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• No scientific calculator. My phone will not rotate 90 °.

  Since going 9.3.1 turning my phone 90º is no longer works. No scientific calculator and not photos wide-angle. is there a workaround. Can I return to 9.2?

  You must change the setting to be able to turn... I have done also, drag upward on the Control Center home page, and you will see a "lock" on top that must be unlocked right now you have your pone locked in portrait position.

• How to disable the Mode wheel on a scientific calculator, HP 17 b

  Hello - this is my first post on this forum. I am a new user of the scientific calculator, HP 17 b (our office prefers to use this older version of the calculator). I would like to know how to disable the mode wheel. If anyone can help?

  Thank you very much

  PV

  Hello

  I would just add that even if the 17B is labeled as a "business/financial calculator", the Solver is powerful enough:

  fun with the HP-17b:
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/CGIwrap/hpmuseum/archv020.cgi?read=185590
  
  Random number generator:
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/CGIwrap/hpmuseum/archv019.cgi?read=160386#160386
  
  sum the digits of a number (see the last message):
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/CGIwrap/hpmuseum/archv020.cgi?read=206484
  
  calculate the checkDigit for HP-17b:
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-4432.html

  What follows is mentioned for the 17BII, but may work on the 17b:
  
  Mark N-ladies:
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/CGIwrap/hpmuseum/articles.cgi?read=1025
  
  MM INCHES, M-FEET, MILES KM conversion:
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/CGIwrap/hpmuseum/archv020.cgi?read=198391

  Best regards.

• Equations of scientific calculator 10 x less power.

  They showed me how doing scientific calculations on the Windows Calculator for x 10 "less power", but have a hard time repeating. I remember the keys to be able to perform this function.

  I made (175 x 10 "-9" ") x 65/10 = I remember it came out like 0.0000001138 that works like 11,38 x 10 '-8".

  But it has since been demonstrated otherwise (175x0.000000010) x 65/10 = 0.0000011375 or 11,38 x 10 "-7". "

  I don't remember what I did in the first place, or write it, wrote the answer, so when I was shown the second way I know that something is wrong because the response is different in one place.

  Although the 10 is still in 9 places, the way the formula is written can cause the equation move one place.

  How to enter a formula as (175 x 10 "-9" ") x 65/10 without moving the decimal place me as you can with scientific calculators.

  When I use the first way you--(175 x 10"-9») x 65/10 - I get a response from 0.0000011375, that is 11,375 x 10 ^-7

  When I use your second way-(175x0.000000010) x 65/10 - I get 0.000011375, that is 11,375 x 10 ^-6

  They are different because they multiply 175 by different numbers:

  • The first one uses 10 ^-9. What is 10 to the power - 9.
  • The second uses 0.000000010, which is 10 to the power - 8th.

  Here are the keystrokes that I used to calculate the first way:

  1 7 5 * 1 9 exp + -* 5 6 / 1 0

  Note that to enter 10 ^-9, you enter 1 9 Exp + -, which is 1 times 10 ^-9.
  If you enter 10 Exp 9 + -, you get 10 times 10 ^-9, or 1 times 10 ^-8.

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• square root missing key on scientific calculator

  Problem using the Windows Calculator

  I'll try to find the root square on scientific calculator; 'help' sez press the "square root".  I do NOT see this key...?  What is the problem with me?

  There is no key of square root on the scientific calculator, only on the standard. You must use the x ^ y operation with the second operande.5 for example, 16 [x ^ y]. 5 = 4, or using Inv x ^ y as Inv 16 x ^ y 2 = 4

  Or download Microsoft Mathematics

  http://www.Microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?ID=15702

  This is a nice calculator.

• Bad results using the scientific calculator

  When you use the scientific calculator of Wondows 7, when I type 126/(3.6*6.48), I get a wrong result: 23.328. When I use Excel to do the same, I get the correct result: 5.40. Any idea?

  I tried this using the scientific calculator and got the correct results, enter the numbers exactly how you wrote them and then hit equal.

• In the form of sales_order, after booking, schedule_ship_date is automatically generated. On what basis he gets calculated?

  In the form of sales_order, after booking, schedule_ship_date is automatically generated. On what basis he gets calculated?

  And in my case, it's generated as 31 dec 2012 and I am unable to change it. How and where can I change it?

