I just recently upgraded to El Capitan from Mavericks. The calculator in El Capitan is really and truly AWFUL as far as I'm concerned. I don't like the look, I don't like the arrangement of the keys, and it's functionality leaves A LOT to be desired (especially since it can't do simple math in programmer mode).
I really liked the calculator in Mavericks. How do I get it back??
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mavericks (10.9.3)
Thanks for confirming. Now I feel kinda stupid for not checking that!
No need to feel stupid. And you're welcome. BTW, I'm not sure which "old calculator" the OP is referring to but I checked back as far as 10.6.8 and none of them do.
Just to add, according to the first link the OP provided, Texas Instruments sold a lot of "broken" TI-34 calculators as well. 😎
Luis Sequeira1 has given you the answer, and dialabrain has even shown an example with the result you're expecting. It's simple. Instead of pressing = after entering 0-5, you click the 2's button.
No, I typed in 0 - 5 =. However, I didn't replace the installed version. I actually had it on my desktop. Not sure if that matters. Maybe.
However, I didn't replace the installed version. I actually had it on my desktop.
That's exactly what I did, but didn't get the same result as you pressing = . Bizarre.
it's a dilemma.
I filed a bug report.
Maybe, maybe not. I'm not sure when you would apply 2's compliment with something more complication complicated than "0 - 5 ='. This thread has given me a headache. 😁
How do I get back the old calculator?
