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Adding Machine Universal: Free 10 Key Calc is a robust productivity tool designed for users who need a reliable calculator experience similar to traditional printing calculators. This app features essential functions such as total calculation, reverse operator entry, and percentage calculations, making it an effective choice for business applications. The app's interface mimics a 10-key layout, providing familiarity and ease of use for those accustomed to physical calculators.

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The application is optimized for both iPhone and iPad, with the iPad version offering a full-sized keypad that incorporates TypeTone, an audio feature that enhances user interaction by guiding finger placement. Users can customize the position of the total key and enjoy features such as number editing, line management, and paper tape file management, including export options to various platforms. While the free version has limitations on the number of paper tape lines, it serves as a functional entry point for those seeking a basic calculator solution.

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By Interlocken Technology
Adding Machine Universal: 10 Key Calc behaves like a true '10 Key' or 'printing calculator' such as those made by Monroe, Casio, Sharp and others....
Adding Machine Universal: 10 Key Calc behaves like a true '10 Key' or 'printing calculator' such as those made by Monroe, Casio, Sharp and others. A total is obtained by pressing the asterisk (*), operator entry is reversed, and percentages are obtained by multiplying and adding to a stream of numbers. PLEASE SEE THE 1ST FAQ BELOW.This universal version works with both iPhone and iPad. The iPad version features a full sized (1:1) keypad with TypeTone, a unique audio aid to help guide your finger back to the center of a key. The total (*) key (iPad or iPhone) can be on either the left or right side (Sharp or Canon style). Also. Review & edit numbers, add or delete lines. Save & retrieve paper tape files. Export paper tape files to iBooks, Dropbox, Email or your favorite printing utility (see the FAQs).Free Version Description==================This is the full version of Adding Machine Universal: 10 Key Calc, but with a reduced number of paper tape lines & some other limitations. You can find the full version by searching for 'Adding Machine Universal: 10 Key Calc' by Richard Silverman in the App Store. ==== Recent Press =====Currently featured in iTunes "What's Hot" in the Finance Category.Strategic Finance (Tools of the Trade): "If you're looking for a professional desk calculator that can give you full 10-key accounting functions with a tape you can name and save, edit, e-mail, or print, check out Interlocken's 10 Key for iPad."=================Specifications:================= Behaves the same as a '10 Key' adding machine. Export a PDF file to iBooks, DropBox, Email, or your favorite printing utility. TypeTone - a major innovation to aid accurate key entry using audio feedback (iPad version). Full size (1:1) keyboard (iPad version). Select from a menu of keypad sounds. 400 lines of paper tape history (full version). 3 display formats: fixed, fix+, float Save paper tapes to disk for later use. Correct numbers, add comments, add/delete lines Use your voice to dictate comments (iOS 7 and greater) Two keypads offer the 'total' key on the left or right (Sharp or Canon style) Comprehensive set of help screens. 4 Orientations: Landscape Left/Right + Portrait (iPad version) International number formatting (Settings -> General -> International -> Region Format -> select region). ================FAQ'sQ1. What is the difference between this App, 'Adding Machine Universal: 10 Key Calc', and 'Accountant Universal for iPad' in the App. Store.? A1. Both calculators are single-column adding machines or calculators with full-size (1:1) keypads and are optimized for the iPad User Interface. '10 Key' behaves the same as a 10 Key Adding Machine with reversed operator entry while Accountant Calc supports the free chaining of +, -, x, /, %, , 1/x and is easier to use if you are not familiar with how a '10-key' works. Q2. Can I touch-type?A2. The iPad version comes as close to touch-typing as a touch-screen can be. v2.1 introduces TypeTone. With TypeTone, a key will guide your finger back to the center of a key with an audio tone.Q3. How can I edit an incorrect number or add & delete lines from the paper tape?A3. Touch any line of the paper tape to go into edit mode. Touch the side controls: Add Line, Delete Line. You can also edit numbers, split Add/Sub or Mul/Div groups. Press Done to return to Calculator mode.Q4. Tell me about Email, Printing, and Exporting a Paper Tape. A4. From the Export dialog, select from: Email, Print, Copy or Open-In. Email includes a pdf attachment. Print requires an AirPrint capable printer. Open-In will cause a menu of 3rd party Apps to appear that can receive a hardcopy of your paper tape; for example, iBooks, DropBox, and 3rd party printer Apps for Brother, HP, Epson, Canon and more. With these print directly to a network reachable printer (even if it is NOT AirPrint capable).
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