 Name  =  2ENTER32
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:2ENTER32
 Size: 15K         Date:10/02/97        
 Description:
 2 Enter 3 v2.1 - a RPN Calculator for the MP2000 - is an RPN scientific
calculator. It was developed and tested on the Newton 2000 under OS 2.1.
The program is freeware. RPN users should be familiar with almost all of
the functions provided. This is a description of the less obvious.
Handwriting is used to insert numbers. The '.', 'e' and '<-' buttons
insert a decimal point, an e (exponent notation) and delete of the last
character on the line, respectively. All standard HWR guestures can be
used to edit the value. A small bulb to the left of the input line
indicates a non-numeric content; such a value is not transferred to the X
register.

 Name  =  ACALC
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:ACALC
 Size:  6K         Date: 8/04/94        
 Description:
 ACalc - Acalc is another attempt at a usable Newton calculator. Enter
expressions by writing numbers and tapping the buttons for the operators
(or using a keyboard if you must). Expressions are evaluated by tapping
the = button. For the Newton.

 Name  =  ASSISTCA
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:ASSISTCA
 Size: 25K         Date: 8/22/94        
 Description:
 AssistCalc 3.1 - AssistCalc was written to add many mathematical functions
to the Newton. For example, what if you want to calculate the following -
((57*6)+89) / log 5. This could be a pain on Newton's calculator.
AssistCalc allows the user to write out (not tap, tap, tap) your equation
and AssistCalc will try it's best to figure out an answer for you. You can
then copy the answer to where you need it. You can either use the
AssistCalc program, or use it with Assist. You will then be taken into the
AssistCalc program, and the answer will be given. AssistCalc can deal with
math functions such as - acos(x) asin(x) atan(x) atan2(x,y) cos(x) cosh(x)
exp(x) log(x) log10(x) and more! Now it's programmable!

 Name  =  AUSSIELO
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:AUSSIELO
 Size: 12K         Date: 6/10/95        
 Description:
 AussieLocale 3.0 - Well for us fussy Aussies, here is a little correction
for the Newton. Australia hasn't used miles to measure distance since
about the time I was born, yet the Newton's Locales settings thinks we do.
(Set to Australia and look at TimeZones) AussieLocale sets things right.
If you are set to Australia it will set you to a new Locale setting,
Aussie. On the way out it will go back to Australia. If there is anything
else you want let me know. You can have 1st, 2nd, xth etc. for short
dates; British or US keyboards and more. Let me know how you want it.
Freeware.

 Name  =  BANDWIDT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:BANDWIDT
 Size: 17K         Date: 2/08/98        
 Description:
 Bandwidth Calculator 1.1 - The Bandwidth Calculator is just that a
Bandwidth Calculator. It tells estimated time for downloading something
via modem. Newton Developers are welcome to the source code as long as
they give credit if they use a large chunk of it. Elwin Loomis
elwin@dhc.com

 Name  =  BYDATE.TXT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:BYDATE.TXT
 Size: 44K         Date:10/03/95        
 Description:
 This is a text file listing of all items in the Newton Scientific file
section of the BBS in a Box CD by date. Use the BBedit from the AMUG CD
for full examination of this listing.

 Name  =  BYNAME.TXT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:BYNAME.TXT
 Size: 44K         Date:10/03/95        
 Description:
 This is a text file listing of all items in the Newton Scientific file
section of the BBS in a Box CD by name. Use the BBedit from the AMUG CD
for full examination of this listing.

 Name  =  CALC4
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:ALL:CALC4
 Size:121K         Date: 4/12/96        
 Description:
 Calc++ and MiniCalc++ Version 4.8 - Two fast scientific calculators for
Newton platform devices. Shareware $15 US dollars. Newton OS 2
Compatibility. Enhanced compatibility with German Newtons. Added a date
calculator, Date++. 18 scientific constants. Includes speed of light,
Plancks, Boltzmann, etc. Tape - Recording tape available for copying old
equations and results to the clipboard. (Tape is not yet available in
Minicalc++. Sorry. Email me if this a real big problem). Round (RND) Round
numbers to the nearest whole number and more!

 Name  =  CALCULAT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:CALCULAT
 Size:  8K         Date: 8/28/95        
 Description:
 Calculator 1.0 - Yet another calculator. Enter a calculation (e.g. 3 + 2)
and tap the lightening bolt. The answer will appear. This text scrolls
using the printed arrows at the bottom of the Newton screen. You can
retrieve the calculation formula by tapping the down arrow above the text.

 Name  =  COMFORTI
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:COMFORTI
 Size: 32K         Date: 6/30/94        
 Description:
 Comfort Index 1.0 - This program calculates both the wind chill index and
the heat index. Wind chill is the relative temperature at a given
temperature/wind speed combination. Heat Index is the relative temperature
at a given temperature/humidity combination. Touching the Compute button
will bring up a graphic, relative temperature, and a hint button (like
stay inside in an air conditioned room).

