10 Key 1:1 Calculator (calc With Paper Tape) App - 10 Key 1:1 Calculator (calc With Paper Tape) for iPad & Reviews

10 Key For iPad - with Apple AirPrint support -

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A printing calculator with a full-sized keypad (1:1), that looks & behaves the same as a '10-key' calculator. Review & edit, add or delete lines. Save & retrieve paper tape files. Email with an Excel(c) compatible CSV attachment. Perfect for accounting functions commonly performed by CPA's, invoicing, expense reports, balancing checkbooks, taxes.


Please eMail with suggestions or correction requests.


TOUCH TYPE
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✓ Full size (1:1) keyboard
✓ Set keyboard position & scale in each orientation
✓ Slightly different audio pitch for 5 and * (asterisk) key
✓ Right & Left handed landscape views

CALCULATOR MODE
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✓ Behaves the same as a '10 Key' calculator.
✓ 400 lines of virtual paper tape.
✓ Print subtotals.
✓ One-button push for sum-of-the-sum of groups of numbers.
✓ 3 display formats:
. - fixed-point from 2-8 places
. - fixed-plus - no decimal point entry is required
. - float
✓ '00' key
✓ Timestamp
✓ Oversized '+ =' key
✓ Red negative numbers
✓ Red end-of-tape stripe

FILE MANAGEMENT
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✓ Save paper tapes to disk for later use
✓ Name, rename, open & delete files

EDIT MODE
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✓ Correct numbers.
✓ Change operators (+-x/%)
✓ Add/Delete lines
✓ Play 'what-if' scenarios with different number and operator values
✓ Grab any number on the paper tape for use in the calculator
✓ Split Add/Sub or Mul/Div groups.


Print & EMAIL
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✓ Print using Apple AirPrint (requires iOS4.2 & an AirPrint printer)
✓ Email an exact copy of the paper tape.
✓ Excel(c) compatible CSV file attachment is automatically included.

EXTRAS
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✓ Comprehensive & indexed help screens
✓ Full-screen view of the paper tape on the right-side scroll page.
✓ Double-tap the calculator LCD display to clear the paper tape.
✓ Wide range of help prompts (on/off).
✓ Options are easy-to-access on the right-side scroll view.
✓ International number formatting (Settings -> General -> International -> Region Format -> select region).

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FAQ's

Q1. What is the difference between '10 Key for iPad' and 'Accountant for iPad' in the App. Store.?
A1. Both calculators are single-column adding machines with full-size (1:1) keyboards and are optimized for the iPad User Interface. '10 Key' behaves the same as a 10 Key Printing Calculator, commonly used by CPA's, while ‘Accounting’ supports the free chaining of +, -, x, /, %, sqrt, 1/x and is easier to use if you are not familiar with how a '10-key' works.

Q2. Can I touch-type?
A2. 10 Key for iPad has several aids for touch-typing that include: 1:1 scale keyboard, scale and reposition the keyboard to fit your hand best, and a slightly different audio pitch on the '5' and * (asterisk) keys. There is also support in landscape mode for right and left-handers.

Q3. How can I quickly clear the paper tape?
A3. Make sure the option to 'Double Tap the LCD to Clear' is ON (right-side scroll page). Then just double-tap the LCD display to clear the paper tape.

Q4. How can I edit an incorrect number or add & delete lines from the paper tape?
A4. Touch any line of the paper tape to go into edit mode. Touch the left side controls: Add Line, Delete Line. You can also edit numbers, split Add/Sub or Mul/Div groups. Press Done to exit back to Calculator mode.

Q5. What is a '10 Key' calculator?
A5. Reference the link or search the term in your browser. A 10-key is often used by CPA’s to add & subtract columns of numbers. They are labeled as 'Printing Calculators' in the stationary store. Here is a link:

http://www.kegcoat.com/howtoguides/AddingMachine.htm

NOTICE: This update will be the last to support iOS 4.x. All future updates will support iOS 5.x only

Enhancements in this release
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1. iPad Hi Resolution Retinal Display Support

Maintenance
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1. Repaired a rare crash when a text comment was placed in a paper tape with only a few lines.