looking for a calculator convertor
 

im lookin for a simple calc that will conver feet > meters, gallons > cups, liters > gallons and stuff like that. All the ones ive seen are way too complex and just too much for what i need. I used to have a palm treo 650 and it had the best calc. Taken from Treonauts: http://blog.treonauts.com/2005/04/a_very_calculat.html

Using the conversion calculators:
For example, to perform a conversion from 32 degrees centigrade to Farenheit simply type the number 3 and 2 in the calculator pad, then press degreeC then degreeF and up pops the answer. The same process applies for all other conversions.
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• Length: Length conversion for metric and English values.
• Area: Area conversions for metric, traditional and English values.
• Volume: Volume conversion for metric and English values.

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Im just lookin for something with very simple drop down menus or something simple like that. any help is appreciated!!

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Both Pano Calc Pro and Hi Calc have very nice conversion components, I like pano's layout better but using HiCalc is easier.

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i think i'll look at panoramic calc, ive seen it before, but maybe i'll give it a shot, thanks!

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i use 1-calc 3.7

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I use 1-calc as well. Simple layout, but with a lot of power in it.

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all i could find for the latest version was 3.2.7, hope it works, from their website it looks like what im lookin for, thanks!!

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Not exactly a calculator but will get your job done. Plus more then you asked for. Almost any conversion type in here known to man. I've been using this since the Mogul days.

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I use math and a simple calculator. :)

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BRILLIANT!!! :occasion5:

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Alright smarty, convert 2.675 x 10exp10 pm to ft, and 375degF to degC (9/5(C+32. Or perhaps the atomic mass of C6H14 in lbs.? HiCalc does all of these with ease, even has atomic masses. Sorry but Im a bio major and still prefer not to do all conversions by hand. Sure its simple math but why waste my precious time?