 Name  =  COMMISHC
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:COMMISHC
 Size: 10K         Date: 3/14/95        
 Description:
 CommishCalc 1.0 - CommishCalc calculates commissions on the purchase or
sale of stocks or options made through the Charles Schwab brokerage firm.
The commissions calculated are based upon a chart published by Charles
Schwab Co. on May 21, 1991 and was still current as of December 20, 1993.
Much effort has been made to make the calculations accurate but neither
the author of this application nor Charles Schwab Co. will be held
responsible for miscalculations of commissions.

 Name  =  CONSTANT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:CONSTANT
 Size: 11K         Date:11/10/94        
 Description:
 Constants 1.0b3 - This applet will place a new entry in your formulas roll,
with two pickers and two sets of texts fields. The first picker will pop up
a list of physical constants (eg mass of the electron) and their symbols
(mutilated to fit in a pop-up menu.) The second picker will list several
astronomical constants (mean distance of the moon from the Earth).
Clicking on constant from either menu will put the numerical value of that
constant into the text field below. Once there, it can be selected and
copied to the notepad, or just gazed at in awe of the beauty of the
universe. This is just a beta, with only a few constants that I needed for
a class stuck in.

 Name  =  CONVERT2
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:CONVERT2
 Size: 58K         Date:10/16/94        
 Description:
 Convert 2.6 - Convert! is a replacement for the limited conversion tables
which come with the Newton. General Features - Convert! allows the user to
enter and quickly convert between 133 common (and not so common) metric
and imperial units. Once the value has been written into a field Convert!
automatically calculates the corresponding units in the table. The areas
of conversion - area, length, volume, mass, pressure, temperature, energy,
time, power, velocity, computing. Example of the extent of this program -
In the Pressure area - calculate atmospheres, pascals, Newtons/sq metre,
Kilopascals, bar, dynes/sq metre, mm Hg, torr, inches water, pounds/ sq
inch. So many conversions, so little time...

 Name  =  CURRENCY
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:CURRENCY
 Size: 11K         Date: 1/13/95        
 Description:
 Currency 1.0 - A number of people have asked me if I could distribute the
Currency conversion portion of my Convert! app as a stand alone product.
Currency! represents that product. Currency! replaces the Newton's
built-in Currency exchange formula panel with a more facile one. Currency!
supports the conversion between five user defined currencies. Any figure
entered into the first five fields will be converted to the other
currencies using the exchange rates in the lower half of the panel.
Exchange rates can be altered by overwriting the old value with the latest
exchange figure. Currency! will automatically save the new rate along with
a date stamp of when it was altered. Currency labels can be altered...

 Name  =  DELAYCAL
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:DELAYCAL
 Size: 73K         Date: 6/17/97        
 Description:
 DelayCalc - Enter the desired tempo using the numberPicker; click the top
half of the number to raise it, the lower half to lower it. Tempos can be
between 40 and 300. DelayCalc shows the digital delay settings for that
tempo. If you dont know what digital delay is, then youre probably not a
musician and have no use for this utility. Click the TAP TEMPO button to
enter a tempo by tapping it in. Once you think youve accurately entered
the right tempo, which is displayed by the numberPicker at the top of the
window, click the COMPUTE button to see the appropriate delay settings for
that tempo. By Bob Patin <bpatin@edge.net> freeware.

 Name  =  DISCOUNT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:DISCOUNT
 Size:  7K         Date: 4/21/94        
 Description:
 Discount 1.01 - This is a very simple discount calculator. It allows you to
enter a price and two discount percentages. It will then show you values of
the price less the calculated percents. All you need to do is enter your
price in the upper right field. Use the pen or the keyboard, both will
work. Then you can enter one or both percentages. Bear in mind that these
are whole numbers that will be used as percentages. It's rather difficult
to get the Newton to recognize a leading period, so I decided against
using them. The calculations are fully dynamic. As you type, the sums will
recalc. If you scrub out a value, it will blank the sum. When you load
this package, tap on Formulas in the Extras drawer to access.

 Name  =  ELECTROH
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:ELECTROH
 Size: 23K         Date: 8/03/95        
 Description:
 ElectroHelp - This is an expanding application to aid those in the
Electronics electrical areas with calculations etc. It currently includes
a Resistor Colour Code Demystifier, Resistance, Current, Voltage, and
Power calculations, Wavelength and Frequency calculations, plus a modified
RPN calculater. And as there is space for more, any reasonable calculation
or table can be added to this application and a new version sent on to the
contributer.

