VMDD Tech announces the availability of CS101 - Decimal/Hex/Binary calculator

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CS101
is Decimal/Hex/Binary calculator. This software is ideal for Computer
Science students and computer professionals that program with bits,
bytes, and hex.

Try this calculator online. To convert decimal to hex/binary, enter
number or expression into field "Dec", and press Enter. To convert hex
to decimal/binary, enter hex number or expression into "Hex", and press
Enter.

NOTE: CS101 requires Internet Explorer 5.5 or later. Supported
platforms include Win 2000, Win XP, and later.

 

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CS101
is Decimal/Hex/Binary calculator. This software is ideal for Computer
Science students and computer professionals that program with bits,
bytes, and hex.

Try this calculator online. To convert decimal to hex/binary, enter
number or expression into field "Dec", and press Enter. To convert hex
to decimal/binary, enter hex number or expression into "Hex", and press
Enter.

NOTE: CS101 requires Internet Explorer 5.5 or later. Supported
platforms include Win 2000, Win XP, and later.

ROTFL! All supported platforms - and also earlier versions of
Windows - bundle the Windows calculator, which provides precisely
this functionality, and much more. What's more, it doesn't require
IE 5.5 to work. I mean, DUH...

Could we please get all the marketing people onto a remote
Pacific atoll, and then do the obvious? This would make the
world a much saner place.

 

[CBFalconer]

Source: http://vmdd.tech.mylinuxisp.com/catalog/

CS101
is Decimal/Hex/Binary calculator. This software is ideal for Computer
Science students and computer professionals that program with bits,
bytes, and hex.

Try this calculator online. To convert decimal to hex/binary, enter
number or expression into field "Dec", and press Enter. To convert hex
to decimal/binary, enter hex number or expression into "Hex", and press
Enter.

NOTE: CS101 requires Internet Explorer 5.5 or later. Supported
platforms include Win 2000, Win XP, and later.

Infernal Exploder requires windoze. Windoze comes with calculator,
which can handle at least binary, octal, decimal, and hex formats.
Do you detect something unnecessary somewhere? (just enter "calc"
from the command line, or as the argument to the run operation).
(or poke about under start/programs/accessories).

Then you might also consider bc, available on cygwin, djgpp,
unices, etc.

 

[Richard Bos]

Could we please get all the marketing people onto a remote
Pacific atoll, and then do the obvious? This would make the
world a much saner place.

There is another theory which states that this has already happened.

Richard

 

[dandelion]

There is another theory which states that this has already happened.

<snigger>

IIRC that was a remote planet, ordered and payed for by mice.