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Windows > Business > Calculators > Generic calculators

Jac 1.1.230

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Jac is a simple calculator that can be run in the console or with a GUI.

More info and screen shots below.

Published:	Mar 16, 2007
Published by:	Trassare www.trassare.com
License	GPL $0.00 to purchase
Trial Period:
OS:	2k / Me / XP
Cow Rating:
Popularity:	11%
User Rating:	+0 -0 +0

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Skins based on the OYOAHA framework may be applied to the GUI. The GUI also displays past operations and it can save sessions to a file. All operations are performed using infix notation only. Exponents and roots are supported. Console mode is good for situations where you may need a calculator in your scripting.

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