NumberMate  version 2.0.3 - dated 25 Feb 2010

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Solutionwright Software
P.O. Box 262, Arlington Heights, IL 60006-0262  USA

Shareware single-user license: $25.00  (US Dollars)

Multi-user licenses available.  See our website for prices.


CONTENTS OF THIS FILE -----

	SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
	PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
	FEATURES
	INSTALLATION OVERVIEW
	INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
	REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
	VERSION HISTORY
	PACKING LIST

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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista

4.6 MB disk space

screen resolution 800 x 600 or higher recommended



PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

NumberMate is an arithmetic and scientific calculator, adding machine, and time calculator that records and documents your calculations on multiple tapes which you can edit.

It also performs arithmetic expression evaluation and unit conversion directly on a tape.



----- Use NumberMate to: -----

* make simple everyday calculations.

* organize and work simultaneously with several separate but related calculations.

* make and record complex sets of interrelated calculations.

* verify, edit, and reuse your calculations.

* document your calculations for future reference.

* communicate them to other people.



----- Straightforward data entry -----

* Type directly onto a tape.

* Record calculations the same way you would write them on a sheet of paper.
 
* Edit tapes anywhere, anytime by typing over the tape contents.



FEATURES

----- Arithmetic Calculator Includes -----

* a power operator to raise a number to any power.

* a root operator to find any root of a number.

* mod operator

* div operator

* trigonometric functions

* logarithmic functions

* hyperbolic functions

* rounding and truncation functions

* unit conversion functions

* multi-unit conversion functions

* limit functions

* descriptive statistical functions

* additional miscellaneous functions

* arithmetic expression evaluation


----- Adding Machine -----

* Use the adding machine option to efficiently calculate the totals of invoices, purchase orders, or inventory forms; or whenever you need to calculate the sum of the products and/or quotients of numbers using the fewest number of keystrokes.

* Use fewer keystrokes than with a standard adding machine when adding the products or quotients of numbers to the adding machine total.

* Record adding machine calculations on a tape in the same easy-to-read format that a standard calculator uses.

* Switch between adding machine operation and standard calculator operation at any time on any tape.

* Set some tapes to operate like an adding machine and other tapes to operate like a standard calculator when more than one tape is enabled.



----- Time Calculator -----

* Enter time values as -
	* hours : minutes, 
	* hours : minutes : seconds, or
	* decimal hours.

* Display time totals as -
	* hours : minutes, 
	* hours : minutes : seconds, or
	* decimal hours.

* Calculate average times.

* Convert minutes to hours : minutes.

* Convert seconds to -
	* minutes : seconds or
	* hours : minutes : seconds.

* Convert decimal hours to -
	* hours : minutes or
	* hours : minutes : seconds.

* Convert "hours : minutes" or "hours : minutes : seconds" to decimal hours.

* Mix decimal hours with "hours : minutes" and "hours : minutes : seconds" within the same calculation.



----- Tape Edit Features -----

* Insert, delete, change numbers and/or arithmetic operators anywhere on a tape.

* Cut, copy, paste individual tape lines, sections of a tape, or an entire tape.

* Sort the numbers on a tape.

* Import/export columns of numbers from/to other programs via the clipboard.

* Open and work with more than one file at a time.

* Use up to 20 tapes per file to organize, and work simultaneously with, several separate but related calculations.



----- Calculation Features -----

* Use links to reduce the effort necessary to edit and reuse calculations where (1) you use the total from one calculation in one or more other calculations, and (2) you use a number that you entered in one calculation, in one or more other calculations. 

* Use embedded calculations to make calculations within calculations.

* Use group and grand totals to quickly calculate the sum of the totals of several separate calculations.

* Show item counts for each calculation, for group totals, and/or for grand totals.

* Show a running total.

* Choose from two rounding methods, round up or round even.

* Enter fractions.

* Display numbers with up to 18 significant digits when decimal place is floating. 

* Display numbers with up to 15 significant digits when decimal place is fixed. 

