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    Calculator++ 1.1.2

    UPDATED ON:  April 23, 2009

    CATEGORY: Home / Education, Office / Productivity

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    Size: 1.82 MB
    Supported OS:Windows 2K, XP, Vista, 7
    Requirements:Java Runtime
    Last updated:April 23, 2009
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    Calculator++ is a cross-platform, arbitrary-precision, customizable, multifunction, scientific calculator. Using Calculator++, you can perform any of the customary handheld or online calculator operations, and many more. While it serves as an excellent replacement for your operating system' s built-in calculator, it also offers many powerful features that are not available together in any other handheld or computer-based calculator. Calculator++ supports over 25,000 units for conversion in an ever growing list of categories and units. Scientists, engineers, programmers, and students will find it a simple to use, yet powerful, tool.

    Calculator++ is written entirely in Java, so you can use it on the platform of your choice. Calculator++ requires Java Runtime Environment 6.0 or later.

     

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