A simple calculator with which you can calculate download time for a file depending on download speed. How long time it will take depends on file size, your own download speed and the server's upload speed. In these calculations it is assumed that your download speed is the bottleneck. Input the file size and click on 'Calculate'.
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Think all desktop calculators are the same, just with different buttons? You're pretty much right. Most basically replicate the look and functions of a handheld calculator on your desktop. The built-in Windows calculator is fine for quick jobs, while some scientific and mathematical desktop calculators wouldn't look out of place hanging from an engineering student's belt. Then there's SFR Calculator Personal Edition. The best description we can come up with is a Windows calculating utility.
SFR integrates a number pad, of course, since it's essential, but its built-in document feature lets you save, annotate, and edit calculations. It's kind of like a calculator with a built-in whiteboard.SFR Calculator's interface uses an Office-style ribbon toolbar with Start and Settings tabs and a Quick Access Toolbar. The main view opens with a blank New Document. To the right is the program's number pad, which includes buttons for adding and subtracting sales tax, though we could customize the buttons for other functions as well as configure the percentage in each button's options. We made some calculations, and SFR Calculator displayed the figures in the main window in clear, color-coded type.
A handy slider under the number pad let us quickly change the size of the decimals and any text we cared to type into the document. Clicking Calculator or Text Editor switched between those functions.We could also quickly resize the interface, drag it into position, and pin it in place, as well as enable Always on Top from the menu bar.
Under Settings, we could choose between three provided skins, choose English or German as the interface language, format decimals and rounding, and make other choices. We could also Show or Exit the program from the system tray.As a calculator, SFR performed flawlessly, though any sort of failure in that regard would be remarkable; math is what computers do best (arguably, it's all they do).
If you're looking for something different from the usual apps and gadgets, give SFR Calculator Personal Edition a try. Think all desktop calculators are the same, just with different buttons? You're pretty much right. Most basically replicate the look and functions of a handheld calculator on your desktop.
The built-in Windows calculator is fine for quick jobs, while some scientific and mathematical desktop calculators wouldn't look out of place hanging from an engineering student's belt. Then there's SFR Calculator Personal Edition. The best description we can come up with is a Windows calculating utility. SFR integrates a number pad, of course, since it's essential, but its built-in document feature lets you save, annotate, and edit calculations. It's kind of like a calculator with a built-in whiteboard.SFR Calculator's interface uses an Office-style ribbon toolbar with Start and Settings tabs and a Quick Access Toolbar.
The main view opens with a blank New Document. To the right is the program's number pad, which includes buttons for adding and subtracting sales tax, though we could customize the buttons for other functions as well as configure the percentage in each button's options.
We made some calculations, and SFR Calculator displayed the figures in the main window in clear, color-coded type. A handy slider under the number pad let us quickly change the size of the decimals and any text we cared to type into the document. Clicking Calculator or Text Editor switched between those functions.We could also quickly resize the interface, drag it into position, and pin it in place, as well as enable Always on Top from the menu bar. Under Settings, we could choose between three provided skins, choose English or German as the interface language, format decimals and rounding, and make other choices. We could also Show or Exit the program from the system tray.As a calculator, SFR performed flawlessly, though any sort of failure in that regard would be remarkable; math is what computers do best (arguably, it's all they do). If you're looking for something different from the usual apps and gadgets, give SFR Calculator Personal Edition a try. What happens if you combine a standard calculator App, a classic desktop calculator and a note App?
CalcTape brings you the best of these and even more. It is your companion for all daily calculation needs and easily masters all scenarios you can imagine. CalcTape is NOT a scientific calculator, but do we need these in daily use? Ever did a long calculation with many figures and asked yourself: 'Did I enter the last figure correctly?' 'The result looks strange somehow.' With CalcTape you keep an overview, can check all figures and correct figures instantly inplace with all subsequent results being adjusted automatically. Missed a figure?
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No problem: Just insert it in the right place easily by entering a new line. BTW: You can place the cursor everywhere you like in the calculation: It's like a note where you can change anything you like in any place with the advantage, that changing numbers or operators updates your calculation immediately!
Some of our users stated CalcTape to be an 'Excel Lite with a calculator interface'. You can also keep the calculation for your records (documents) and create templates: Replacing the figures in your template and getting the correct results is a breeze. Commenting figures and results gives sense to your calculations, so you can understand what you did when viewing the calculation a month later. CalcTape is also available for Android, iPhone, iPad and macOS.screenshots. Full Specifications What's new in version 5.3Version 5.3 includes new shortcuts and HTML export via e-mail.GeneralPublisherPublisher web siteRelease DateMay 28, 2018Date AddedMay 28, 2018Version5.3CategoryCategorySubcategoryOperating SystemsOperating SystemsWindows XP/2003/Vista/Server 2008/7/8/10Additional RequirementsNoneDownload InformationFile Size8.01MBFile NameCalcTapeSetup.exePopularityTotal Downloads57,362Downloads Last Week25PricingLicense ModelFreeLimitationsNot availablePriceFree.
Numi is a calculator that magically combines calculations with text, and allows you to freely share your computations. Numi combines text editor and calculator. Support plain English. For example, '5 cm plus 1 meter'. Unit converter: Numi supports currency, length, area, volume, time, temperature, and data size. It automatically convert units if it's needed. Configurable hotkey.
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