Algebrapad is a scratchpad calculator for the Windows operating system. You can type in equations, press Ctrl-R, and the computer will evaluate the equations for you. Variables can be defined by you, and the definitions can be changed by you. Algebrapad can save its output in rich text or HTML.
So far, Algebrapad has been tested on Windows XP but may be able to run on earlier versions of Windows.
Please test the Algebrapad beta and tell me what you like about it, and if any bugs exist, at thomas.s.smith.4@ieee.org
To install it, download the zip file and unzip it to any location on your computer that you desire. Run the installer by doubleclicking on Setup.exe or on Algebrapad Installer.msi, both of which are located in the extracted folder. Choose "Just me" to only place a shortcut in the current user's Programs menu, and "Everyone" to place a shortcut in the Programs menu of all users. The Programs menu is the All Programs menu accessible from the Start menu.
What is new in this release:
- Cursor goes to end of document after evaluation instead of remaining in place
- Context sensitive help: help opens to function near insertion point
- New operator toolbar to insert frequently used operators like addition
- Help for user defined functions (e.g. f(x)= x*2)
- Installer to place program in Program Files and Start Menu's All Programs Menu
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