* Control the number of decimal places used, from 0 to 15.



----- Documentation Features -----

* Annotate any number.

* Display tape line numbers for precise reference to any number.

* Automatic display of numbers using the decimal separator and thousand separator characters for your country.

* Use the Results Table to record the numbers from a calculation repeated several times using different numbers. (Its uses include the comparison of what-if calculations, the creation of conversion tables, and the creation of reference tables.)

* Export the Results Table to a text file suitable for importing into a spreadsheet or database.

* Specify screen background and font colors for various tape elements (such as negative numbers, calculated total numbers, group and grand total lines, etc.)

* Print a tape or the Results Table.

* Control the contents and layout of a printed tape or table.

* Print a title.

* Print an explanatory note on the first printed page.

* Print to a printer.

* "Print" to an Internet Document (htm) file for attachment of your calculations to email.

* "Print" to a Microsoft Word Document (doc) file - (requires Word 97, or a later version, installed on your computer).

* Print preview.

* Specify background and font colors for certain printed elements in an entries column (such as negative numbers, calculated total numbers, group and grand total lines, etc.)

* Save tapes to a disk file.



----- Memory -----

* Store any number of individual numbers in memory (the actual number limited only by your computer's memory size).

* Recall any individual number from memory.

* Recall the total of all numbers stored in memory.

* View a list of all numbers stored in memory.

* Manually annotate any number stored in memory.

* Automatically annotate totals as they are stored in memory.

* Remove any number from memory.

* Print the memory tape.




----- Side Tape -----

* Interrupt a calculation to make a separate calculation on a side tape and have the resulting total automatically placed back into the tape line at the point of interruption.

* Recall that resulting side tape total to another tape again at any later time.

* Annotate any number on the side tape.

* Use the side tape to record each iteration of a calculation repeated several times using different numbers.

* Print the side tape.



INSTALLATION OVERVIEW

You can download the NumberMate setup program from the website at http://www.numbermate.com if this file that you are reading is not accompanied by the setup program "nmtsetup.exe".

The NumberMate setup program DOES NOT replace any of your system files or DLLs.

The NumberMate setup program DOES NOT install any "adware", "spyware", or any other type of intrusive or destructive program or program code.


--------- First Time Installation ---------

When you install NumberMate on a computer for the first time, it installs as an EVALUATION VERSION. You can use the evaluation version FREE for 60 days. After that you must purchase a license to continue to use the software. When you purchase a license, you receive a Registration Code which you use to convert the evaluation version to a fully functional registered version. 

The evaluation version does NOT perform the following functions:

	* print a tape or Results Table
	* export the Results Table 
	* save a NumberMate file 
	* open a NumberMate file 


--------- Upgrade Installation ------------

When you install a later version of NumberMate on a computer that already has NumberMate installed, the later version replaces the existing version. You do not need to uninstall the existing version first. 

If the version being replaced was an evaluation version, the later version remains an evaluation version. 

If the version being replaced was a registered version, the later version remains a registered version. You do not need to re-register it.

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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

You can install NumberMate using either of the following methods:

Run window method:

(1) Select RUN from the Taskbar Start Menu

(2) Type "C:\DirectoryName\nmtsetup" where "C" is the disk drive letter and "DirectoryName" is the name of the directory (folder) where you saved the downloaded file "nmtsetup.exe"; or where you unzipped the file "nmate203.zip".

(3) Press the ENTER key 

(4) Follow the setup program instructions 


Windows Explorer Method:

(1) In the Windows Explorer window, display the contents of the directory (folder) where you saved the downloaded file "nmtsetup.exe"; or where you unzipped the file "nmate203.zip".
 
