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How to Use Calculator on a Mac

Learn how to use calculator on a mac with clear steps, practical context, and useful troubleshooting guidance.

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This updated guide examines How to Use Calculator on a Mac and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.

Method 1of 7:

Clearing Numbers

  1. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 1 You can clear the number in Calculator's display window or clear only the last digit entered.
  2. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 2 To clear the number in the display window, click the C key in Calculator
  3. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 3 To delete the last digit entered, press the Delete key on your keyboard.

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Hearing Your Calculations

  1. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 4 When using Calculator, you can have the computer speak each button you click and tell you the result of a calculation.
  2. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 5 To have the computer speak the value or function of each key you click, choose Speech > Speak Button Pressed.
  3. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 6 To have the computer speak the result of a calculation when you click the Equal Sign key (=), choose Speech > Speak Result.

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Performing Programmer's Calculations

  1. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 7 The programmer's calculator performs calculations that programmers frequently use. It can convert values to hexadecimal, octal, or decimal; perform logical operations; display your results in binary; and rotate or shift bits.
  2. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 8 Choose View > Programmer.
  3. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 9 The programmer's calculator works with integers only. There is no decimal point. If a computation results in a floating-point number, the decimal is truncated. For example, if you enter 99 / 10 =, the result is 9.
  4. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 10 The Decimal Places setting in the View menu doesn't affect the programmer's calculator. The Paper Tape and memory functions aren't available for the programmer's calculator.

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Rounding Calculations

  1. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 11 You can round results by specifying a given number of decimal places.
  2. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 12 Choose View > Decimal Places, and then choose the number of decimal places you want displayed.

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Storing Values

  1. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 13 To add the displayed value to the value in memory, click M+.
  2. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 14 To subtract the displayed value from the value in memory, click M-.
  3. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 15 To recall the value in memory and use it in a calculation, click MR.
  4. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 16 To clear the memory, click MC.

Method 6of 7:

Converting Currencies

  1. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 17 You can use Calculator to convert currency values from one currency to another.
  2. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 18 Enter the original value in Calculator.
  3. How to Use Calculator on a Mac — contextual image 19 Choose Convert > Currency.
  4. Choose the original currency from the From pop-up menu and the currency you want to convert to from the To pop-up menu.
  5. Click OK.

Method 7of 7:

Converting Units of Measure

  1. Enter the original value in Calculator.
  2. Choose Convert > any measurement category. Categories include Length,Temperature, Power, Speed, and so on.
  3. Choose the original unit of measure from the From pop-up menu and the unit of measure you want to convert to from the To pop-up menu.

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