Calcute

Free compact scientific tape calculator with many features: asin(2 1\3^ln(pi))

Calcute  Review

Calcute is a Free and Compact yet Capable Tape Calculator. More advanced than standard calculators, it is actually an expression evaluator that lets you process arbitrarily complex numeric expressions like: -ln(1+2) * 3% + sin(4 5\6)^7. As shown in this example, you can even enter an exact fractional value like 4 5\6 instead of a decimal approximation like 4.83333333333... Arithmetic software routines are used to prevent common rounding errors associated with computer hardware. Many scientific functions are supported: logarithms and exponents, trigonometric and hyperbolic functions, normal and inverse. Supports binary, octal and hexadecimal numeric bases. In multi-line edit mode all past expressions and results are retained on the tape so you can edit previous work, recalculate it, cut and paste directly on the tape or other documents, save your work to a file automatically or manually, restore it later and resume working where you left off. Use compact single-line mode to shrink Calcute down to a tiny one-line utility stashed in a corner of your screen. Or use its more flexible multi-line editing mode: stretch it into a long calculator tape of any size or maximize it to full screen for complete multi-line editing flexibility. Since all past calculations are retained you can modify them and recalculate them individually at will. Select any font available on your system, in any size. Also adjust the button size separately to suit your preferences. Show or hide the buttons: show the keypad to click with a mouse or hide it to save desktop space and enter your calculations using the keyboard. You can swap the use of the period and comma in order to use international numeric notation. You can group whole digits in sets of three or not. Enable the always-on-top mode to keep Calcute visible at all times. Select a snap-on screen position to your preferred starting location or retain the last position. All details are described in the included online help file.