(2) Double-click the filename "nmtsetup.exe"
 
(3) Follow the setup program instructions 



REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

When you purchase a license, you receive a Registration Code which you use to convert the evaluation version to a fully functional registered version.  To register your copy of NumberMate:

(1) Start NumberMate.
(2) If the startup window appears, click the Register button to show the registration window.
(3) If the main NumberMate window appears, select the menu item "Help > To Register" to show the registration window.
(4) In the registration window Name box, type the Registration Name as it appears in the document you received that contains your Registration Code.
(5) In the Registration Code box, type the Registration Code.
(6) Click the Register button.
(7) Close the Registration Window.

All functions disabled in the evaluation version will now be enabled.



VERSION HISTORY


***** Version 2.0.3 - 25 Feb 2010 - Fixes To Bugs In Previous Versions

* The Edit menu was unusable when the clipboard contained text lines where the first or second line was all spaces.  Under those conditions, clicking the Edit menu caused a window to appear stating that an Access Violation occurred. 


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***** Version 2.0.2 - 19 Feb 2009 - Fixes To Bugs In Previous Versions

* On some systems, the program failed to complete its startup processing because it could not find the Windows default printer.  As a result, the program became unusable.  This sometimes occurred when a network printer, not a local printer, was specified as the default printer. 


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***** Version 2.0.1 - 9 Jan 2009 - Fixes To Bugs In Previous Versions

*  Pasting text into an annotation cell using the menu item "Edit > Paste > Text" (pasting text using the key combination "Ctrl v" worked correctly), saving the NumberMate file at any later point in time, then trying to open the file resulted in a program error.  The file could not be correctly opened.

This error only occurred when the pasted text was copied to the clipboard in such a way that unseen "end of line" characters (carriage return and new line) were also copied to the clipboard at the end of the copied text. 

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***** Version 2.0.0 - 5 May 2007 - New Features

*  Scientific functions: trigonometric, logarithmic, hyperbolic

*  Rounding and truncation functions

*  Limit functions let you place limits on calculated totals

*  Arithmetic expression evaluation performed within a tape entry cell.  Example expression: ( (2 * 3) + sin(45) )

*  Unit conversion functions let you make unit conversions directly on a tape, either as stand-alone calculations or within other calculations.

*  Multi-unit conversion functions let you convert between single unit numbers and multiple-unit numbers.  Examples: "InchesAsFeetInches", "HoursMinutesSecondsAsSeconds"

*  Descriptive statistical functions

*  Other miscellaneous functions: "Square", "SquareRoot", "Reciprocal", etc.

*  Mod operator calculates the remainder of a division operation

*  Div operator performs an integer divide operation

*  A new pair of copy and paste operations let you exchange columns of numbers with other programs via the clipboard.

*  A new set of copy operations let you export the contents of tapes and results tables to other programs via the clipboard.

*  A floating decimal place option

*  Accepts numbers entered in scientific format.  Example:  1.2345E8

*  New scientific total type lets you specify that calculated totals be displayed in scientific number format.

*  Expanded screen color options let you specify both the font and background colors for negative numbers, calculated total numbers, the special-purpose tape lines, individual tape columns, and entire tapes.

*  Expanded print color options let you specify both the font and background colors for entries column text containing negative numbers, calculated total numbers, and the special-purpose tape lines.

*  Options to emphasize calculated total numbers using bold and underline font styles.

*  Option to show thousandth separators which separate digits to the right of the decimal point into groups of three.

*  A default tape configuration option lets you specify which tape columns to show initially in newly created files.

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***** Version 2.0.0 - 5 May 2007 - Changes In Behavior From Previous Versions

*  IMPORTANT CHANGE -  To have the calculator treat the "a" key the same as a "+" key, you must turn on an option located on the "Misc" page in the General Options window.  This option is turned off by default so that you can enter function names which begin with "a".  In previous versions, the "a" key was always treated as a "+" key.

*  NumberMate now uses the HTML Help file format rather than the old WinHelp file format because Windows Vista does not support the WinHelp file format.

*  NumberMate now keeps a separate set of option settings for each individual user on a single machine and on a network when running under Windows versions 2000, XP and Vista.  As a result, NumberMate no longer prevents its execution over a network, and the license restrictions on the execution of the program over a network have been removed.

