AddUp is a
Windows calculation software product
produced by the operator of the
Orefa.com
internet web site. Two main versions exist which are developed
concurrently.
Version 1
is a freeware product that emphasizes small footprint and ease of
use. It can handle complex operations like: -((log(1 2) * 3)^4)%
sin(56e-7) / 8. Its "tape" metaphor lets the user retain, review
and recalculate past operations, copy/paste, save to file, etc.
Even though it is free, it is not so-called "crippleware" but a
fully functional product without any nag screen or other
annoyance.
Version 2 is an
advanced product released as shareware. It offers many additional
features such as conversion between measurement units (metric and
english, many categories), financial and scientific functions,
statistics, numeric base conversions (from 2 to 36), bit-level
operations, complex numbers, selectable numeric notation, and more.
Features include:
• An editable work area lets you type in your
calculations directly. It works like a regular text editor that
lets you further process your results.
• Financial functions:
future value, present value, interest rate and others.
•
Exponentials functions: exp, ln, log, fact, pow, root and
others.
• Fractional and whole number processing: ceil, floor,
round, sRound and others.
• Random number generation, real or
complex, linear or gaussian.
• Seven different numeric formats
for all needs: scientific (1.23e-45), currency (12,345.00),
fractional (1 2/3) and others, each formats being
customizable.
• Prime number functions.
• Trigonometric and
Hyperbolic functions, normal and inverse.
• Statistical
functions: group attributes (max, gcd, lcm and others) and
distribution values (sd, var, median and others).
• Bit-level
binary functions: binary-and, binary-or, binary-shift and
others.
• Units and conversions: convert feet to meters to feet
to yards to inches to centimeters to miles; convert grams to ounces
to pounds to kilograms to pounds; convert pints to liters to pints
to quarts to gallons; convert Celsius to Fahrenheit to Celsius to
Kelvin to Rankine; a large number of other units convertible in
this manner.
• Numeric bases: binary, octal, hexadecimal,
actually all number bases from 2 to 36 are supported in all
functions and all display formats. Conversions from any numeric
base to any other are supported.
• Complex numbers are natively
supported and also accompanied by a specialized set of access
functions.
• Annotate, edit and repeat calculations in the work
area. Save all work for later use either in text (.txt) or
rich-edit (.rtf) format.
• A comprehensive help file is
included.