 Name  =  FILTERCA
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:ALL:FILTERCA
 Size:  7K         Date: 9/16/96        
 Description:
 Filters - Which filter should I use for my black and white pictures? I have
a confusing collection of filters to use with black and white film. Some of
the effects are subtle and some are quite dramatic but I can't ever
remember which filter to use when. The New York Institute of Photography
sent me a wonderful paper filter wheel but I wanted something more
durable. Since I keep my Newton in the camera bag, I decided to write the
Black and White Filter calculator to help. It's easy to use. Simply tap
your problem. For example to darken a blue sky moderately just tap those
three selections. The Newton will display the proper filters to choose
from for the desired effect. The Newton will also display filter...

 Name  =  FORMULAT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:FORMULAT
 Size: 41K         Date: 8/30/95        
 Description:
 Formulator - An Expression Compiler for Newton. Works like a single cell
spread sheet, about to save expressions with variables in a soup, making
them accessable anytime. This Unregistered Version Maintains this Soup but
will not preserve the data during a reset! Formerly known as Com-piles.

 Name  =  GPSBUTTO
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:GPSBUTTO
 Size: 38K         Date: 2/12/95        
 Description:
 GPS Button 1.1 - GPS provides position information, 24 hours a day in any
kind of weather, anyplace in the world; the GPS position signals are
available at no charge for consumer and commercial use. The satellites
which compromise the GPS system were developed by the U.S. Department of
Defense (DoD) and launched by the U.S. Air Force. GPSButton is a floating
button which allows your Newton to place a copy of your current position
obtained from a Trimble Navigation GPS Scoutmaster product anywhere you
can write or type. Let's you quickly and easily annotate any Newton
application's data with their current position. Requires a Trimble
ScoutMaster GPS receiver.

 Name  =  GPSMONIT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:GPSMONIT
 Size: 43K         Date:11/04/97        
 Description:
 GPS Monitor 2.0b9 - runs on all Newton PDAs with NOS 2.0 or higher and
supports various interface settings as well as PC-card receivers. It has
been developed for checking GPS satellite navigation receivers for
compatibility with GPS Map and GPS Map Lite, the powerful moving map based
navigation applications for Newton. You can also use the application for
monitoring your GPS receivers output and for copying displayed data to the
clipboard and to other applications.

 Name  =  GPSMONIT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:ALL:GPSMONIT
 Size: 27K         Date: 8/30/97        
 Description:
 GPS Monitor 1.2 - runs on all Newton PDAs with NOS 1.3 or higher. It has
been developed for checking GPS satellite navigation receivers for
compatibility with GPS Map and GPS Map Lite, the powerful moving map based
navigation applications for Newton. You can also use the application for
monitoring your GPS receivers output and for copying displayed data to the
clipboard and to other applications.

 Name  =  GSTCALC1
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:GSTCALC1
 Size:  9K         Date: 6/22/94        
 Description:
 GSTcalc 1.4 - Welcome to GSTcalc, the most popular Canadian GST calculator
for the Newton MessagePad. GSTcalc is a simple tool for calculating the
Canadian Goods & Services tax, as well as the provincial sales tax for the
different provinces. Here are the percentages used for each province -
Alberta, North West Territories and Yukon 0%, British Columbia & Manitoba
7%, New Brunswick & Nova Scotia 11%, Newfoundland 12%, PEI 10%, Ontario 8%
Quebec (P) 6.58% (for products and services), and Saskatchewan 9%. GSTcalc
calculates on rounded numbers, which is the right way to calculate taxes
(if you dont do this, you will end up with a 1 cent difference).

 Name  =  GSTCALC2
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:GSTCALC2
 Size:  6K         Date: 2/23/94        
 Description:
 GST Calc NZ - Welcome to GSTcalc, the most popular Canadian GST calculator
for the Newton MessagePad. Actually, this is a version for New Zealand.
Heres an undocumented feature - you can drag GSTcalc by its title! GSTcalc
calculates on rounded numbers, which is the right way to calculate taxes
(if you dont do this, you will end up with a 1 cent difference.). Contact
the author if you want him to produce a GST calculator for your area!

 Name  =  HOWFAR0
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:HOWFAR0
 Size: 20K         Date: 6/11/94        
 Description:
 HowFar 0.b9 - How Far? is the first version of a set of PDA tools for
pilots and frequent travelers. How Far? sets the user location as the
origin and queries for a destination. Only a part of the city name or
airport idendifier needs to be entered. Given two valid locations, the
program calculates the distance (Great Circle distance) and initial
heading between the two locations. The program displays an approximate
course line on the map. Currently, the program includes 65 locations
(generally major cities). Great Circle distances may not be accurate for
very short trips.