*  The "Show Thousand Separator" option now applies to all tapes in all open files.  Its corresponding menu item has been moved from "Configure Tape > Show Thousand Separator" to "Options > Format Numbers > Show Thousand Separators".  In previous versions, each individual file carried its own value for this option.

*  The cut, copy, and paste menu items have been reorganized under the "Edit" menu.

*  The "Insert Line", "Delete Line", and "Erased Tape" keypad buttons have been moved into a toolbar at the top of the main window.

*  The memory operation buttons have been incorporated into the main keypad button area.  The memory tape is automatically enabled when you click one of the memory buttons.

*  The results table operation buttons have been replaced by menu items under the "Table" menu.

*  The side tape operation buttons have been replaced by menu items under the "Side" menu.

*  The Ctrl + o key combination replaces the Ctrl + z key combination to insert a zero total line into the empty entry cell containing the focus highlight.

*  The Ctrl + l (lower case "L") key combination replaces the Ctrl + o key combination to copy a line as a link source.

*  The Ctrl + k key combination replaces the Ctrl + p key combination to paste a line as a link destination.

*  The "m" key in an entry cell no longer immediately recalls the memory total.  Use the "RMT" button or the "cm" keys followed by an Enter key.  This change permits the use of function names beginning with "m".

*  The "s" key in an entry cell no longer immediately recalls the current side tape total.  Use the "cs" keys followed by an Enter key.  This change permits the use of function names beginning with "s".

*  The "e" key in an entry cell no longer immediately switches to the memory tape to recall an entry from that tape.  Use the "RME" button or the "Memory > recall mem entry" menu item.  This change permits the use of function names beginning with "e".

*  Previous versions of CalcuNote cannot open files saved by NumberMate version 2.0.0.  NumberMate version 2.0.0 can open files saved by any previous version of CalcuNote.

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***** Version 2.0.0 - 5 May 2007 - Fixes To Bugs In Previous Versions

*  When a certain complex set of conditions existed on a tape, attempting to delete the only line in an empty embedded series caused a warning beep to be sounded and caused the focus highlight to be erroneously moved outside the boundaries of the embedded series.

*  The startup window width was not same as at shutdown when multiple empty tapes were enabled at shutdown. 

*  Changing the total type from decimal to hhmm (hours:minutes) for certain calculations that used the power operator P sometimes created error messages when no error existed.

*  When pasting a series, with annotations enabled, from a tape in one file to an empty tape in another file, when that receiving empty tape did not have annotations enabled, automatically enabled annotations correctly on the receiving tape, but when the configure tape menu was selected, the enable annotations submenu item was not checked.

*  With the data entry option set to "auto embed calc", changing an embedded calculation series' external total lines operator character from a "+" to an "X", and then typing a digit character caused the program to stop responding to user actions for a short period of time.

*  After inserting a zero total line after a subtotal line, the program would not allow the insertion of a line before the inserted zero total line using the "Ctrl + I" key combination. 

*  Using the menu item Edit > Embedded Series > Delete to delete an embedded series did not work after performing a certain sequence of actions just prior to the deletion attempt.

*  The program did not properly handle the error condition created during an attempt to raise zero to a negative power.

*  After changing the tape font from Arial 8 to Verdana 12, the Running Total heading was placed on the first line of a two-line tape heading cell.

*  With a + character in the entry cell of the first line in a series, clicking the Zero Total button created a total line and zero total line at the beginning of the series.

*  When printing a table to a Microsoft Word document, if the annotations column heading text was wider than any annotation text in the column, the annotations column width was not set wide enough to show the entire column heading.

*  The page layout defaults could not be saved during programs first execution after installation.

* Trying to copy the selected text in the annotations column of a table using the key combination Ctrl+c copied the entire annotation.

