- Quick specs
- Price: Free to try (Nag screen); $19.99 to buy
- Operating system: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP
- Date added: April 04, 2005
- Total Downloads: 39,920
- Downloads last week: 65
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A newer version of DreamCalc Standard is available.
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- Average user rating: stars out of 13 votes
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Publisher's description
From Big Angry Dog :DreamCalc provides an alternative to using a handheld graphing calculator when you're working on your PC. It runs alongside your other applications, allowing you to copy values, lists, expressions, and graphs. With DreamCalc, you'll feel like you're using a real calculator. DreamCalc offers algebraic and RPN inputs, function graphing, statistics and statistical charts, complex numbers, base-n calculations, conversions and constants, date calculations, multiple memories, and a polynomial solver (for any order).
Version 3.2 logs polynomial solutions to the Paper Roll, and it includes a number of bug fixes.
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Version: DreamCalc Standard 3.2
"The best calculator you can have"
Pros: After a really long search I have decided to purchase this calculator as it is the best you can have.
The user interface is nice and clean.
It has much more functions than you would ever need.
The best for me are single-click conversions to HEX and BIN and the ability to logically separate the "thousands" in non-decimal formats.
It is worth noting that the author is very friendly and if you would find any missing function (unlikely), than just mail him and he would probably add it into the next release.
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