 Name  =  HYPERFOC
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:ALL:HYPERFOC
 Size:  6K         Date: 9/16/96        
 Description:
 Hyperfocal calc - is a critical element in any photograph. Have you ever
noticed a picture where everything seems to be in focus from the
foreground to the horizon? The trick is to use hyperfocus. The September
1996 issue of Popular Photography gives this explanation: Simply put, the
hyperfocal distance is the focusing point at which the lens must be set to
provide the maximum depth of field at any aperture. Hyperfocal scales once
were printed on lens barrels but those helps are rare today. You could use
a hyperfocal depth chart or remember the mathmatical equation. freeware.

 Name  =  INTELICA
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:INTELICA
 Size: 17K         Date: 9/22/97        
 Description:
 inteliCalc 1.0 - When I bought my MP2000, one of the first applications I
was looking for was a scientific calculator. But there were only a few
available, and those didn't fit my needs. So I decided to write
inteliCalc. Although it is Version 1.0 it includes some interesting
Features: It uses RPN which is typical for a scientific calculator and
supports a permanent, unlimited in depth stack. The display shows the
first four lines of the stack and all are implemented as InputLines, which
means that you can enter and change numbers with the pen or via drag and
drop. Beside the basic mathematic functions inteliCalc provides
trigonometric functions in DEG, RAD and GRAD modi. All results can...

 Name  =  JUPITERS
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:JUPITERS
 Size: 12K         Date:11/19/97        
 Description:
 Jupiter's Moons 1.0 - is a Newton program that allows you to view the
configuration of the four largest moons of Jupiter. Jupiters Moons
provides you a view as if you were looking through binoculars or a
telescope at the planet Jupiter. You are able to input a date and time and
Jupiters Moons will show you how the moons would look at that time.
Jupiters Moons is email-ware. If you download this program and find it
useful or interesting, send me some email and tell me. Jupiters Moons is
for Newton OS 2.0 or higher.

 Name  =  LATHE
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:LATHE
 Size: 15K         Date: 9/29/97        
 Description:
 Lathe 0.9b - is a simple 3D modeler for Newton OS devices. A template,
specified in 2D, is lathed to create a 3D wireframe model. Lathe was
developed on an MP2K and the performance on that device ranges from great
to acceptable (depending on the model complexity). Unfortunately, I don't
have direct access to an older Newton but a friend who tested it for me
indicated that it was somewhat slow on an MP120. For MP120 and MP130
users, your best bet is to keep your models as simple as possible. The
3D-view is the main area of interest in Lathe. This is where the model is
displayed. If you tap your stylus within this view and drag it around you
can rotate the model in real-time. On Newton devices which...

 Name  =  LAWOFCOS
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:LAWOFCOS
 Size: 19K         Date: 8/21/96        
 Description:
 Law of Cosines - for Newton 2.0, is a calculator demo which you can input
two angles or any three known parameters of a triangle, and it will
calculate the remaining information. LOC will then display a picture of
the triangle which you can save to the notepad along with all the
information about the triangle. The triangle displayed is in scale, unless
you have the screen rotated into landscape mode on the Newton 2.0 Units
picker : Default is degrees, or you can select radians, this defines both
the values you input, and the values output.

 Name  =  LAWOFCOS
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:LAWOFCOS
 Size: 19K         Date: 8/21/96        
 Description:
 Law of Cosines - for Newton 1.3, is a calculator demo which you can input
two angles or any three known parameters of a triangle, and it will
calculate the remaining information. LOC will then display a picture of
the triangle which you can save to the notepad along with all the
information about the triangle. The triangle displayed is in scale, unless
you have the screen rotated into landscape mode on the Newton 2.0 Units
picker : Default is degrees, or you can select radians, this defines both
the values you input, and the values output.

 Name  =  LUNARMAT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:LUNARMAT
 Size: 13K         Date: 8/16/95        
 Description:
 Lunar Matrix Beta - Matrix will allow you to solve up to 6 unknowns in the
form of linear equations. For example, Matrix lets you solve - 3x+4y=10,
4x+7y=14. To solve this set of equations, you would first switch to a 2x2
matrix (using the Matrix Size drop-down). Next, tap on the cell A1, and
enter 3,Tap on cell A2 and enter 4 Tap on cell A and 10, Tap on cell B1
and enter 4, Tap on cell B2 and enter 7, Tap on cell B and enter 14,
Pressing solve will produce your results. Results will be displayed in
cells next to the 10 and 14. To view the results in better accuracy,
simply tap on the cell. This application is freeware. The full commercial
version will soon be available with MagiCalc.

 Name  =  MARGINMA
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:MARGINMA
 Size:  6K         Date:11/21/94        
 Description:
 Margin Master 2.0 - Margin Master is accessible through Formulas, on your
Newton, and is good for calculating retail margins. It offers dynamic
price adjustments via a percentage slider and the ability to round results.

