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Subject: [ATM] OT: Desktop RPN calculator
From: "Don Clement" <clement.focuser@verizon.net>
Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 14:12:12 -0700
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Many of us have modern modeling, simulation and graphical program on our
computers. But the simple calculator still comes in handy. I always hated
MS's calculator that comes with windows because it does not have RPN with
stack capability. My first calculator was an HP35 that I bought back in 1973
and have used and loved RPN ever since. There is a RPN capable calculator,
Calc 98- a great replacement for MS windows calculator, available for  free
download at  http://calculator.org/  Calc98 also has a decent properties
database built-in.

FYI
Don Clement
Running Springs, California

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