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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Palms to Sport Advanced CalculatorPosted By: Ed on Wednesday, February 21, 2001 8:56:16 AM
Infinity Softworks has agreed to license their powerOne Personal software to Palm, Inc. The agreement allows Palm to offer professionals and students the option of computing advanced math calculations from any location using customized worksheets developed by Infinity Softworks. The software is available on the company's website now as a free download and more advanced versions for finance, graphing and scientific uses can be purchased. The personal version already comes with the IIIc.
The application requires PalmOS 3.0 or later and 81K of handheld memory. In a related story, Bachmann Software & Services announced yesterday a renewed license agreement with Palm Inc. The agreement, originally established in 1999, allows Palm to integrate the Bachmann Print Manager into MultiMail Pro. Print Manager is a printing engine that lets MultiMail Pro include printing support among its features.
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3 total comments The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. PIC is not responsible for them in any way. login or register for free in order to post comments. I.M. Anonymous @ 2/21/2001 12:43:09 PM #
I've been using this calc on my Palm IIIc to replace the built-in calc for quite a while now. It has a better look and feel.
I think This is a good start for Palm to replace Their Build in App...since
some of them are really useless...
After I read the capabilities of this calculator on their site, I immediately downloaded and installed it. The built-in functions are very helpful and more efficient to use. I recommend everyone change their default calc for this one. BTW, the color is a nice touch. ;)
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