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Publisher's description
SCalc is a simple spread sheet program. The user interface applies the
UNIX curses library for control of a terminal screen in text mode.
This program was developed using the GNU C++ compiler and related tools.
Limitations in SCalc
-- The screen does not scroll. The entire spread sheet is the size of
the terminal screen with five columns, A to E, and nine rows 1 to 9.
-- Numbers are double precision floating point and are displayed in
scientific format or in floating point format.
-- Column widths will are fixed at 14 spaces. Text that exceeds the column
width is clipped in the cell view. Numerical data in scientific
format should always fit this space.
-- The user cannot copy from cells to other cells, insert or delete lines
or columns, of change cell widths.
Some features of SCalc
-- Built in mathematical functions abs, cos, ln, exp, ...
-- Features for saving and loading spread sheets to and from disk
-- Capability to clear spread sheets
-- Features for automatically or manually re-calculate cell values
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What's New in this Release: New release
Platform: Unix
License: Free
Category:
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Date Added: Oct 30, 2006
Last check for an update: Jan 21, 2010
Last version date: Jan 08, 1999
Downloads Total : 3
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Malware Status: Clean
Scan Date: Mar 31, 2008
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