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NOTE: Prior to version 2.0.0, NumberMate was called CalcuNote

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***** Version 1.3.4 - 2 Apr 2006 - Fix To Bug In Version 1.3.3

*  Printing a tape, or print previewing a tape, did not work when the selected printer was a high resolution printer (1200 dpi or above) that was set to print at its highest possible resolution.

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***** Version 1.3.3 - 19 Oct 2005 - Fixes To Bugs In Previous Versions

*  A Group or Grand Total was not updated when a tape line within its range was deleted, AND ALL of the following conditions existed at the time of the deletion:

(1)  The Group or Grand Total was in a multi-line display format which listed the final totals of all calculation series within its range.

(2)  The deleted line immediately preceded the final total line of a calculation series.

(3)  A subtotal line immediately preceded the deleted line.

(4)  That subtotal line was a link source to some other tape line.


*  Selecting a printer in the Page Setup window that has a different print resolution than the previously selected printer changed the Page Layout margin settings for printed tapes in the currently visible file.

*  The vertical spacing between tape lines in the Print Preview window was wrong after selecting a printer in the Page Setup window that has a different print resolution than the previously selected printer.

*  The last tape line on a Print Preview page was not the same as the last line on a printed page of that tape when the Print Preview window was opened before any tape was printed to the printer.
  
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***** Version 1.3.2 - 30 Aug 2005 - New Features

*  Added ability to set a default value for the character emitted by the decimal key at startup.

*  Added a "Cents Mode" option for use when simulating an Adding Machine.

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***** Version 1.3.1 - 3 Mar 2005 - Changes In Behavior From Previous Versions

* Added a window to remind the user of the number of days remaining in the evaluation period before registration is required to continue to use the software.

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***** Version 1.3.0 - 18 Feb 2005 - New Features And Functions

* Option to set CalcuNote to operate like an ADDING MACHINE.

* EMBEDDED CALCULATIONS for making calculations within calculations.

* GROUP TOTALS and GRAND TOTALS to quickly calculate the sum of the totals of many separate calculations.

* Options to show ITEM COUNTS with total lines, group totals, or grand totals.

* A set of DATA ENTRY OPTIONS for controlling which keystroke completes a calculation series and zeroes the calculator total in preparation for the next calculation.  Used to minimize the number of keystrokes necessary to make many separate calculations.

* Option to AUTOMATICALLY INCREASE the number of DECIMAL PLACES used within a calculation whenever you enter a number with more decimal places than are currently specified.

* Option to HIDE NONESSENTIAL MENUS.  Useful for making the main CalcuNote window as small as possible.

* Option to HIDE the BOTTOM WINDOW PANELS.  Useful for making the main CalcuNote window as small as possible.

* The key combination Ctrl + PageUp moves the focus highlight directly to the first tape line.

* The key combination Ctrl + PageDown moves the focus highlight directly to the last tape line.

* GO directly TO a LINE on another enabled tape by entering a tape id followed by a line number into the "Line" box at the bottom left corner of the main CalcuNote window.  Useful for following links to lines on different tapes.

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***** Version 1.3.0 - 18 Feb 2005 - Changes In Behavior From Previous Versions

* The option "Automatically Start New Calculations" is now included in the group of options called "Data Entry" options.  Selecting this option now affects only the visible tape instead of all tapes.  Specifying "Automatically Start New Calculations" as the default Data Entry option applies the option to all new tapes at the time the tapes are initially enabled.

* When you press an arithmetic operator key while the focus highlight is in the entry cell of a subtotal line, a total line, or a zero total line, CalcuNote inserts a line after the line containing the focus highlight.  In previous versions, CalcuNote issued a warning beep.

* Previous versions of CalcuNote cannot open files saved by version 1.3.0.  Version 1.3.0 can open files saved by any previous version.

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***** Version 1.3.0 - 18 Feb 2005 - Fixes To Bugs In Previous Versions

* Totaling a column of decimal numbers representing decimal hours, while the total was displayed as either hours:minutes or hours:minutes:seconds, gave inaccurate results due to an accumulated rounding error.

