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Separate terms apply to the download edition. NOTE: The following terms apply to the Internet edition of Time Calculator (which you are currently using). Added support for multiple calculations.Added limited support for multiplication and division.Dropped the 2 from Time Calculator, and dropped the link to Time Calculator 1.Clarified the legal language as regards distribution.The old algorithm was really inefficient, especially for large values. Replaced the algorithm to convert from seconds to hours, minutes, and seconds.

Thanks to Todd Andrews for the suggestion. key to the : button in order to simplify entering times via the numeric keypad.

Added an option, located under keyboard shortcuts, to map the.

See the keyboard help section for details. Using the calculator via the keyboard should now be much simpler. This version presents users of older versions with several workarounds. Since I don't have access to any version other than 8, I'm not able to find and fix the problem.

Changes made to 3.0 broke older versions of Internet Explorer.

Fixed a bug that kept Time Calculator 3 from working in older versions of Internet Explorer.

Added note to the 'Basic Usage' section of the help explaining Time Calculator's lack of support for days.

The calculator now remembers the value of the '.

Now, clicking operation buttons after a result is displayed, or clicking different operation buttons in succession works correctly.

Fixed a long-standing bug related to multiple calculations.

Thanks to Kevin Matzdorf for suggesting this.

Users can now click entries on the history tape to copy the value to the calculator screen.

Enhanced the documentation by adding a FAQ section and updating the bugs section to remove obsolete bugs and to reflect the problems with floating point math.

The tape should now be easier to understand.

Fixed several bugs related to the history tape.

#Clock calculator windows#

Hopefully fixed a bug that caused Internet Explorer windows to jump behind all other windows in some cases.The operators are no longer cut off from the edge of the tape in IE.When there is another window open, the IE window with the time calculator no longer jumps behind all other windows.This has been a longstanding bug, and I'm happy to have it fixed thanks to the awesome BigDecimal.js. Fractional seconds are now calculated correctly.Fixed the stripTrailingZeroes functionality.Fixed a bug in the memory feature that was introduced by the change to BigDecimal in version 3.3.Certain versions of Chrome caused a problem by navigating back instead of deleting a number when the backspace key was pressed.Thanks to Patrícia Bateira for the suggestion. Added an option to display times in minutes and seconds instead of hours, minutes, and seconds.Fixed display issues apparently caused by changes in browsers over the years.Slightly modernized the calculator’s appearance.As a consequence, when the option is enabled, the tab key won't perform its normal function, either. Because on some systems hitting the Alt+ Tab keyboard shortcut to switch windows causes the selection to advance, added an option to disable that functionality of the tab key.MR Displays the value stored in memory on the screen, replacing whatever is currently on the screen.M+ and M− Add/subtract the value displayed on the screen to the value currently in memory or, if memory is empty, sets memory.C If the value on the screen is not 0:00:00, resets the screen without resetting the calculation.AC Clears the the screen and resets the calculator.Deletes the last number from the selected field. This button is disabled if the selection box is not on the seconds field. Support for days is on my list of features to add, but I don't have a whole lot of spare time these days.

Remember that this is just a workaround, as Time Calculator has no idea about days.

#Clock calculator manual#

If you need to handle days, you can do a manual conversion. Thus, hours outside the range 0-23 are acceptable.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Time Calculator supports hours, minutes, and seconds. Alternatively, you can click directly on the calculator screen to set the selection box. When entering times, the selection box (outlined in red) determines whether you are entering hours, minutes, or seconds.Ĭlick : to advance the selection box. The format for displaying times is hours:minutes:seconds (e.g., 2 hours, 30 minutes, and 15.4 seconds is displayed as 2:30:15.4).