The new Office OneNote 2007 has a built-in Calculator, really nice stuff!
To try it out, just write a mathematic formula in a page and end with an equals sign followed by enter or space, for example:
3+2=
This will result in a row like this:
3+2=5
It is quite powerful, it can handle operations like:
- +, -, /, *
- parenthesis so you can do formulas like this (3+3)*3=18
- ^, for example 10^3=1 000
- sqrt(n) for square root
- sin(n), asin(n), cos(n), acos(n), tan(n), atan(n)
- mod for modulus
And I'm sure there are more...