* Closing a previously saved file, after all the tapes in the file had been erased, did not create a message asking to save the files changes.

* Moving the focus highlight to a line containing a X, , P, or R arithmetic operator, and then pressing the minus key, replaced the highlighted text with a minus sign instead of creating a blank line after the line with the focus highlight.

* Annotation text was being lost when (1) a tape or calculation series was cut to the clipboard, (2) the cut tape or series was pasted onto a tape in a different file, and (3) annotations were NOT enabled for the receiving tape.  Because the tape or series was cut, the annotation text could not be recovered.

* The Ctrl + 2 key combination to do a "copy side to entry with link" function was not working in versions 1.2.0 and 1.2.1.

* The correct line number of the line containing the focus highlight was not displayed in the Memory Line Number box when the Memory tape was initially displayed to recall a memory entry.  This bug appeared in versions 1.2.0 and 1.2.1.

* After showing/hiding (1) the tape line number column, (2)  sometimes the links column, and (3) sometimes the annotations column, the box containing the current line number at the bottom of the main window contained a "1", no matter which line contained the focus highlight.  This bug appeared in versions 1.2.0 and 1.2.1.

* When a Zero Total Line was inserted after a subtotal line, the Links, Line Numbers, Table Columns, and Annotations columns were not filled with the ZTL color.  This bug appeared in versions 1.2.0 and 1.2.1.

* When a line was deleted that contained a X, , P, or R arithmetic operator, and the total line following that line was assigned to a table column that contained data, no warning message was issued saying that a table column containing data would be removed from the table.

* When the only line in a calculation series was deleted, and the series total line was assigned to a table column that contained data, no warning message was issued saying that a table column containing data would be removed from the table.

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***** Version 1.2.1 - 27 Jan 2004 - Fixes To Bugs In All Previous Versions

* A divide operation could not be done in the Chinese, Japanese, or Korean versions of Windows XP if the Regional and Language Options option "Language for non-Unicode programs" was set to "Chinese", "Japanese", or "Korean".

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***** Version 1.2.0 - 13 Jan 2004 - New Features And Functions

* Ability to open, and work simultaneously with, more than one file at a time.

* Pressing the "a" key (for add) is equivalent to pressing the "+" key.  Pressing the "a" key is more keystroke-efficient when calculating the sum of many numbers using the alphanumeric section of the keyboard.  You do not have to repeatedly press the Shift key and the "+" key to do an add operation.

* Zero Total Lines are displayed on the screen with a user-changeable background color.  This makes it easier to visually identify the separate calculations on a tape.

* A "Set Column Widths To Fit" menu item on the "Configure Tape" menu.

* Ability to set a minimum width for CalcuNote's main window when more than one file is open or when more than one tape is enabled.  Setting a minimum window width prevents CalcuNote's automatic window-width-adjustment feature from hiding some of the file tabs or tape tabs after you have increased the window's width to make more of, or all of, the tabs visible.

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***** Version 1.2.0 - 13 Jan 2004 - Changes In Behavior From Version 1.1.0

* Subtotals within a calculation are more appropriately marked with an "S".  Only the final total within a calculation is marked with a "T".  In all prior versions, all subtotals as well as the final total were marked with a "T".

* Pressing the ENTER key or "=" key when the focus highlight is in an entry cell that contains only an arithmetic operator, creates a subtotal line or total line at the line containing the focus highlight.  In version 1.1.0, a warning beep was sounded, and CalcuNote waited for you to enter a number following the arithmetic operator.

* Opening a file places each enabled tapes focus highlight at the beginning of the tape.  Version 1.1.0 placed each enabled tape's focus highlight at the end of the tape.

* CalcuNote versions 1.0.0 and 1.1.0 cannot open files saved by version 1.2.0.  This is due to the marking of subtotals with an "S" as explained above.  Version 1.2.0 can open files saved by any previous version of CalcuNote.

