"MathCalc is a handy mathematical calculator as well as easy-to-use 2D graph plotter. MathCalc can work with two modes: the calculator and graph plotter mode. Within the calculator mode, you can calculate mathematical expressions, trigonometric, hyperbolic or logarithmic functions. Within the plotter mode, you can plot two-dimensional graphs of Cartesian (y = f(x)), polar (r = f(u)) or parametric (x = f(u); y = f(u)) functions."
TimePuter 3.1 Date/time calculator with many related features. Calculate time periods based on the start and final dates along with the sum/difference calculation of the start time/date and input data. Export results HTML, XML or text files » 24.05.2005 - 1,26 MB - 98/ME/XP - Trial, $34.99
SkinCalc 3.5 Calculator with more than 100 skins and support for translucency effects. » 25.12.2005 - 2.23 MB - 98/ME/XP - Free
MathCalc 2.1 MathCalc is a handy mathematical calculator as well as easy-to-use 2D graph plotter » 17.03.2006 - 1.01 MB - 98/ME/XP - Trial, $24
ABA-X1 1.1 ABA-X1 is a Java based application that calculates mathematical expressions, it has a large number of built-in operators and functions » 27.03.2006 - 1.18 MB - 98/ME/XP - Free
Data Master 2003 11.7.0.242 Plot, edit and analyze numeric data, automate measurements and post-process » 20.05.2006 - 4653 KB - 98/ME/XP - Free
Extended Engineer Pro 1.0 A multifunctional scientific calc with graph builder » 02.07.2006 - 1.06 MB - 98/ME/XP - Free
RedCrab 7.15 (Portable) RedCrab is a calculator with a full-screen editor. The mathematical expressions are not typed in a typical command line, but can be enter in the editor window » 01.10.2020 - 4.49 MB - Windows XP/7/8/10 - Free
Date Calculator 2.1 A simple utility to calculate the number of days, weeks, months, or years between any 2 dates » 12.04.2008 - 595.3 KB - 98/ME/2K/XP - Free
CalculatorX 1.2 Repack CalculatorX is an enhanced expression calculator with the unlimited ability to extend itself by using Custom Functions. You can add your own functions for CalculatorX to make your work easier » 06.05.2007 - 1.09 MB - 98/XP/2K/Vista - Shareware, $24.95
Algebrus 3.1 build 700 Algebrus can be used both as a simple "evaluate-while-typing" calculator and as a powerful mathematical analysis application, which includes 2D and 3D graphic plots of functions and data, command line execution console, and a syntax-highlighted XPascal editor » 28.12.2007 - 2.82 MB - 98/ME/2K/XP - Shareware, $39.90
Extended Engineer Pro 1.0 A multifunctional scientific calc with graph builder » 02.07.2006 - 1.06 MB - 98/ME/NT/2K/XP - Free
Data Master 2003 11.7.0.242 Plot, edit and analyze numeric data, automate measurements and post-process » 20.05.2006 - 4653 KB - 98/ME/NT/2K/XP - Free
ABA-X1 1.1 ABA-X1 is a Java based application that calculates mathematical expressions, it has a large number of built-in operators and functions » 27.03.2006 - 1.18 MB - 98/ME/NT/2K/XP - Free
Math Tablet 2.1 Math Tablet is a powerful scientific calculator » 18.03.2006 - 7.55 MB - XP - Trial, $9.95
MathCalc 2.1 MathCalc is a handy mathematical calculator as well as easy-to-use 2D graph plotter » 17.03.2006 - 1.01 MB - 98/ME/NT/2K/XP - Trial, $24
SkinCalc 3.5 Calculator with more than 100 skins and support for translucency effects. » 25.12.2005 - 2.23 MB - 98/ME/NT/2K/XP - Free
Description by the Software Developer: "JLC's Internet TV is a program for watching free online TV channels. It automatically finds over 1400 channels and have an online updater to keep the channel list updated. This program is completely free of charge and I would like it to stay this way so please donate some money to support it! Features:
Watch over 1400 online TV channels for free! User friendly interface with inbuilt channel list. Channel updater which keeps your list synchronized with the list at World Wide Internet TV Program updater automatically keeps your program up to date. Powerful search function lets you easily find any channel. Favorite list to keep a track of your favorite channels. Absolutely NO spyware/adware or malware included! "
Description by the Software Developer: "Musical Examiner is an application developed to help you test your musical hearing. Your task is to hear and find sounded note or precisely guess one of 36 notes (or chord type or sequence of 2...5 notes). OS Windows 98/ME/XP/2000/2003. Sound card must be installed on your PC. "
Why was this program created? Modern optical storage is an effective mean of data storage and transfer (since they have the cheapest ratio of cost to volume). Since market demand is very high, often media available does not correspond to the standards created for this media. Manufacturers allow such deviation in quality only because the correcting abilities built into optical media are high enough that even lower quality media may be recorded and be readable, albeit at lower speed. But the main problem of such low quality becomes the fact that “durability” of media’s system of corrections of errors is extremely low, and any, even the slightest of scratches may damage the data. It’s simple. The tracks on the optical disks are spiral, and that’s why drive cannot follow it with a 100% accuracy. If low quality media is being used, the chance of disk failure may increase significantly, and under such conditions, long term storage of data, and sometimes even just regular usage of it, becomes impossible. But, that???s the way market works, and consumer hardly has a chance to objectively evaluate quality of every blank he/she purchases. And so we deduct, that the sum of all means of low level error correction provides the required reliability only if the media corresponds to all standards. When a low quality or untested media is used, additional means of error correction are required. How does «Recovery Star» work? During excessive encoding of a file it is broken down into multiple volumes. Then, the excessive volumes are calculated based on main volumes, and a check sum is calculated for every file. During the restoration of information, the decoder evaluates the damage existing in the data, and if possible, rebuilds the lost volumes with following joining into initial file, which represents the restored data.
