Adding degrees,minutes and seconds in calculator. HOW?


  1. rigz
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    windows 7 32 bit build 7600
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    Adding degrees,minutes and seconds in calculator. HOW?


    i just need to add this numbers 132°58' + 26°22'13''.. how could i input this numbers in the calculator?? Thanks.
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  3. theog
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    ME/XP/Vista/Win7
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    Take a look at Windows calculator plus.
    Download: Microsoft Calculator Plus - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details
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  4. mickey megabyte
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    ultimate 64 sp1
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    in the windows 7 calculator, to enter 26°22'13'', you need to type 26.2213 then inv >> deg

    then to convert back to degrees, use the dms button.

    it's not very implemented in this calculator at all well.

    oh, you do need to be in scientific mode too.
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