Free calculations in excel software for pda

Calculator UP is a nice implementation of a calculator with unlimited precision.
Uses SpruceFloat library - free library for floating point calculations.
Enhancements:
- New version fixes Siemens problems.

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The file format is CSV (Comma-Separated-Value), which can be read directly by Microsoft Excel and most databases on the desktop, or of course converted easily to most common Palm database applications using their own converters.

Procrastinator's Clock is a prograkm used to be up to 15 minutes fast to stay ahead of the game. However, it also speeds up and slows down in an unpredictable manner so you can't be sure how fast it really is. Technically, the clock maintains a "time buffer" of "fastness" measured in milliseconds. This buffer is modified every second by a certain amount, either adding or subtracting a number of milliseconds. Every once in a while, the delta value changes and the rate of change may increase or decrease. The time buffer is added to the actual time before the display calculations are made. Furthermore, the clock is guaranteed to not be slow, assuming your computer clock is synced with NTP.

Using some of the concepts that make ControlFreak so easy to use, the authors removed the need to select on-screen buttons and moved all the operations to the joystick. Doing basic calculations on your phone is now only a couple of clicks away.

So how fast is it? Try this simple example: start the standard calculator and do 2/3 x 7. It takes 13 clicks. Using Calcium it only takes 6! Best of all its free: Calcium is completely free and works with any Series 60 3rd edition phone

CalcNote is developed with attention to peculiarities of Pocket PC. It doesnt cover the whole working area of the screen and can be easily moved to any place. You can change the size of CalcNote with one click. It doesnt capture the keyboard focus from other programs. CalcNote is just like your desk, where along with business documents there is always a sheet of paper, pen and calculator enabling you to write down the information and make the necessary calculations without bothering yourself with technical features of your Pocket PC.


Typical cases of CalcNote usage. Sometimes you need to write down quickly some phone number or address. Your interlocutor may not like waiting for you to run you Pocket PC, open Contact application, make new entry and enter phone number in the appropriate field. Its much easier to click the CalcNote icon, press the New button to create a new note and write down the number or draw an approach plan manually. CalcNote will automatically name the note using the first line of the text and save the note on the PC. Thus, you can create notes quickly without being afraid that some of them will be missed. In your spare time, you can rewrite your notes into the appropriate program, classify the information and delete unneeded note from your computer.

Sometimes its very important to make calculations quickly. For example, youve got e-mail containing figures to be calculated. Of course you can switch into your standard calculator that will cover the whole screen and the e-mail with the important information, but its not the best way. Its more convenient to click once the CalcNote icon - a calculator that covers only one fourth of the screen will be opened. You still can see the figures in the e-mail - you can easily write them down or copy them into the calculator, make necessary calculations and then copy the result to any of the programs

This program is a simple program I wrote to play around with.

Hold an object (such as a small rock) at about head high.
Release the button at the same time you release the object (stone).

Press the button again when the object hits the ground and the program will calculate the approximate distance the object fell.

This program is still in beta form, but is interesting as it is.

I dont take into account wind resistance and the like, so calculations are only approximate and not sure how accurate due to being in beta form and not fully testing it yet.

Comments or suggestions welcome. ...
Danny

Ever wanted to make a landscape photo where everything from foreground to background is in focus ? Or photograph a group of people and make sure that no one is blurred out due to a too swallow depth of field ? With HyperPhoCalc you can. Setup once , and benefit from real time fast calculations as you type focal length , quickly scroll thru apertures and finally set distance to subject! HyperPhoCalc featues: Hyperfocal distance calculation Depth-of-field (near/far/depth) calculation Realtime calculation - as data is entered Supports both meters and feets Supports 18 different film / digital sensor formats including Small digital, 35mm, DSLR, medium and large format film Custom Circle of Confusion diameter override
System requirements:
- Smartphone, camera