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The Ultimate Algebraic Graphing Calculator

Designed for a wide range of tasks, UltimaCalc provides power without complexity. There's no need to purchase multiple applications -- this is the last calculator you'll ever need!

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What are people saying about UltimaCalc Professional v3

Tom Speziale UltimaCalc Professional is a breath of fresh air in the Windows calculator world! There are far too many useless calculators out there having been "borrowed" from first year programming courses complete with emulation of a pocket calculator. I could never understand why one would want a simulated pocket calculator on a computer.

UltimaCalc takes advantage of the computing power behind your keyboard with a compact and intuitive design while providing powerful functionality. It allows easy creation of user defined functions, provides for working with really big numbers (try to evaluate 1000! on your pocket calculator!), it handles units (called suffixes) and can do basic algebra and function plotting.

UltimaCalc not only has a solver for systems of linear equations it also solves systems of nonlinear equations. And for those who do statistical analysis, UC also does regression.

These are only some of the things UltimaCalc can do. I think the best thing I can say about it is that I actually use it every day unlike those dozens of Windows calculator programs I've tried that do little more than take up space.

My wishlist for future versions of UltimaCalc would include parametric plotting in two and three dimensions. As it stands, though, it's a superb program and Bits du Jour deserves applause for making UltimaCalc available!

Nov 10 2007 at 8:16pm Copy Link

Anand Shraddhan Tom, Thanks for the good comments. UltimaCalc does allow parametric plotting in two dimensions, by using the Plot Functions special tool. You can see the help page at: http://www.ultimacalc.com...ctions.htm which shows X-Y values being plotted as functions of the parameter t. We have toyed with three dimensional displays, but this has been low on our priority list. Anand Shraddhan http://www.ultimacalc.com

UltimaCalc - Nov 10 2007 at 10:37pm Copy Link

Bob Bitchin If you want a Calculator that does all that get Derive

Nov 15 2007 at 11:01pm Copy Link

Anand Shraddhan And here's a link to a review of Derive, to save you looking for it: http://www.hplx.net/reviews.derive.html Price $199.95 upgrade.

UltimaCalc - Nov 15 2007 at 11:50pm Copy Link

Richard Blake Another rarely seen feature: eternal free upgrades

Nov 16 2007 at 2:25am Copy Link

mike b Even if you do want it, TI no longer sells Derive - at any price.

Nov 16 2007 at 7:59am Copy Link

Ray G The 'today' function returns yesterdays date even though the computer clock has the correct date.

Nov 18 2007 at 7:34am Copy Link

Anand Shraddhan Hi Ray,

Can you tell me what time zone you are in?

UltimaCalc - Nov 18 2007 at 7:54am Copy Link

Ray G Hi Anand,
I'm in New Zealand - GMT + 12:00 and currently we have 1 hour of daylight saving. The time from the 'now' function is correct though, not 12 hours out.

Nov 18 2007 at 8:15am Copy Link

Anand Shraddhan Ray,

This is a bug we will fix as soon as possible, starting Monday morning (that's in 12 hours time).

An update will be issued as soon as it is ready.

UltimaCalc - Nov 18 2007 at 8:24am Copy Link

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