  Please tell me the navigation.

  Hello

  Please check the defaulting rules for SSD

  Thank you

  Ranga

• Problem with NOR-DAQmx Base on Scientific Linux 3.4

  Hello everyone.

  I'm trying to install the driver OR-DAQmx Base 3.4 on Scientific Linux 6.0, but I got these errors:

  

  On this text said that Scientific Linux 5.4 and 5.5 is supported.

  Can anyone help me or 6.0 is not supported?

  Hello decadence,

  Thank you for posting.  Your post, it seems that the problem occurred while trying to install NI VISA 5.0.  Unfortunately, the only versions of Linux that are officially supported by our pilots and implemented to date are those listed in the Readme of each product.  In the Readme for NEITHER VISA 5.0, Scientific Linux versions 5.x are supported, but Scientific Linux 6.0 is not in this list, nor in the Readme for DAQmx Base 3.4.  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards

  Joe S.

• Where can I find the calculator standard iPad?

  My iPhone5 has a great Calculator but my mini iPad (2012 initial and basic version) does not?

  I lost he or she has never been there?

  The calculator on Appstore applications all have too much gold stripes and useless stars!

  I want just the scientific calculator base provided by Apple!

  But where is it?

  iPad is not a built-in Calculator application and one that is on iPhones is not available for download - you will need to find one in the App Store

• Wrong answer of the Windows Calculator

  Scientific calculator option gives the answer of rigth for example, 2 + 3 * 4, it gives = 14, which of course is 2 + 12 = 14.   BUT the Standard Calculator option gives the WRONG answer = 20 WHY?   There is no media so tell arithmetic rules don't multiply it all first, then add.  It's so bad that children at the school and everyone will be getting wrong answers and affect their learning?  This is false in all versions of Windows why?

  Hello

  To add to the excellent info from Linney:

  The scientific calculator uses the hierarchy of mathematical operations and the Standard Calculator
  covers the features 1 both in the order entered.

  Hierarchy of mathematical operations
  http://www.tpub.com/content/DOE/h1014v1/CSS/h1014v1_36.htm

  http://www.tpub.com/content/DOE/h1014v1/CSS/h1014v1_37.htm

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  Karen - free Calculator - calculator precision
  http://www.KarenWare.com/PowerTools/ptcalc.asp

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• not useful Windows 7 calculator

  I need to do the following calculation

  (2 ^ 28) * (8,192/108) and then convert to hex

  But the hexadecimal conversion is in the programmer calculator and the ^ operation is scientific.

  And copy number of the programmer calculator scientific calculator does not work, because the programmer calculator does not take into account the decimal point

  If I copy the result of to the programmer calculator scientific calculator (20361326440.296296296296296296296)

  I have 2036132644029629629 (this is not useful)

  instead of 20361326440 (only whole and useful)

  IE put 15.8 in the scientific calc, copy in the calc programmer and you get 158. Why don't the programmer calc truncate or round?

  In any case, my main complaint is the separation of the different ECUs, some users may not use several calculators which is very annoying.

  Again, this is because Hex does not 'decimals' points so the whole number. You cannot set the scientific calculator to round to the nearest integer? If not then don't use it - use anything else! If you find my answer helpful, please click the button "Vote as helpful"! Thank you! My Blog

• How to check a default calculation in EA

  Is there a way to check what your calculation of the default value for a database of BSO? I connect to EAS as an administrator and I right click on a data base and 'Set' > "Calculation of the default" and select a calc script I wrote by default and then click on 'OK '. When I return to check the parameters for the calculation of the default again, unchecked the option box for "Use a calculation script" and I don't see any Visual evidence that the calculation of the default value is set to the calc script, that I chose. I know there is a script MaxL to define the calculation of the default I have used and the results say "Statement executed successfully", but yet when I go into the SD, I see no visual evidence that the calculation of the default is set to the desired calc script as the box "Use a calculation script" is always disabled after running the MaxL Script.

  Y at - it a Maxl Script I can use to check what is my default calculation? I couldn't find one.  I'm on Essbase 11.1.2.2

  Hope that was enough information.

