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Nod I wish I had my Dos Explorer calculator for Linux then I could throw
away Dos.  It does it all limits difs etc..

Kenx

On Sun, 12 Mar 2000, craig martin wrote:

> one thing about using Linux as the Os, you could make a calculator as
> simple or as complex as you need.  C is a great language for that!  How
> many blind engineers or college students or professors need a calculator
> that does limits or functions, or even diff e ques!
> 
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