Calcline for Mac
Powerful math calculation in a small strip window.
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Calcline overview
Calcline allows to have a powerful algebra solver in small strip window taking just a small portion of your Mac screen. It opens in a flash in a compact form on your screen ready to be used.
You can use it for simple additions or for complex formula using and assigning variables and constants Variables and constant can be managed and assigned in a intuitive to use table (in a separate window) with simple clicks Performed calculations can be displayed in a separate log window (content retained over re-launches)
Using it in an advanced way, Calcline offers mathematical expressions with infinite level of parenthesis to nest expressions and a large selections of math functions as:
- Square root
- Cube root
- Trigonometric sine
- Trigonometric cosine
- Trigonometric tangent
- Trigonometric arcsine
- Trigonometric arccosine
- Trigonometric arctangent
- Hyperbolic sine
- Hyperbolic cosine
- Hyperbolic tangent
- Hyperbolic arcsine
- Hyperbolic arccosine
- Hyperbolic arctangent
- Natural logarithm
- Base 10 logarithm
- Exponent base e
- Exponent base 2
- Exponent base 10
- Absolute
- Ceil
- Floor
- Factorial computation
- Random function
What’s new in version 4.5.2
- Bug fixes
- Improved User Guide
- Optimized for macOS 14 Sonoma
Calcline for Mac
$4.99
In English
Version 4.5.2
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Sep 7 2010
Version: 2.1.1
I haven't tried the product, my comment is about the price.
If the developer reckons that Apple's calc costs $129 then Calcline costs $149 (as you have to have Mac OS X to use it).
Feb 11 2010
Version: 2.0.2
i think apple came out with such a beautiful and eloquent calculator. apple+1 does the simple things. apple+2 does scientific functions, and pressing shift causes the scientific functions on the left side to change just how they should, just like a real scientific calculator. apple+3 brings up the programmer calculator. all three have an RPN mode. and under Convert one has ten options. there's a paper tape window to see how things are being figured. once gain, eloquent and beautiful. if you need more it looks like the Grapher in the Utilities folder might be fun if you know what you are doing.
i'm sure Calcline is a great tool and i'm hoping it fills a void, but i'm guessing it will be a hard sell because apple's calculator probably does more than most mac users need - not to mention the Grapher.
Jul 25 2008
Version: 1.3.1
How is this different from Leopard's Spotlight calculator?
Feb 26 2007
Version: 1.1.2
20$? arent there free programs that do pretty much the same things?
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