  I think that your abuse of language, it is that it uses the calculation that you specified as the default Calc. What is the option Calc script use is to copy the calc script selected to be the default Calc. She copies the code in the default calc box. If changes are made to the soruce calc script, they do not updated in the Calc of default. It is a time to copy.  One thing to note when you use something else than a simple calc to be the default calc, it's that if you have a member name in the default calc that changes, you disable the default calc that can prevent the application to start. At startup, the default calc is validated. So if your calc reference abdelkrim member and that you remove the contour, the application does not start until you ix the Calc of default.

• Proportional calculation formula

  Hello

  I need to apply a concept of proration for basic treatment... It works very well for newly hired employees... But when I attach my element on Middle month say to, for example: 10 sep 2013 this base should be calculated only until 30 September 10 Ms. How can I do this... ?

  Kind regards

  Archana

  Try ENTRY_START_DATE

  There are several ways to make the proportional calculation-

  #Event group - My Oracle World: proportional formula in Oracle HRMS payroll

  # Or directly in the fast formula by checking the dates of entry element.

  See you soon,.

  Vignesh

• HP 35S EMULATOR

  To whom it my concern:

  On this occasion I need your help. I found myself struggling with the HP 35s (http://www.hp.com/sbso/product/calculators-emulators/scientific-calculator-emulator.html) emulator. It works perfectly, but where is the manual? For example, I don't understand the WINDOW of TOOLS. The other windows:

  CALCULATE: save, load, quick save and quick load (save and load what?)

  EDIT: screenshot, reset the calculator (reset for what situation?)

  Can you please help me with some explanations. A brief guide will be very grateful!

  Thank you in advance, Pedro

  Hello

  There is no manual for the emulator itself (as you probably noticed, with aid only the manual for the calculator is available).

  In the FILE:

  Save: saves the emualtor (as well as the keyed-in programs) State - ask for a name.

  Charge: invited to load everything previously saved state of the emulator (including programs).

  Save quickly creates a saved state of the emulator with the name default "quick record".

  Fast charge: appears only if a quick record exists, load the existing quick registration

  Check the update: check a HP Server for updates of the emulator.

  Exit: exit emulator

  EDIT:

  Copy of the screen: a bitmap capture of the screen of the calculator

  Given to zero Calculator: does nothing broken =. In an emulator older I have reset the emulator similar to RESET at the back of the real calculator.

  In the TOOL:

  Macros:

  Records or re-plays a series of strikes. In the Macro menu, select new and give it a name and a description, and then press the required keys. When you are done, back to Macros and you will be asked to stop recording.

  The macro is now visible in the Macro menu, select Play and the keystrokes will be processed. Note: the reading is very slow on my PC.

  Select skin:

  Selects the displays for the calculator

  Options:

  Skin and macros enabled check boxes determines whether the "Macros" or "Select an envelope" is available in the TOOL menu.

  I don't know how the other options.

  HP.COM opens your internet browser to the HP Web site.

  In HELP:

  HP 35s help: opens the calculator manual in PDF reader

  Help language: selects the version of the calculator manual

  About: details on the emulator.

  The calculator manual supplied with the emualtor is a condensed version. The full manual is available here:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01579350.PDF

  HTH

• HP 35s - normal probability function

  Hi all

  I am trying to determine if the 35s has an 'automatic' integrated in the prerequisite programs normal probability function.  For anyone who uses Stata, you can type "normal di (value)", and you get a returned probability based on the normal distribution.  Moreover, some people use z tables.  It's beyond my comprehension that a scientific calculator as the s 35 is not such a 'built-in' function, but I could be wrong.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  See you soon!

  UTD_grad_stdnt wrote:
  

  Hi all

  I am trying to determine if the 35s has an 'automatic' integrated in the prerequisite programs normal probability function.  For anyone who uses Stata, you can type "normal di (value)", and you get a returned probability based on the normal distribution.

  See you soon!

  No, but it may be user programmed - the manual provides same aready to use the program, see p.16 - 11.

  UTD_grad_stdnt wrote:
  

  Hi all

  It's beyond my comprehension that a scientific calculator as the 35s has no such "built-in"...

  See you soon!

  Why?

  The beauty of a programmable calculator, is that rather than try to be everything to everyone (and inevitably be below the mark), it gives you the freedom to add features you want for your personal needs by programming. This may mean setting aside some pre-programmed functions, but leaving plenty of space for the user functions (32 KB is a lot in a non-graphical environment).

  -BartdB