software for pocket pc

[Arifur]

Hi,
I am looking for a scientifiq calcultor software (like ti 92) for my pda..which can do graphic and enginearing calculation together..
can any body tell me where can i get some thing like that...thank you

[marksj]

You may try here look on the right side of page
http://www.handango.com/PlatformSoftwareSection.jsp?siteId=1&jid=123D64C5A59E9X46B33B7E5DD3E966EC&platformId=2&special=&bySection=1&sectionId=3736&catalog=30&title=Computer+%26+Engineering
also do a "search
scroll down the page
http://www.handango.com/PlatformProductDetail.jsp?catalog=30&jid=123D64C5A59E9X46B33B7E5DD3E966EC&productId=34845&sectionId=3736&productType=2&siteId=1&platformId=2

[dwinget]

Formulae One (Commercial):
http://www.handango.com/PlatformProductDetail.jsp?siteId=1&jid=8FF56F7FF4E3CFC49DX1DCC6EX231EC7&productId=43246&optionId=1_2_2&productType=2&catalog=30&txtSearch=formulae&sectionId=0&platformId=2

Ace-IT-Calculator (Freeware):
http://www.pocketpccity.com/software/pocketpc/AceIT-Calculator-2002-8-3-ce-pocketpc.html

[Gary Wolfe]

In browsing for software, I ran across two free calculators. I saw them either on this website, or on Tucows, or maybe both. One was called "calc98", and the other "hp48" I think. Both were RPN style calculators, which may or may not be hard to get used to. (Once you get used to 'em, they're not so bad.)

If you prefer a more free-form, but non-RPN entry system, I had a nice setup on my Z50 that might work on the Pocket PC as well. I installed "berexx", which is an interpreter; it came with a sample program called "calc" which basically let you type in a formula into an editor window. I like this kind of an approach, as opposed to a standard calculator, because I can look at the whole thing and see the parentheses, and verify that it is going to do what I wanted it to do. But that's not really a scientific calculator, although, it may have supported the trig calcs, but I'm not sure.

I suppose the ultimate calculator for me would be pretty much the free-form entry, but a large on-screen keyboard like the built-in Microsoft calculator, plus a couple of handy special functions, like mortgage calculation.