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***** Version 1.2.0 - 13 Jan 2004 - Fixes To Bugs In Version 1.1.0

* After entering a table column number into a cell in the Table Columns column, a corresponding column did not appear in the Results Table.  This occurred when Annotations were enabled after the table column number was entered but before that number was "committed" by pressing the ENTER key.

* Reducing CalcuNote's main window height, or moving CalcuNote's main window, moved the cell with the focus highlight into view even if it was not in view either (1) before the window height was reduced or (2) before the main window was moved.

* Printing a table to a Word document printed the filename footer even when the filename footer page layout checkbox was unchecked.

* If the screen font was changed for a file that had a Results Table enabled, and the file was saved and then closed at the time CalcuNote was shutdown, the Results Table did not display its data in the new font when that file was reopened after CalcuNote was started again.

* If the arithmetic operator character in an existing entry cell was changed from a "+" or "-" character to a "X", "", "R", or "P" character, and Annotations were enabled or disabled before the changed character in the entry cell was "committed" by pressing the ENTER key, total lines were not created either before or after the line containing the "X", "", "R", or "P" character.  Totals in any other previously existing total lines that followed the changed entry cell were correctly recalculated.

* If reducing a Results Table column total's decimal places (or hiding the Results Table column total) reduced that column's width, and the columns heading did not fit into the new reduced column width, the columns heading was truncated instead of being re-word-wrapped.

* Moving a column in the Results Table using the arrow keys did not keep the target column in view.

* Moving a row in the Results Table using the arrow keys did not keep the target row in view.

* Clicking the "Side To Entry" button copied the current side tape total correctly, but incorrectly copied the annotation from the side tape line that contained the focus highlight instead of the annotation from the current side tape total line.

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***** Version 1.1.0 - 1 Jul 2003 - New Features And Functions

* A Results Table for recording the results of repeated calculations.  Its uses include the comparison of what-if calculations, the creation of reference tables, and the creation of conversion tables.

* Up to 17 Auxiliary Tapes are available for organizing, and working simultaneously with, several separate but related calculations.

* Stay-On-Top option.

* Option to set the calculator to automatically zero the calculator total and start a new calculation whenever you enter a number without a preceding arithmetic operator into the last line on a tape.

* Ability to create new Microsoft Word documents containing CalcuNote tapes in their print format if Word 2000 or 2002 (in addition to previously supported Word 97) is installed on your computer.

* Ability to insert a tape in its printed format into an existing Microsoft Word document.

* Ability to sort the numbers on a tape.

* Ability to insert a "new" calculation series into the middle of, or at the beginning of, a tape.

* Ability to print any enabled tape directly to the printer instead of having to copy it to the main tape first.

* Ability to specify that only a part of a Link Source's annotation be copied to its Link Destinations.

* Ability to specify that only a part of a Link Destination's annotation be overwritten by its Link Source's annotation.

* Ability to quickly copy, or create a link to, another tape's current total.

* The "file changed" dialog window that appears when you select the menu items "File > New", "File > Open", "File > Reopen", or "File > Exit" now contains a "Cancel" button so that you can cancel the menu item's action and return to working with the current set of tapes.

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***** Version 1.1.0 - 1 Jul 2003 - Changes In Behavior From Version 1.0.0

* Copying and pasting a tape line in version 1.0.0 always pasted the line's annotation into the receiving line.  Now, if the receiving line already has an annotation, it is left unchanged.

* Clicking the "copy series to side" button in version 1.0.0 copied any link destinations in the series to the side tape.  Now, the link destinations are not copied.  The copy of the series on the side tape represents an unchanging "snapshot" of the original calculation.

* In version 1.0.0, doing a quick copy of a tape line's entry contents into the entry cell of a line that is a link source automatically broke the link.  Now the link is retained.

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***** Version 1.1.0 - 1 Jul 2003 - Fixes To Bugs In Version 1.0.0

* A user could create a circular link that was not detected by the program.  This would cause the program to stop responding to user commands, and the program could not be terminated normally.  If a user (1) copied or cut a tape line that is a link source or link destination, (2) pasted it to a tape line that is a link source or link destination, and (3) the new position of the pasted tape line created a circular link, then the program did not detect that circular link.