 Name  =  MARINECO
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:MARINECO
 Size: 52K         Date:12/09/94        
 Description:
 Marine Corps Calc 1.0 - Marine Corps Calculator for Newton is a utility to
assist certain members of the United States Marine Corps in determining
their eligibility for promotion. This program can be used to determine
whether a marine may be promoted from lance corporal to corporal or from
corporal to sergeant. The Marine Corps Calculator is a form template which
is filled in by the user. Key fields - Name, age, rifle score, PFT Score,
proficiency score, conduct mark, self-education bonus, BST Score, Date
entered service, Date Last Promo, Recruiter/MSG Bonus, Command Recruiting
Bonus, Composite Score and Cutting Score.

 Name  =  MARKSMES
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:ALL:MARKSMES
 Size: 20K         Date: 2/07/96        
 Description:
 Mark's Messier List - This Excel file contains various information on the
110 objects (star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies) which the French 18th
century astronomer, Charles Messier, included in his famous catalog as an
aid for comet hunters. The data is useful for amateur astronomers to help
locate, identify and catalog the deep-sky objects. The file can be
imported into the Newton Name File and can be sorted by Messier Number or
by Season Best Observed (and constellation). To import the file - Run
Newton Connection and Open (or Synchronize) the current Newton
information. Double-click on the Name File and select Import from the File
Menu. Choose 'Excel 4.0 (Name File)' and enter 'Mark's Messier File'...

 Name  =  METRO
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:METRO
 Size: 40K         Date:11/25/94        
 Description:
 Metro - This is the MetroRail System Map, for the Washington D.C. area.
Touch on a square to see what what line it is, and what is there. Helpful
it you're going to D.C.!

 Name  =  MOLBIOCA
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:MOLBIOCA
 Size:  7K         Date: 3/16/93        
 Description:
 MolBio Calc 1.0 - This is an example of a Molecular Biology dedicated
Newton applet. It calculates DNA concentration based on 260nm and 280 nm
optical density. Enter the O.D. and ...the concentration is there! This is
the first part of a package of calculators being developed for molecular
biologists at Cornell University Medical College.

 Name  =  MOLECULA
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:MOLECULA
 Size: 22K         Date: 9/20/95        
 Description:
 Molecular Mass 2.0 -  A   m o l e c u l a r   m a s s 
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 Name  =  MYCALCUL
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:MYCALCUL
 Size: 27K         Date:11/03/93        
 Description:
 MyCalculator - MyCalculator is intended as a relatively simple postfix
(i.e. reverse-polish notation or RPN) calculator for the Newton
MessagePad. MyCalculator has not been thoroughly tested. Use it at your
own risk. If you are calculating something important, double-check your
results with some other variety of calculation. Numbers are restricted to
six digits after the decimal point, mostly so that they'll fit on the
screen. The use of the number and operator keys should be pretty obvious
since all of the stack is visible on the screen. Includes full
documentation.

 Name  =  NANOCAD1
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:NANOCAD1
 Size:  9K         Date: 9/17/97        
 Description:
 NanoCAD 1.0 - A 3D wireframe object viewer-generator for the Newton
MessagePad 2000 and eMate 300. NanoCAD is a freeware application for
viewing and creating simple wireframe 3D shapes. You may rotate the
default 3D shape (a cube) or create your own using the Extrude tool or the
Lathe tool. This version of NanoCAD requires a Newton MessagePad 2000 or
eMate 300 (MessagePad 2000 recommended for best performance).

 Name  =  NCONVERT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:NCONVERT
 Size: 17K         Date: 2/28/95        
 Description:
 NConverter 0.4 - This is an extra panel for the Formulas app. Tired of not
having more than just Metric conversions? How about Speed, Weights, Energy
and more? Then you need nConverter! The Calculator button will take any
selected text and type it into the Newton's calculator for you. nConverter
provides two conversion fields. Each field has a pop-up menu of conversiom
units. Select the desired conversion units and then enter a value in one
of the fields. nConverter will take the value from your entered field and
convert it to the equivalent number of units in the other field. You must
select something first and it won't type in exponential numbers just yet.

 Name  =  NEWTCRO
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:NEWTCRO
 Size: 18K         Date: 8/03/95        
 Description:
 Newt CRO - This is a simple use of the Newton to provide the display
functions of a C.R.O. It receives 8bit A/D conversions into the serial
port and tries to display them as a graph. It was designed to receive 32
samples before it changes the display. Press the - Test button for a
sample display. Send button for a string that can be looped back to the
serial port to trigger the display. CR button sends a <CR> to trigger an
A/D converter to send samples.

 Name  =  NFLIGHTE
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:NFLIGHTE
 Size: 62K         Date: 1/27/98        
 Description:
 NflightEP 1.1 - is a real-time, vector graphics, 3D flight simulator for
use on the Newton MessagePad 2000 and 2100. It is loosely based on the
original Radio Shack TRS-80 FS-1 flight simulator from SubLogic. This
software is currently under development. Throttle control, 9 position
control stick, altimeter, fuel gauge, airspeed indicator, compass heading,
VOR Nav, and 3D cockpit display are all functioning in the present preview
version.

