PalmaryCalc 1.0.1

Publisher review:
PalmaryCalc is a calculator with a user-friendly interface. It is all in one: from a simple calculator to a scientific, conversion functions (from cooking to astronomical), credit, base number conversions between binary, octal, decimal, and hexadecimal; 32-bit, 16-bit, and 8-bit integer math calculations and conversions; logical and bit-manipulation operations, currency conversion, or any other calculator configuration that you desire. The variety of input methods (including RPN) enables you to perform almost all operations you need.

Features

- User-friendly interface
- Treo 600/650 support
- Hi Res (320x320) support
- 15-digit display
- 35 basic math and trigonometric functions
- Mortgage rate calculations
- Tip calculations
- Unit and currency converter
- User adjustable currency list
- User adjustable constants list
- 3 different input methods (simple, algebraic, RPN)
- 4 different modes display modes
- RPN stack viewing
- Accurate calculation: features up to 18 digits after the decimal point
- Accurate result display: features up to 12 digits after the decimal point
- Calculation range (1e-300, 1e300)
- Memory capacity up to 10 independent values
- 15 most common constants
- Fully supported Palm clipboard
- Graffiti and Palm portable keyboard support
- Easy first-letter search through the lists
Operating system:
Palm OS 4.0,Palm OS 5.0,Palm OS 6.0

Release notes:
Minor Update

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