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A FREE NUMBER CRUNCHER
The Windows calculator is an ideal tool for adding or
subtracting one or two numbers. But if you need a bit more
power, try the free CDML Advanced Calculator. In addition to
all of the standard mathematical functions, this
general-purpose number cruncher offers financial functions
and conversions for Metric units, temperatures, and time. It
comes equipped with memory capabilities and it can be used
to evaluate scientific expressions. In addition, all
calculations are displayed on a scrolling tape which can be
annotated, printed, copied to the Clipboard, or saved to
disk.
CDML Advanced Calculator 1.2, Windows 95/98/NT Freeware:
http://www.softseek.com/files/review?EDMA20106sw
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THE RIGHT CONNECTION
If you use a dial-up connection to access the Internet, then
you may want to enlist the help of DNTools. This clever
helper can tune your network settings, speed up your
browsing, track your online time, and let you monitor
network throughput. In addition, DNTools lets you bypass the
annoying "connect" prompt that Windows displays. It also
contains a network time client for setting your computer's
clock using an Internet atomic clock, or your ISP's time
server.
DNTools 1.2, Windows 95/98 Shareware:
http://www.softseek.com/files/review?INWECO19963sw
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PrintKey v4.00b3
PrintKey lets you print the contents of your screen in a
variety of ways. Version 4.00 beta 3 offers a new simplified
interface, the ability to save pictures directly to a
folder, support for additional file formats, the option to
include the mouse cursor, and Windows 98 multi-screen
support.
PrintKey 4.00, Windows 95/98/NT Freeware:
http://www.softseek.com/files/review?GRSC13637sw
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