Download Windows 7 Calculator for Vista

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Monday, 10th Nov 2008 | Share


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For the past few weeks we have posted some Genuine Windows 7 screenshots, told you about the new Windows 7 notepad, posted some Windows Media Player 12 screenshots that will be included in Windows 7, found a Windows 7 theme for Windows XP among other things.

Among other new features, has a enhanced calculator which brings a much needed change to the plain old calculator Microsoft has been providing for years.

Related: SpeedCrunch – Best Calculator Replacement for Windows, Linux and Mac

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Windows 7 calculator has a host of features including a scientific calculator, programming calculator and a statistics calculator in addition to providing a inbuilt unit converter using which you can convert angel, area, time, length, energy, mass among other things.

The good news is that users can download and use the Windows 7 calculator without having to install the entire Windows 7 OS, so go ahead and do away with the plain old calculator and starting using the enhanced Windows 7 calculator.

Download Windows 7 Calculator [via Lifehacker]



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  1. Envirogle
    November 10th, 2008 at 9:44 pm #

    Microsoft is changing to many things that are not necessary.

    They can make it look better, style wise, but they rearrange everything continuously.

    Totally hate the new changes to Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, for Vista too. Microsoft is going downhill, fast.

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  2. SoLinkable
    November 10th, 2008 at 11:34 pm #

    I’ve seen the beta version on a few torrent sites… It’s tempting to try…

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