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Finanx 12c
Financial Calculator
The Finanx 12c is a free software that mimics the HP-12C financial calculator. This software was developed for educational purposes. IT'S NOT RECOMMENDED using this calculator for professional calculations. If you find any bugs, please, let me know. Click "Bugs" in the menu bar to report bugs found. -
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CalAr
A graphic harmonic calculator.
CalAr is a free graphic harmonic calculator software. System requeriments: Java Runtime Environment 1.6 or above. Screen of at least 1024x600px. Optional: A Java Sound Bank. The program displays the frequency of fundamental and its harmonics, also the tuning error with respect to nearby notes with graphical indicators (if greater than 1%). -
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CalSD
A graphic differential tone calculator.
CalSD is a free graphic differential tone calculator software. System requeriments: Java Runtime Environment 1.6 or above. Screen of at least 1024x600px. Optional: A Java Sound Bank. The program shows the frequency of both chosen notes, their difference and tuning error with respect to nearby notes with a graphical indicator (if greater than 1%). -
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A cross-platform, text-interpreting calculator written in the Java programming language. Runs on any computer with Java 6 or higher installed. Functions much like a Ti-84, but without the graphing utility.
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This simple calculator allows you to calculate time intervals. Now it supports only positive numbers. most buttons have keyboard shortcuts. It can be particularly useful to pack audio tracks on magnetic tapes or disks. You It could be run both as appl
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