00 - FFR 139.00 - HFl 44.00 - BEF 890.00 - DEM 39.90 - GBP 13.95
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