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[PanoramicSoft]

Hello all.  This is a thread to discuss all things related to Panoramic Calc Pro.  Tell us what you like, dislike, and how we can improve our product.

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Panoramic Software Inc. Team.
http://www.panoramicsoft.com

[combat44]

  Hello! How to translate into Russian Panoramic Calc Pro v.2.9.0? Excuse for my bad English. Thanks.

[neilm]

Hi combat44- welcome to SPG, and our Panoramic Software forum

I suspect this would need a specific version of the software to be produced by Panoramic. They would have to decide if it was commercially viable.

[PanoramicSoft]

combat44, on 07 June 2010 - 07:08 AM, said:

  Hello! How to translate into Russian Panoramic Calc Pro v.2.9.0? Excuse for my bad English. Thanks.

Hello,

Thank you for your interest in Panoramic Calc Pro.  We currently support 5 languages in Calc Pro and we plan on supporting more in the future (Russian being one of them)

Best Regards,

Panoramic Software Inc.

[combat44]

neilm, on 07 June 2010 - 07:33 AM, said:

Hi combat44- welcome to SPG, and our Panoramic Software forum

I suspect this would need a specific version of the software to be produced by Panoramic. They would have to decide if it was commercially viable.

Thanks.

[mike603]

I am running Panoramic Calc Pro Version Retail Version 2.9.0. I am in  R.P.N. Scientific Calculator mode. I want to enter the number 6E-6. How  do I enter the minus after the E? I tried the following key sequences:

6 EEX CHS Enter yields -6.00
6 EEX CHS yields -6.00
6 CHS EEX the EEX is ignored (this could be a bug)
6 EEX - This will subtract x from y and drop the stack


Other unusual happenings:

2ndf Reset 6 EEX X stack display disappears and locks the keyboard until  reset again.

Any Ideas?

[boyma]

hello
to improve your calc you can add limits of functions
is it possible to add?

[scenewright]

This is probably too late to help mike603, but it may help others:
There are two sub-modes within the RPN mode: "Normal" and "HP Mode"
Each handles EEX (Enter Exponent) differently.
I have been using HP calculators since the mid-seventies when they first came out, so I'll cover that one first.

HP Mode:

To enter 2E-6 while in HP mode type:

2 EEX 6 CHS ENTER

Remember that CHS changes the sign of the number in the X register. So you must enter the number prior to typing CHS.

Normal Mode:

After a bit of experimentation I have figured out how "Normal" mode works:

You enter the mantissa (2) then you enter the exponent (-6)  so that the "2" is now in the Y register and the "-6" is in the X register and then hit EEX which combines the two registers as YeX.

Thus 2e-6 would be entered:

2 ENTER 6 CHS EEX

Personally I prefer the HP Mode

Hope that helps.

[neilm]

Thanks for that helpful answer

Totally over my head, but at least we now have it written down for future reference!

[brendan]

How do I enter a functions such as 1/(1+x) for graphing?

There are no brackets as far as I can tell ...