ProKalc 7.9a
ProKalc is a full-featured scientific/financial calculator with scrolling tape. Using a point-and-click interface, you enter data for trig, exponential, scientific, and amortization
problems and get immediate answers, with your input reviewable on tape. You can print results to the Clipboard, a file, or a printer. Ten editable memory locations, online context-sensitive help, and pop-up work screens for complex calculations. ProKalc features 15-digit accuracy in scientific mode along with multi-pane financial and geometry modules to ease calculations.
| Dialup | (56k) | 02 m 53 s |
| ISDN | (128k) | 01 m 16 s |
| DSL | (512k) | 19 s |
| Cable | (1024k) | 10 s |
| T1 | (1484k) | 07 s |
Related Downloads
Uconeer 2.3Freeware. Uconeer has 394 units in 46 categories. Covers all the basic categories but adds engineering specific categories like enthalpy, entropy,... |
Math Mechanixs 1.1.0.1Math Mechanixs is an easy to use scientific and engineering FREE math software program. (FREE registration is required after 60 days). The typical... |
Universal Converter 1.10This Universal Converter allows you to convert to and from many UK, US and metric units. |
ID Application Protector 1.2ID Application Protector is a security program specifically designed to encrypt Windows executables. It protects them against reverse engineering... |
Scientific calculator - ScienCalc 1.1ScienCalc is a convenient and powerful scientific calculator. ScienCalc calculates mathematical expression. It supports the common arithmetic... |
Currency Server 4.5Currency Server was designed to be the most advanced currency-enabling component on the market. It provides exchange rate information and currency... |
Historical Quotes Downloader 1.611Historical Quotes Downloader is a software which allows you instantly download intraday and daily historical quotes of stocks and indices traded in... |
Neuro Hit! 1.0Neuro Hit! is a fully functioning advanced Financial Astrology program based on a sophisticated neural net. It can be used for the NN forecasting... |