Dear John and others,
Yes, this time the calculater application was installed on my
machine. I still cannot get the calculater to function in the correct
way and really not at all. I'd type in like five plus two in the
regular fashion with numbers and characters and it gives me a wrong
answer and there is no edit box that records what I had typed. The
similar thing occurs when using the virtual mouse and left clicking
the numbers and characters on the virtual numpad as well. Unsure
though but the Excell Spreadsheet would work more affectively just I
have forgotten all of the Excell Spreadsheet knowledge that I once had
because of not using those skills. So, I need to average a lot and
tried the function sum and then did the average and the nu8mber isn't
right using the alt shift and r or f2 functions and all. Thanks for
any further information just that I've read an article on GW-Micro's
site on an rebenner, manual on Excell Spreadsheets and looked under
the support search fields without any success yet.
Thanks,
Peter Q Wolfe, sr
On 7/13/12, John Farley <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello peter,
>
> Recalling what you said about your Office set up on the PC you are using,
> have you got the GW Micro factory set file for the calculator installed.
>
> This does make it accessible.
>
> It is just a simple calculator, it may not fit the demand you may wish to
> place on it.
>
> From what you said that your needs might be in your note below, you may be
> better using Excel to do the job for you.
>
>
>
>
> Regards, John
>
> John Farley
>
> Personal Contact Work contact
> E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected]
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter Wolfe [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Friday, July 13, 2012 4:22 PM
> To: gw-info
> Subject: Recommendation for accessible calculaters or help with Windows
> calculater
>
> Hello everybody,
>
>
>
> Does anybody have a recommendation for an accessible calculater or
> know
> how to operate the Microsoft calculater? I've looked on the GW-Micro site
> and see no recommendation applications for calculaters on their list. I
> need
> to aggrigate lots of information on things just can't do it all in my head
> with like 64 areas and 18 different criteria, so any help would be great
> like normal. I've looked also in the manual and nothing, so don't even
> knowif I can even download anything on this computer. Thanks for any help
> li9ke normal you may have to offer to me. I'm just feeling overwhelmed
> right
> now not sure what to do.
> P.S: upon further introspection that retyping my subject after writing
> helps
> to make a more concise subject description.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Peter Q Wolfe, sr
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