Windows freecalc (MofFreeCalc.exe) from moffsoft

[Andy Burnelli]

Ken Blake wrote:

>>I'll see how I like it the next time I need to use a calculator (if I
>>remember that I have it <G>).
>
> I just added it to the Directory Opus Toolbar, called it Calc, and
> removed the Microsoft Calc from there. So now that's the one I'll
> always get, and won't have to try to remember it.

Thanks for the thread on this new "free calc" option for Windows.
<http://www.moffsoft.com/>
<http://www.moffsoft.com/downloads.htm>
<http://www.moffsoft.com/download/MoffFreeCalcSetup.exe>
Name: MoffFreeCalcSetup.exe
Size: 782433 bytes (764 KiB)
SHA256: C9BCB825ADCEC93DAFD994A6ADA429AC386B0BF807C3F9509161CD17658C8DD5
TARGET = C:\app\editor\calc\fcalc\MoffFreeCalc.exe

Just in case people aren't aware of the RUN box shortcuts, if you type
"calc" into the RUN box, it brings up the default Windows calculator.
Win+R > Run (normally the RUN box is an icon in your taskbar)

If you want to point to a _different_ calculator, that's trivial.

For example, if you want a FreeCalc command called, oh, say, fcalc
[HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths]
fcalc.exe = C:\app\editor\calc\fcalc\MoffFreeCalc.exe

Voila! Now if you type "calc", you get the Microsoft Calculator, and if you
type "fcalc" instead, you get the free calc calculate downloaded above.
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See also:
Winaero Old calculator for Windows 10
https://winaero.com/blog/classic-calculator-windows-10-creators/
https://winaero.com/blog/get-calculator-from-windows-8-and-windows-7-in-windows-10/