Apple 1.1.2 manual System requirements, Conventions, Assumptions

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System requirements

iMalc runs under Mac OS 7.1 and later. It may work on earlier system versions. iMalc has been tested on a PowerBook G3 and iMac running Mac OS 8.5.1, a G3, iMac and 4400 running 8.6, a 7100/80 running 7.5.3 and a Colour Classic running 7.1. It requires approximately 5Mb of RAM with virtual memory turned off or 4.5Mb of RAM with virtual memory turned on, and 3.5Mb of hard drive space. You can get by with 3Mb of RAM, but if you cycle through all the flavours, you will need 5Mb of RAM. iMalc displays best with thousands or millions of colours and using Charcoal as the system font.

Conventions

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The following conventions are used throughout this manual to draw your attention to certain details.

WARNING: This is used where there is a slight warning required, more for informational purposes than likely to be a serious problem.

This warning triangle icon indicates a far more serious warning, and relates to information that is likely to be critical or lead to potential loss of data or accuracy.

Assumptions

This manual assumes you are already familiar with the basic Macintosh operations and actions, such as double-clicking and click-dragging, and metaphors such as the desktop.

Refer to your computerÕs manual or help system if you are unsure about basic Macintosh operation.

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Contents Calculate Different Eyecatcher IMalc Conventions System requirementsAssumptions Contents List of illustrations Introduction Introduction Quick Start Calculator operationHidden functions DisplayError codes Using the keyboardChanging the appearance Preferences file Interface IconsWindows Interface Interface Interface Interface Interface Interface Menus Interface Interface Calculator Operation Calculator OperationCalculator Operation Keys Operation Log natural ln becomes e Display Using the keyboard Preferences File Flavours Bondi iMalc Strawberry iMalc G3Calc Blueberry iBookCalc Technical Considerations How computers handle mathsTechnical Considerations =x2, x=Ãy y=375x, x=yÖ375 Careful RoundingException Handling About the Fpce Technical ReportPowerPC Numerics Versus Sane About Floating-Point Data FormatsInterpreting Floating-Point Values Normalized Numbers Denormalized Numbers InfinitiesNaNs ZeroesRange of numbers RangesRanges of functions Technical Considerations Error codes Trigonometry unitsVersion History Third release, 12th OctoberWhere to get the latest version Proposed future enhancementsRegistration SharewarePricing Registering Online RegisteringRegistering by email, fax or post Using Register iMalc Payment InstructionsRegistration Payment by credit card or First Virtual Payment by cash or US$ check/money orderUSA After you have registeredTechnical Support Support@kagi.comAbout Eyecatcher Contacting EyecatcherCopyright Legal InformationTrademarks Software License Legal Information Legal Information Other Information BibliographyCredits Useful contacts Eyecatcher@kagi.comHttp//hyperarchive.lcs.mit.edu/HyperArchive.html Index AnsiIndex Sign change key Index