Re: Accessible calculator for windows
Hi,
well, if you probably got Cygwin flying around on your PC (which is mainly some developer's tool) you also got bc, a command-line based calculator, which is pretty powerful and totally accessible.
But the person before me is right, if you really just need to add, subtract or calculate percentages (which means that you'll simply multiply/devide) you can stay with google. Another thing that works pretty well is some interactive programming language interpreter, like e.g. Python itself. Open the interactive prompt, enter "2+2" and get 4 out of it. Not speaking of that you can work with variables in there too, lol.
There is a pretty damn powerful calculator for the blind available, which also know loads of those high-level mathematic stuff, including vector calculation, matrices and more, but its from a german developer and I don't think that he translated it into English, so that won't be a way to do things right.
Best Regards.
Hijacker
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