Application: Stack-Calculator
Category: Office, calculator
Description: Mouseless Stack-Calculator is a intuitive calculator and currency converter with fast keyboard entry. It has two modes: an RPN-mode and a stack-mode. The well known RPN stands for Reverse Polish Notation and it saves you time as it avoids the use of parenthesis. The stack-mode of this calculator is a bit similar to RPN in the way that is also uses a stack an avoids the use of parenthesis. But it's unique in the way that it has no reversed data entry but follows the 'normal' sequence. All calculations can be done by use of the keyboard, so no time consuming mouse clicks.
This app was originally developed as a Chrome browser extension (html/css/javascript). Based on Nodewebkit it is now available as windows application (Windows XP and higher).
Main features
- Flexible and intuitive user interface
- Complete insight in entered expression
- All the advantages of RPN in RPN-mode
- Keyboard for all data entry (as you would expect from a calculator)
- Most frequent used instructions only need 1 key; other instructions 2 keys
- Integrated currency converter with actual rates (from ECB or Yahoo)
- Arbitrary-precision decimal representation (no rounding errors)
- Multi-level undo
- Flexible number notation: normal, financial, scientific, engineering, h:m:s, h:m, hexadecimal, octal, binary, fractions
- 30 last answers
- 30 memories to store intermediate results
- Stack and memory are saved on your computer for future use
- Copy results to clipboard for use in other programs
- Mathematical calculations
- Works with hours (or degrees), minutes, seconds
- Statistical and probability calculations
- Financial calculations like CAGR, Annuity and CashFlow
- Physical constants and conversions
Download Stack-CalculatorPortable 1.0.0.0 Development Test 3 [17.4MB download / 28.4MB installed]
(MD5: 40e8a909e5aee211439e4434c6a06c7b)
Release Notes:
Development Test 3 (2016-02-23): Ready for official release
Development Test 2 (2016-02-23): Initial release
Development Test 1 (2016-02-12): Initial release