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not sure what you're trying to do, but windows has a scientific calculator

start...programs...accessories...calculator...click view and select 'scientific'

however, when I need to do any calculations, i usually run them in a spreadsheet (excel). most spreadsheets have the same funtions and more that are found on a scientific calc. once setup, its reusable.

Jim_47

A little off topic Computers

Back before windows in the days of DOS you could write your own basic software programs for a quick resolution to a problem. Like conversion etc. Does anyone know of a software package to run under todays windows operating systems that give you a comprehensive scientific calculator? Looking for more than the calculator buried in the windows accessories or utilities section. thanks

Maine/Baltimore Doug_4

A quick google

for "windows scientific calculator software" found several from free to shareware to paid.
An example

http://www.sharewareconnection.com/esbcalc-pro-scientific-calculator.htm

scott k_3

There is a pretty comprehensive scientific calc as part of windows. go to the calculator, select view and choose scientific got most of the common functions (trig, exponents, sqr rt etc)

Ruthe Jubinville_2

How neat

Thanks for this info didn't know it was there.