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Utilities/Calculator.app/Resources/CHANGELOGS.md

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+# helloSystem Calculator
+## v0.2
+* Change size
+* Spanning for 0 and =
+* Introduce memory line MC, M+, M-, MR
+* Introduce ± key
+* Optimize layout
+* Use true operator symbol and convert them before the eval
+* Clean up
+## v0.1
+* Initial commit

Utilities/Calculator.app/Resources/LICENSE

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 Copyright (c) 2019, Leodanis Pozo Ramos
 Portions Copyright (c) 2020, Simon Peter <[email protected]>
+Portions Copyright (c) 2023, Jérôme Ornech alias Hierosme
 
 Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
 of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal

Utilities/Calculator.app/Resources/README.md

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+# Calculator
+
+
+Calculator.app displays a calculator window ready to perform common operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as well as complex calculations and conversions.
+
+To launch Calculator
+Double-click the Calculator icon in the Utilities folder (Figure 1).
+
+Or
+
+1. Click the Calculator icon in the Utilities folder (Figure 1) to select it.
+2. Choose File > Open, or press .
+
+The Calculator window appears (Figure 2).
+
+Figure 2. At startup the Calculator looks like any pocket calculator.
+
+SCREEN HERE
+
+## Perform basic calculations
+You can use your mouse to click buttons for numbers and operators.
+
+Or
+
+Press keyboard keys corresponding to numbers and operators.
+
+The numbers you enter and the results of your calculations appear at the top of the Calculator window.
+
+ Tip
+
+You can use the Cut, Copy, and Paste commands to copy the results of calculations into documents.
+
+
+To keep track of your entries
+Click View > Show Paper Tape (Figure 3). The Paper Tape dialog appears. It displays entries history (Figure 4).
+
+
+Figure 3. Calculator View menu.
+SCREEN HERE
+
+
+Figure 4. By click Show Paper Tape from the View menu, your entries history appear in a separate window dialog.
+SCREEN HERE
+
+To hide the Paper Tape window dialog, click View > Hide Paper Tape or use the Paper Tape window's close button.
+You can click the Clear button , To start with a fresh tape.
+
+You can use commands under the File menu (Figure 41) to save or print the paper tape.
+
+Figure 41. The File menu includes commands for saving and printing the paper tape.
+
+
+
+
+## Perform scientific calculations
+1. Choose View > Scientific (Figure 39) or press . The window expands to show a variety of functions used for scientific calculations (Figure 42).
+
+Figure 42. Choosing Scientific from the View menu expands the Calculator to display scientific functions.
+SCREEN HERE
+
+
+2. Click buttons for the functions, values, and operators to perform your calculations.
+
+
+ Tip
+
+To hide scientific functions, choose View > Basic (Figure 39) or press .
+
+
+## Perform programmer functions
+1. Choose View > Programmer (Figure 39) or press . The window expands to show a variety of programming-related functions (Figure 43).
+
+Figure 43. Choosing Programmer from the View menu displays programming-related functions.
+SCREEN HERE
+
+
+2. Click buttons for the functions, values, and operators to perform your calculations.
+
+
+ Tip
+
+To hide programmer functions, choose View > Basic (Figure 39) or press .
+
+
+To use Reverse Polish Notation
+1.
+
+Choose View > RPN (Figure 39). The letters RPN appear in the calculator's window (Figure 44).
+
+Figure 44. The letters RPN indicate the calculator is configured for Reverse Polish Notation.
+
+
+
+2.
+
+Click buttons for the functions, values, and operators to perform your calculations.
+
+
+ Tips
+
+Reverse Polish Notation, or RPN, is an alternative format for entering calculations. It is commonly used on Hewlett-Packard brand calculators.
+
+If you don't know what Reverse Polish Notation is, you probably don't need to use it.
+
+
+To perform conversions
+1.
+
+Enter the value you want to convert.
+
+
+2.
+
+Choose the conversion you want from the Convert menu (Figure 45).
+
+Figure 45. The Convert menu lists a variety of common conversions.
+
+
+
+3.
+
+In the dialog that appears, set options for the conversion you want to perform. Figure 46 shows an example that converts speed from miles per hour to knots.
+
+Figure 46. Set conversion options in a dialog sheet like this.
+
+
+
+4.
+
+Click OK. The original value you entered is converted and appears at the top of the Calculator window.
+
+
+ Tips
+
+The Convert menu's Recent Conversions submenu makes it easy to repeat conversions you have done recently.
+
+If you have an Internet connection, you should choose Convert > Update Currency Exchange Rates before using the Convert menu to perform currency conversions.
+
+
+