This is the Calculator.

The Calculator accepts both text and numbers,
making it easy to know what you equated.
The entry window is editable, so it is easy to catch errors, or alter equations.

The Calculator also accepts entries vertically, like an adding machine.
Adding is the default. If you want to subtract, multiply or divide,
then you need to enter an operator.

You can also enter complex equations.

You don't need to press "=" or add something to memory;
it happens automatically.
This image shows the memory from the result of previous equations.

Both the formula and the result are stored in memory.
You can swap the result with the formula easily, too.

You can build equations with advanced functions.

You can save your calculations to a Notes page.

This shows the data stored in Notes

Whenever you make one calculation,
you are often making two.
Rather than writing things down,
or moving data to Notes to make a comparison,
do your work directly on the screen.
Use Duplicate Window.

You can make as many Duplicate windows as you want.
This is true for all of the calculators in eCalculator

Calculator also does Hexadecimal, Octal and Binary

This is eClipboard

eClipboard holds the same text data as the system clipboard.
Text only.
The Mac OS clipboard is shown here.

eClipboard retains your work, in case you need it back.
You can also edit directly in the clipboard, and re-copy something.

This is Notes.
Notes is a multi-page text editor.

These are the default pages,
one page for each calculator.
Calendar does not need a Notes page.

To create a new page,
use the pop-up menu

You can export or import your Notes files.
It will automatically synchronize
if you choose Append.

You can have lots of Notes pages.
By storing your text files in one place, you can search them all at once if you need to. Plus, they are easy to back-up.

Notes can launch websites and e-mails
if they are highlighted.
If you highlight the entire page,
it will present all the e-mails and url's at once.

Notes and eClipboard operate similarly,
but they are different.

Please read the text in the screen shot.

Both Notes and eClipboard have word processing commands.
Calculator, Notes and eClipboard combined are very powerful, but there is lots more.

This is the Calendar module.

By clicking and holding on a date,
it will display how long that date is from today.

You can navigate to any date easily.

Move to any date you want.
Note the display always shows today's date,
and the difference between any selected date.

This is the Converter

You can change the six different conversion types to one type with a single click.

This is the Interval Calculator.

The Interval Calaculator features a convenient navigator,
which also displays the difference from today.

The Time Inverval pop-up menu can answer most time related questions.

This is the Loan Calculator.

Terms of the loan are easily entered and adjusted.
Comparing loans is a good time to use the Duplicate Window feature.

The Loan Calculator automatically displays the Interest expense of the loan.

The Loan Calculator can generate an editable amoritization table.

Record your payments and check numbers.
If you make an extra payment,
then the table re-generates its figures.
The form can also be exported to a text file.
It's pretty amazing.

This is the Time Calculator.

The Time Calculator reads right to left;
if you enter "100" then it is 100 seconds.
if you enter "100." (period) then it is 100 minutes.

The Time Calculator work similarly to Calculator,
except it is using time units.

World Timer includes a World Clock.
The first time you open it,
it will ask you for your local time.

This is the World Timer window.

You can check the time anywhere in the world
You can also add your own titles, and adjust for Daylight Savings Time.

The display can be a clock,
a stopwatch,
or an alarm-timer.

This image shows all three modes operating independently,
and the three possible window sizes of this module.
A Stopwatch counts up, a Timer counts down.

One pop-up controls all your time functions.
You can recall all your start/stop times when working on a project.

This message exists to work around a bug in Panorama.
It only occurs if you leave the program and then return to a window different from the one you exited.

This buttons are very powerful,
even though they look innocuous.

You can change the font
and font size
in some of the calculators.

You can change the skin color of each module.

You can navigate to all the modules.

You can navigate to just the open windows, too.
Using a modifier key makes the menu contextual.
Oops! I have a lot of windows open and hidden.

Fortunately, there is an easy way to close too many open windows.

Helpful Hint
Please read the text in the screen shot.