Help for WinCalc

 

Overview

WinCalc provides all of the most useful calculator functions in a single, organized format, and it features a 13-digit display, a 500-line scrollable tape, 10 memory cells, conversions between Decimal, Hexadecimal, Octal, and Binary modes, the ability to copy, paste, or edit the current calculator value, and the ability to save the tape and/or memory data to a text file to be printed or to be restored later.

When changing numeric modes (Decimal to Hexadecimal, for example), the letter 'd' after a number indicates that it is a Decimal number, 'h' indicates a Hexadecimal number, 'o' indicates an Octal number, and 'b' indicates a Binary number.

 

Buttons and Controls

 

File menu

 

Edit menu

 

Tape menu

 

List of Enhancements in the New Version



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