Written By Unknown on Saturday, February 18, 2012 | 11:52 PM

CalcuTray

There are two kinds of PC users in the world: those who never use their PC�s calculator, and those who do. If you�re in the latter group, you may have occasionally wondered why the calculator tool in Windows is so hard to access, being buried so deep in the start menu.
Enter: CalcuTray, a free calculator that can be accessed right in the system tray menu, and one that can process entire strings of calculations (e.g. (1024/4)*.786) rather than the typical time consuming calculator interface. It even retains a history of calculations, easily accessed by right clicking the system tray icon.

Other features:

Stores your history of calculations, accessed by right clicking the tray and selecting �history� (see screenshot to the right).
Use � + � * / ( )
Calculate Pi up to 28 places

The verdict: such a simple yet potentially useful idea. It is tiny with a very light footprint (approx. 6 or 7 megs in memory). I am surprised I hadn�t seen something like this earlier.
Version tested: V1.4.2

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