tabbyCalc v1.2

[fitzbean]

tabbyCalc v1.2 is now available. It's vastly improved..check out the page for more details.

http://bradlima.com/index.php?page=tabbyCalc

As always, there's a zip only version - and as always, none of my programs use the registery at all.

[Fluffy]

Caught this one from the RSS feed of your site, thanks for reminding me to update the entry though!

[fitzbean]

thanks Fluff

[fitzbean]

Hello all,

Just thought I'd let you know that I updated the downloads for tabbyCalc on the website (8/21). There were problems with using negitive numbers (and a couple of smaller bugs), and I decided to fix them right away rather than wait for the next release. Since it was only a couple of bug fixes, I didn't change the version number or anything, so if you downloaded it before 8/21, grab it again!

thanks
brad

[joby_toss]

Website and download link for the greatest calculator ever, TabbyCalc, are down. Any alternatives?

[guinness]

Try http://www.freewarefiles.com/TabbyCalc- ... 20215.html, this is the setup version, I suppose it can be UniExtracted.

[joby_toss]

You got me wrong! My fault, sorry!
I meant alternative sheet calculators, not links for tabbyCalc.

[guinness]

Ah! Any alternatives? I thought you meant download links. I just use calc.exe!! but I'm a 2+2 type of person.

[grannyGeek]

@ Joby_toss, take a look here

http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... alculat%2A


I'm still using TabbyCalc, but MoffSoft is pretty cute. Wrapped with JauntePE, works great for me.

[chadross]

Website and download link for the greatest calculator ever, TabbyCalc, are down. Any alternatives?

I use SpeedCrunch. I find it to be quite versatile.

[joby_toss]

I just love the way tabbyCalc can mimic a sheet of paper.


I am very sad that it's not developed anymore!
I plan to upgrade to Win7x64 in about half a year, so I would welcome an actively developed alternative (unless tabby works ok on win7x64 and in this case I'm saved - maybe an owner of win7x64 could test tabby and let me know if it works).

SpeedCrunch and Moffsoft FreeCalc are very good, but they are tape-calculators, not sheet-like ones (can't edit previous calculations).

Thanks!

[chadross]

SpeedCrunch and Moffsoft FreeCalc are very good, but they are tape-calculators, not sheet-like ones (can't edit previous calculations).!

Actually, with SpeedCrunch you can edit previous calcs. you just have to double click the calc you want to edit and it will re execute the equation. Plus i find the ANS variable extremely useful as you can easily use the previous answer in a new calculation.

[ashghost]

joby_toss,

TabbyCalc seems to work fine for me on 64-bit Win7.

[joby_toss]

Actually, with SpeedCrunch you can edit previous calcs. you just have to double click the calc you want to edit and it will re execute the equation. Plus i find the ANS variable extremely useful as you can easily use the previous answer in a new calculation.

Nice! Didn't notice that one. Thanks!

joby_toss,
TabbyCalc seems to work fine for me on 64-bit Win7.

Well, thank you very much!
Seems like I'm saved!

[tabbyWare]

I know it's been a long time, and I am sorry the website went down etc, but stuff happens! Anyway, till this day I still use tabbyCalc for myself, so here's some direct download links on one of my servers to the final versions:

tabbyCalc 1.2 (final version of 1.x)
http://elitefxgames.com/tabbyWare/tabbyCalc.zip
tabbyCalc 2.0 Public Beta (final version)
http://elitefxgames.com/tabbyWare/tabbyCalc20pb.zip

Still works great on Windows 7