Breaking News: Windows 8 / 10 calculator removes Natural Log (ln) button
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Have you noticed that the ln (natural log) button is removed from Windows 8 / Win 10 calculator? You can see the (original - win xp, win vista, win 7) had it. Old Windows Calculator (image)[^] Why they remove that? Oh, here's the terribly useful Windows 10 doc on the calculator. Ugh! Calculator in Windows 10[^] X| If you find the ln button in the Windows 10 calculator, please let me know. I need to calculate a natural logarithm immediately if not sooner. :laugh:
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I was wondering if I just missed it. I stretched mine out and took a snapshot. Do you see it? Am I missing it? ln button? calculator image[^] This is really odd. It's probably a security issue, right? :laugh:
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Have you noticed that the ln (natural log) button is removed from Windows 8 / Win 10 calculator? You can see the (original - win xp, win vista, win 7) had it. Old Windows Calculator (image)[^] Why they remove that? Oh, here's the terribly useful Windows 10 doc on the calculator. Ugh! Calculator in Windows 10[^] X| If you find the ln button in the Windows 10 calculator, please let me know. I need to calculate a natural logarithm immediately if not sooner. :laugh:
My book, Launch Your Android App, is available at Amazon.com (only $2.99USD over 350 pages).
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God, who the hell is running that show. Is it hard to make dynamically resizeable buttons in UWP apps? Or is something like that against their GUI guidelines?
Yeah, it's a mess out there in UWP, UWA, Win app dev. That's for sure.
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Requisition Request: Item: 4K resolution monitor (36 inch minimum) Purpose: required to perform natural logarithmic synergy functions outside of Excel without standing up a web service for modeling of customer retention algorithms.
englebart wrote:
Item: 4K resolution monitor (36 inch minimum)
Seems reasonable. :laugh:
My book, Launch Your Android App, is available at Amazon.com (only $2.99USD over 350 pages).
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Have you noticed that the ln (natural log) button is removed from Windows 8 / Win 10 calculator? You can see the (original - win xp, win vista, win 7) had it. Old Windows Calculator (image)[^] Why they remove that? Oh, here's the terribly useful Windows 10 doc on the calculator. Ugh! Calculator in Windows 10[^] X| If you find the ln button in the Windows 10 calculator, please let me know. I need to calculate a natural logarithm immediately if not sooner. :laugh:
My book, Launch Your Android App, is available at Amazon.com (only $2.99USD over 350 pages).
You could always install the Windows 7 Calculator. http://winaero.com/blog/get-calculator-from-windows-8-and-windows-7-in-windows-10/ There are a number of APP that folks hate in Windows 10, including my favorite, spider solitaire. http://winaero.com/blog/get-windows-7-games-for-windows-10/
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So the functions you can perform depend on the width of your screen? I say "that's clever!" except I'd need the antonym. And probably a few swear words.
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
Reminds me of the ATI graphics driver installers. If you don't have any drivers, you're typically stuck in 640x480. In ATI's infinite wisdom stupidity, the installer is fixed size and 480 pixels tall. So you have about 4 pixels of button to click to advance the installer; or you have to hide the taskbar... Winning!
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Click the "hamburger" menu on the top-left, and switch to Scientific mode. If necessary, resize the calculator window to make it wider. The ln button is then three from the left, second from the bottom, just above
n!.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer
I wonder what kind of genius designed this UI. I need to maximize to see all the buttons, otherwise asin, acos, atan are not visible too. This is baffling. Who would have known? Do we need to read documentation in order to use calculator now?
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Yes, Sander. You are a Genius of a whole other magnitude, because you could find this. :D Does that affirm you for today? See you tomorrow. :laugh:
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Hey, it's tomorrow where I live! Give me some praise! :laugh:
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Regards, Sander
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Hey, it's tomorrow where I live! Give me some praise! :laugh:
Read my (free) ebook Object-Oriented Programming in C# Succinctly. Visit my blog at Sander's bits - Writing the code you need. Or read my articles here on CodeProject.
Simplicity is prerequisite for reliability. — Edsger W. Dijkstra
Regards, Sander
Sander Rossel wrote:
it's tomorrow where I live!
That's really interesting that where you live, that you live in tomorrow. Here where I live, we are always forced to live in today. :laugh: No wonder you are such an amazing person, coder, writer. It's because you live in the future. :laugh:
My book, Launch Your Android App, is available at Amazon.com (only $2.99USD over 350 pages).
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Sander Rossel wrote:
it's tomorrow where I live!
That's really interesting that where you live, that you live in tomorrow. Here where I live, we are always forced to live in today. :laugh: No wonder you are such an amazing person, coder, writer. It's because you live in the future. :laugh:
My book, Launch Your Android App, is available at Amazon.com (only $2.99USD over 350 pages).
When I say I'm "ahead of you" I really mean it :D And I'm only in UTC+1 :cool:
Read my (free) ebook Object-Oriented Programming in C# Succinctly. Visit my blog at Sander's bits - Writing the code you need. Or read my articles here on CodeProject.
Simplicity is prerequisite for reliability. — Edsger W. Dijkstra
Regards, Sander
