There should be a scientific version of the calculator

[romeo1oscar]

there should be a scientific version of the calculator...it would save people
a fortune from having to buy one!

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[BrianB]

Have you tried going to the menu: View > Scientific? It's not a TI-83, but
it is a basic scientific calculator.

Brian

 

[Bob I]

First Calculator is NOT part of Office and second it DOES have
Scientific mode.

 

[Tom [Pepper] Willett]

How is this related to MS Office?

: there should be a scientific version of the calculator...it would save
people
: a fortune from having to buy one!
:
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[Bob I]

Humm, maybe MS needs to put the "ribbon" on the calculator too so users
like this can find the options? ;-)

 

[Earle Horton]

Google "scientific calculator Windows". Or download one of the free TI
scientific calculator SDKs and use the included simulator/debugger.

http://education.ti.com/educationportal/sites/US/productCategory/us_sdk.html

Earle