 Name  =  NLENGTHS
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:NLENGTHS
 Size:  8K         Date: 4/22/94        
 Description:
 NLengths 1.0 - A formula for the Newton Formula app. This app provides a
quick converter for units of length. You can use it to convert from one
unit of measure to another. It supports, miles, furloughs (hey, I'm in
Maryland and we race horses here), yards, feet, inches, kilometers,
meters, centimeters, millimeters and itty-bitty microns. Using it is very
simple. Install it anywhere, it's card friendly and fully supports card
ejects. Please note, you must close the Formula app before ejecting a
card. It's the Formula app that Needs the Card, not nLengths. Once you've
installed it, you can access it from the Formula app in the Extras drawer.
It's listed as Lengths.

 Name  =  OPPRICE1
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:OPPRICE1
 Size: 24K         Date: 7/11/95        
 Description:
 OpPrice 1.2 - OpPrice is an option valuation program for the Newton
MessagePad. OpPrice is powerful, yet easy to use. Just enter the five
variables that determine an option's theoretical value (price, strike
price, volatility, time remaining, and short term interest rate) and tap
the Calc button. The option's values (price, delta, gamma, vega and theta)
will be displayed for calls (and puts in the registered version).

 Name  =  PERIODIC
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:PERIODIC
 Size: 38K         Date:10/26/96        
 Description:
 Periodic Table 2.0 - adds an option to the built in formulas app which will
bring up a Periodic Table. You can select any element, and get info such as
electron configuration, atomic weight, and more. Periodic Table is
shareware, with a built-in 30 day demo period, and costs $10.

 Name  =  PERIODIC
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:PERIODIC
 Size: 19K         Date:11/10/94        
 Description:
 Periodic Table 1.0 - Periodic table puts a new entry into the formulas app.
It has 4 basic parts. The first part, the graphic representation of the
periodic table of elements, allows you to click on a particular element to
find information on it. In addition, you can tap on it's name to bring up
a list of all the elements, sorted by either atomic number or name. Next
to the chart is the element's symbol, and, to it's upper and lower left,
it's mass number and atomic number. Writing an element's symbol over the
current symbol will bring that element's data up. Below the symbol is an
icon of scales. Tapping this will bring up a window in which you can write
a chemical compound's formula. Tapping the 'Calculate Mass' button...

 Name  =  PILOTPAD
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:PILOTPAD
 Size:  8K         Date: 3/27/94        
 Description:
 PilotPad 1.0 - PilotPad is an initial release of a pilot's assistant for
the Newton Message Pad. It allows the pilot to calculate ground speed and
true heading without the use of the E6-B flight computer. Mind you, this
is only an initial release and I hope there is more to come. This release
only touches on the potential of the Newton and its possible aid to
pilots. I would be interested it talking to anyone who is directly
involved with the aviation industry or who knows someone that is
interested in developing a fully featured product for commercial
distribution. Pass this message on to your aviation marketing buddy.

 Name  =  POWERSET
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:POWERSET
 Size:104K         Date:10/14/97        
 Description:
 PowerSet Demo - The PowerSet is composed of four calculators, designed to
meet several types of computing needs. MathStar- the new standard in
desktop calculators: combine equations, solutions, tools, graphs, models,
arrays, and more all in several on-screen worksheets that can scroll.
Eclipse GX - a desk lookalike calculator, provides button acess to a
multitude of scientific functions. Nebula - a calculator for working with
matrices of upto 10 x 10 in size. Basis- work and convert numbers between
decimal, binary, octal, and hexadecimal. Most of our calculators offer a
large inline notation display area of 3 or more lines. You enter equations
naturally as you seem them on paper. Its the easiest way to do...

 Name  =  PROCALC1
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:PROCALC1
 Size: 56K         Date: 4/18/95        
 Description:
 ProCALC 1.1 - Even though the Newton shipped with a built in calculator
there was early demand for a scientific calculator. proCALC addresses
other calculators shortcomings and provides several unique features
including - Reassignment of the Newton built in calculator icon (doesn't
clutter the extras draw with its own icon). Aesthetic and functional
emulation of a real calculator. (yes I know the off switch is a Newton
user interface crime but the HP33 didn't have a close box). Observation of
operator precedence (ie 1+2*3 = 7 not 9). Over 50 Scientific and financial
functions (inc DEC and HEX conversions) and more!

