File

• 4.1 New

  Clears the display and output window. If the current file has been saved previously, a dialog will be shown giving you the option to save the file.

• 4.2 Open

  Opens a previously saved file.

• 4.3 Save

  Saves the current file. If the file has not been saved before, a dialog will be shown where a filename can be entered.

• 4.4 Save As

  Displays a dialog where a filename may be entered.

• 4.5 Print

  Prints the current file. You can print the file either to the printer or to a file. You may also use the Preview button to see what the file will look like when printed. If the file is printed with the default options enabled the file's name will be used as a header. There are also options in the dialog for choosing No Header or Custom Header if you would like something else printed on the top line.

• 4.6 Close

  Closes the currently open file. Displays a dialog prompting the user to save a file that has changed, but only if that file has been saved previously. This is to avoid having the user annoyed by dialogs every time they do a quick calculation.

• 4.7 Quit

  Exits the program. Prompts the user to save a changed file under the same conditions as the Close menu item.

Edit

• 4.8 Add Note

  Displays a dialog where a note can be entered which will be displayed on the currently selected line. This dialog may also be shown by right clicking on a line in the output window or by using the arrow keys to select a line and pressing the spacebar.

• 4.9 Delete Note

  Removes the note on the currently selected line.

• 4.10 Insert Line

  Inserts a blank line before the currently selected line. Useful for adding spaces to tapes to make them more readable or for extra notes.

• 4.11 Delete Line

  Deletes the currently selected line including any calculations on that line. This can render the calculations on a tape meaningless if used incorrectly. For that reason a dialog is shown warning the user of this possibility whenever this option is used.

• 4.12 Preferences

  Displays the Preferences dialog where user settings may be changed.

View

• 4.13 Show Headers

  Shows or hides the column headers in the output window.

• 4.14 Floating Point

  Displays calculations with floating point precision.

• 4.15 0.00

  Displays calculations with a fixed precision set to two decimal places.

• 4.16 0.0000

  Dislplays calculations with a fixed precision set to four decimal places.

• 4.17 Custom

  Displays the Preferences dialog allowing the user to set a fixed precision of their own choosing.