* On some systems that had no printer installed, on almost every keystroke a window was displayed containing the message "no default printer assigned".  The program could not be terminated normally.

* A file saved on a system using a specific decimal separator character (used in one country) could not be opened on a system using a different decimal separator character (used in another country), because the decimal separators in the numbers specifying the page margin sizes were not being translated from one countrys setting to the others when the file was opened.

* When a file that was saved on a system in one country was opened on a system in another country, the fraction leader character was not translated properly for the other country.  The wrong fraction leader character was displayed on the tape.

* When deleting the only line in a calculation series, all other lines in the series (that is, the total indicator line, the total number line, and the zero total line) were correctly deleted also.  But the calculation series following the deleted series was temporarily redisplayed with its total type and number of decimal places changed to that of the deleted series.

* When the multiplication of decimal numbers in a calculation series with an "hh:mm" total type resulted in a number that exceeded the calculators capacity, the calculator did not detect the condition and issue a warning beep.  Instead, a system dialog window appeared with the message "invalid floating point operation".

* When printing a tape to a Microsoft Word document using the "landscape" page orientation, the page margin sizes were set incorrectly.

* When a tape line was deleted or inserted, or when the menu item "Configure Tape > Show Links" was selected, all the heights of linked lines on the tape were reset to the default value. If the line heights had been increased by the user to view long annotations, a portion of the annotations were removed from view.

* With the Line Number column NOT showing, recalling an entry from the Memory tape caused the Line Number column to show on the memory tape but not on any of the other enabled tapes.  After the bug fix, recalling an entry from the Memory tape does not cause the Line Number column to show on the Memory tape if the column was not showing before the recall.

* When an entry cell contained any of the arithmetic operators "X", "", "P", or "R" followed by a minus sign followed by any number (example, "X-3.14"), entering a plus sign when the insertion point was between the minus sign and the next digit, caused the plus sign to appear at the insertion point (example, "X-+3.14") rather than creating a new line with the plus sign in its entry cell.

* An equal sign character ( = ) erroneously appeared in the entries column on the last tape line when (1) the entry cell in the line before the last line contained a number entered by the user, (2) the entry cell in the last tape line was blank and contained the focus highlight, (3) the equals ( = ) key was pressed.

* The default Page Layout parameter "ShowTapeBorderLines" was not being saved.

* When the user saved the Page Layout settings as defaults, the margin sizes and number of column groups were not checked for valid values.

* In the Page Layout window, the user could enter an invalid page margin size, then select another tabbed page.  After new page was selected, a message window appeared with message "Cannot focus a disabled or invisible window".

* The page layout default printer page orientation setting of  "landscape" was not being saved.

* If the last tape line was designated as a link destination, and the number in its entry cell was subsequently changed before continuing on to create the next tape line, the link remained instead of being automatically unlinked.

* If the last tape line was designated as a link destination, and the links sign was subsequently changed before continuing on to create the next tape line, the links sign change did not take effect.

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***** Version 1.0.0 - 20 Mar 2002 - Initial Release

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PACKING LIST

The file nmate203.zip contains the following files:

nmtsetup.exe - the NumberMate setup program
NumrMate.chm - NumberMate help file
License.txt  - NumberMate license agreement and distribution information	
File_Id.diz  - contains a condensed NumberMate product description
nmatepad.xml - Portable Application Description (PAD) file
ReadmeZ.txt - this file

The NumberMate setup program nmtsetup.exe installs the following files:

NumrMate.exe - the NumberMate executable program file
NumrMate.chm - NumberMate help file
License.txt - NumberMate license agreement and distribution information	
Readme.txt - contains a full NumberMate product description and version history
unins000.dat - NumberMate uninstall data file
unins000.exe - NumberMate uninstall executable file