 Name  =  RESISTOR
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:RESISTOR
 Size:  7K         Date: 6/22/94        
 Description:
 Resistor Value Calc - This is just a quick applet I wrote to help me
calculate resistor values, since I haven't memorized the stripe values. To
use it, just enter the color of each band into the radio button clusters
(labeled 1,2,3, and 4, moving from left to right with the metallic band on
the right.) The colors are black (BLK), brown (BRN), red (RED), orange
(ORN), yellow (YEL), green (GRN), blue (BLU), violet (VIO), grey (GRY),
and white (WHI). The tolerances (the metallic band) are the fourth row,
and are either gold (5 percent) or silver (10 percent).

 Name  =  RPNCALC0
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:RPNCALC0
 Size: 11K         Date:12/02/93        
 Description:
 RPN Calc 0.91 - RPN Calc is my interpretation of an HP41/42 style RPN
calculator. It contains most of the basic functionality of an HP
scientific calculator. This is my first effort at Newton programming, I
hope you enjoy using it. Version 0.91 - Fixed a minor problem with entry
of EEX or Decimal immediately after a two operand function (+, -, etc.).

 Name  =  SCICALC1
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:SCICALC1
 Size: 14K         Date:11/03/93        
 Description:
 SciCalc 1.0b4 - SciCalc is a simple implementation of a standard (i.e. NOT
Reverse Polish or 'RPN') scientific calculator for the Apple Newton
MessagePad and similar PDAs. If you do find problems, please let the
author know so that he can rectify them in the next release.

 Name  =  STANFORD
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:ALL:STANFORD
 Size: 42K         Date: 4/01/96        
 Description:
 Stanford Map 1.5 - Copyright 1996 Foundation Systems. Release Date: March
31, 1996. Stanford Map 1.5 is an interactive map of Stanford University.

 Name  =  STOCHAST
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:ALL:STOCHAST
 Size: 78K         Date: 3/25/96        
 Description:
 Stochastic 1.0.1 - The Random & Psuedo-Random Number Sequence Generator for
 the Newton. Stochastic is a program that generates random & psuedo-random
number sequences on your Newton. These sequences are frequently used by
people for things like raffles or lotteries, statistical sampling, and
behavioral research. Particularly in the behavioral research field, where
study participants are exposed to a sequence of treatment conditions,
these sequences are frequently generated in a psuedo-random manner, with
each treatment condition appearing equally often. The software is being
distributed as shareware and as such may be used for a period of 7 days
before it will expire and require a valid serial number. The software...

 Name  =  STOCKCAL
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:ALL:STOCKCAL
 Size: 21K         Date: 1/10/98        
 Description:
 Stock Calculator 1.0 - is the perfect assistant for anyone doing online
stock trading! Besides total cash outlay and profit/loss calculations,
Stock Calculator is ideal for performing 'what if' analyses, such as
determining what share price a stock needs to attain in order to return a
specified profit. When buying stock, Stock Calculator can determine the
total cash outlay, per share buying price, or number of shares. The user
selects which field to calculate and enters values for the remaining
fields. When selling stock, Stock Calculator can determine the profit
amount or the per share selling price. The user selects which field to
calculate and enters a value for the remaining field along with the...

 Name  =  STREETFI
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:STREETFI
 Size:  7K         Date:10/10/97        
 Description:
 StreetFinder 1.01 - is a 6K package which implements the Manhattan Address
Locator algorithm found in the NYNEX Yellow Pages. Given an avenue name and
a building number in Manhattan, StreetFinder will tell you the nearest
cross-street. It also does a similar thing for addresses on side-streets:
it can tell you (roughly) the nearest avenue. Freeware. by Alan Simon
(ads5@columbia.edu).

 Name  =  TIMETOGO
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:TIMETOGO
 Size:  8K         Date: 7/24/95        
 Description:
 TimeToGoReading - This newton package (made with Steve Weyer's newt) tells
you the time to go to finish a task based on your previous performance. In
particular, you can use it to project time to finish reading something. If
you don't know how long something you have to do is going to take, you
might push away friends and family until you get it done. I would like to
read popular books on science and psychology, but tend to put them off not
knowing how long it will take to finish them. Knowing how long it would
take to finish, gets me to sit down and finish them. Or if it is a bad day
for me, the projection will be so dismal, I might instead spend some
quality time with friends.

 Name  =  TMAP1
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:TMAP1
 Size: 21K         Date: 9/30/97        
 Description:
 TMap 1.4 - Freeware Newton application that contains a movable map of the
Boston Subway system (known as the T). It is a fairly small app, taking up
 only about 99Kbytes. Fully Newton OS 2.x compatible with both portrait and
landscape modes supported on MP120, MP130, MP2000, and the eMate.
Questions? Would you like a custom Newton application with your maps or
data? Contact toadhollow@pobox.com for questions, comments, or requests.

