RPN Calculator?

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I'm looking for a replacement for QuickRPN, which I've been using for
years but lacks very basic features. I don't need anything too complex
but would like an RPN calc that can at least store values for later
retrieval.

Thanks!
 
I'm looking for a replacement for QuickRPN, which I've been using for
years but lacks very basic features. I don't need anything too complex
but would like an RPN calc that can at least store values for later
retrieval.

Thanks!
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Do a web search for: "Excalibur 32-bit". I use 1.05, but it looks like 1.06
is out there as well.

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I'm looking for a replacement for QuickRPN, which I've been using for
years but lacks very basic features. I don't need anything too complex
but would like an RPN calc that can at least store values for later
retrieval.

Thanks!
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Xcalc from http://www.tordivel.no/xcalc/

"does the job" :-)


best regards

Olaf
 
I'm looking for a replacement for QuickRPN, which I've been using for
years but lacks very basic features. I don't need anything too complex
but would like an RPN calc that can at least store values for later
retrieval.

Thanks!
Click to expand...

Xcalc

I've been using it for years and get better every year.

http://www.tordivel.no/xcalc/
 
I'm looking for a replacement for QuickRPN, which I've been using for
years but lacks very basic features. I don't need anything too complex
but would like an RPN calc that can at least store values for later
retrieval.

Thanks!
Click to expand...

Thanks to everyone for all the replies! I'm going to try XCalc,
Excalibur and Calculator.NET to see which one I like best.

Here's a link to the Excalibur 1.06 download:
ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/calc/ex32_106.zip
 
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