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ConvertIt - 1.0.0b6

unit conversion app for many measurements

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Selected Version:	1.0.0b6
Release Date:	2004-03-01
License:	Freeware
Downloads (version 1.0.0b6):	535
Downloads (all versions):	18,430

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Product Description:

Converts units of Acceleration, Angle, Area, Computer, Energy, Force, Length, Mass, Power, Speed, Temperature, Time, Volume, and Dry Volume.

It is still in it's early stages and may not contain all of the conversion items you may require. If this is the case, please contact me so that I may add them for future releases.

I believe all of the conversions to be correct, but if you do happen to find an inaccuracy, again, please contact me.

I hope you enjoy the app as much as I enjoyed making it!

What's new in this version:

Fixed a CPU usage leak. Sorry 'bout that. :)

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.1

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.1 or higher

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Dont register this - Version: 3.1.5, 9/8/2008 09:47AM PST

mail117

Before you lay down any money for this software, Kagi will still take your money, drop a line to the author to see if they are still in business. I believe that this product is no longer supported if my experience is anything to go by.

My advice is to look elsewhere.

Doesn't print output in scientific notation - Version: 3.1.5, 8/8/2008 11:57AM PST

jerryross2

The program would be perfect IF it would use scientific notation. You can input scientific notation, but you cannot make it output a result in scientific notation. :( You end up counting 18 zeros to figure out what your decimal place is!

Oh, and the developer does not respond to emails!

Only Leopard - Version: 3.1.3, 11/9/2007 10:22AM PST

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kp4bjd

When I run v3.1.3 on Tiger the table of choices is blank. This version is not compatible with Tiger ... for that use v 3.1.2