 Name  =  TRACKIT2
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:TRACKIT2
 Size:239K         Date:11/10/97        
 Description:
 TrackIt 2.0 - This release runs on Newton OS2.x only. Use TrackIt to record
and graph any set of numbers. The data set can be time based or just a
sequential set of numbers. If the data set is time based the X axis will
graph the points spaced to reflect the time between points. Two types of
time based sets are possible, either points that the scale reflects a time
scale by days or points that have a time scale of minutes and seconds.
These graphs can be displayed as a line, bar, or scatter graph and are
scalable in the x direction. TrackIt supports the multi-user classroom
mode so students data is kept private.

 Name  =  TRADERPD
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:TRADERPD
 Size: 19K         Date: 2/01/96        
 Description:
 TraderPDQ 1.0 - NewtwarePDQ has announced TraderPDQ -- a securities pricing
 calculator. Version 1.0 will be distributed as Freeware, version 2.0 will
be Shareware. TraderPDQ calculates the price, yield, and discount for
Bonds, Notes, and Bills (and bank CD's). It is similar in function to the
HP-12C, and the Monroe Trader. For more info send email to:
<monica@openix.com> or WWW: <http://www.openix.com/~monica/pdq.htm>.

 Name  =  UNTCAMPU
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:UNTCAMPU
 Size: 12K         Date:10/13/94        
 Description:
 UNT Campus Map - UNT Map is an interactive map of the University of North
Texas Campus. It was created as an experiment to see if this sort of thing
is feasible, and also because I got tired of using a stupid Xerox copy of
the existing campus map whenever I got a support call. Even if you don't
go to UNT, check out the map! You can see a list of the buildings, select
one and be shown where it is. Or, you can tap on a building and be shown
the name. Good implementation of mapping! Contact the author for the code,
or help in making your own maps! Tap the overview buttonto see a list of
building names.

 Name  =  VEA
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:2:VEA
 Size:357K         Date:11/26/97        
 Description:
 Vea - is a diagramming package, which permits the addition of attributes to
icons as well as the creation of new icons or objects. The icons may be
rotated, and tagged with text descriptions with the addition of a
description item within the icon. These are all activated through the
preferences screen. The reason this file is beta is that we have not
resolved certain zoom errors and the user manual has yet to be re-written.
Upgrades to the package can be found at http://www.aplanet.com.

 Name  =  WEIGHT
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:1:WEIGHT
 Size: 12K         Date:11/03/94        
 Description:
 Weight - Weight is a very simple Newton app for pilots. I wrote it last
year while learning Newton Programming. It does one thing - It calculates
the total weight of passengers, baggage, and fuel for a four seat
airplane. You can compare the useful load of a few airplane models. Source
code included. If you want any changes, you'll have to make them yourself
- I don't have Newton Toolkit anymore.

 Name  =  WRITERSC
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:ALL:WRITERSC
 Size: 18K         Date:12/14/95        
 Description:
 Writer's Calc 1.01 - I demonstrated a Newton PDA to my friend his first
question was, Can it do math? Of course, Writer's Calc allows you to enter
an expression anywhere that accepts text input and compute the answer by
tapping the Assist button. Try it! The valid Assist verbs are '=' and
'calc'. Try writing one of the document examples in the Notepad and tap
Assist. Please note, that for the Newton Intelligent Assistant to
interpret the expression you MUST have a SPACE between the verb and the
expression. Some users have found that they can execute other Newton
internal functions. If you do this you do so at your own risk. Some of
these functions can really screw up your Newton. Please only use...

 Name  =  XCHANGE1
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:ALL:XCHANGE1
 Size: 29K         Date: 8/07/96        
 Description:
 Xchange 1.5e - is a small currency-conversion table, similar to the
built-in one but with additional features. Exchange rates are saved (just
enter the rate once and use it during your vacation). Store as as many
different rates as you like (as long there is any free memory left). Rates
and currencies can be named.

 Name  =  XCHANGE2
 Path =  PDA11:PKGS:CALCSCI:ALL:XCHANGE2
 Size: 29K         Date: 8/07/96        
 Description:
 Xchange 1.15d - ist ein Miniprogramm zur Whrungsumrechnung. Die Bedienung
ist hnlich der eingebauten Umrechnungstabelle. Im Gegensatz zu dieser, wird
aber der Wechselkurs gespeichert und steht daher bei einem erneuten
Programmstart zur Verfgung. Auerdem knnen, hnlich der Namenskartei,
(nahezu) beliebig viele Kurse verwaltet werden. Damit man die bersicht
behlt, bekommt jeder Wechselkurs einen Namen. Ebenso knnen die beiden
Whrungen benannt werden: Entweder whlen Sie eine gngige Whrung aus der
Auswahlliste oder schreiben ein beliebiges Krzel in das Textfeld. Drei
Radio-Buttons dienen zur Festlegung, welche Zeile aus den anderen beiden
berechnet werden soll.

