5 Best Calculators For Windows That Are More Useful Than Windows Own Calculator
| 5. | Calculator Plus: Supports usual array of features that you might expect from a scientific calculator but not as feature rich as Calc98 or Hexelon that you will see in these charts. Supports a bluish skin that some people may like. This one is from Microsoft if you are curious.  |
| 4. | Moffsofts Free Calculator: It supports adjustable calculator size, when you increase or decrease window size it will automatically adjust the screen and button size etc. More importantly it supports history tape that will save all the calculations that you do and can be printed and saved. Can be minimized to tray as well. Do not supports scientific functions however but highly practical for normal use.  |
| 3. | Karen’s Calculator: This supports a very similar feature set as the Moffsoft Free Calculator. Supports the history tape as Moffsofts and you can save it for the future reference too . Interestingly you can set the key click sound suitable to your taste as well.  |
| 2. | Calc98: This one includes all usual array of scientific operation you expect from a feature packed scientific calculator. GUI can be highly customized to you taste. It has financial functions including investment,loan and savings calculations integrated. Also supports calculating time functions and has stop watch feature built-in.About 2 millions PC users are using it according to the website.  |
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Hexelon: This one is my favorite. Supports a beautiful and highly polished visual interface in the shades of silver and light blue result screen. Supports a huge amount of features and will require a whole article from me to show all of them(hum!). Some of the functions includes: I think it was not a freeware some time ago when last time viewed their site about a year ago but now it is. |
So what are you favorites? Let me know in the comments section.
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