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GNU Emacs Calc 2.02 Manual

@ichapter The GNU Emacs Calculator

Calc 2.02 is an advanced desk calculator and mathematical tool that runs as part of the GNU Emacs environment.

This manual is divided into three major parts: "Getting Started," the "Calc Tutorial," and the "Calc Reference." The Tutorial introduces all the major aspects of Calculator use in an easy, hands-on way. The remainder of the manual is a complete reference to the features of the Calculator.

For help in the Emacs Info system (which you are using to read this file), type ?. (You can also type h to run through a longer Info tutorial.)

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE    How you can copy and share Calc.

1. Getting Started    General description and overview.

3. Tutorial    A step-by-step introduction for beginners.

4. Introduction    Introduction to the Calc reference manual.

5. Data Types    Types of objects manipulated by Calc.

6. Stack and Trail Commands    Manipulating the stack and trail buffers.

7. Mode Settings    Adjusting display format and other modes.

8. Arithmetic Functions    Basic arithmetic functions.

9. Scientific Functions    Transcendentals and other scientific functions.

10. Vector/Matrix Functions    Operations on vectors and matrices.

11. Algebra    Manipulating expressions algebraically.

12. Operating on Units    Operations on numbers with units.

13. Storing and Recalling    Storing and recalling variables.

14. Graphics    Commands for making graphs of data.

15. Kill and Yank Functions    Moving data into and out of Calc.

17. Embedded Mode    Working with formulas embedded in a file.

18. Programming    Calc as a programmable calculator.

A. Installation    Installing Calc as a part of GNU Emacs.

B. Reporting Bugs    How to report bugs and make suggestions.

C. Calc Summary    Summary of Calc commands and functions.

Index of Key Sequences    The standard Calc key sequences.

Index of Calculator Commands    The interactive Calc commands.

Index of Algebraic Functions    Functions (in algebraic formulas).

Concept Index    General concepts.

Index of Variables    Variables used by Calc (both user and internal).

Index of Lisp Math Functions    Internal Lisp math functions.

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1. Getting Started		General description and overview.
3. Tutorial		A step-by-step introduction for beginners.

4. Introduction		Introduction to the Calc reference manual.
5. Data Types		Types of objects manipulated by Calc.
6. Stack and Trail Commands		Manipulating the stack and trail buffers.
7. Mode Settings		Adjusting display format and other modes.
8. Arithmetic Functions		Basic arithmetic functions.
9. Scientific Functions		Transcendentals and other scientific functions.
10. Vector/Matrix Functions		Operations on vectors and matrices.
11. Algebra		Manipulating expressions algebraically.
12. Operating on Units		Operations on numbers with units.
13. Storing and Recalling		Storing and recalling variables.
14. Graphics		Commands for making graphs of data.
15. Kill and Yank Functions		Moving data into and out of Calc.
17. Embedded Mode		Working with formulas embedded in a file.
18. Programming		Calc as a programmable calculator.

A. Installation		Installing Calc as a part of GNU Emacs.
B. Reporting Bugs		How to report bugs and make suggestions.

Index of Key Sequences		The standard Calc key sequences.
Index of Calculator Commands		The interactive Calc commands.
Index of Algebraic Functions		Functions (in algebraic formulas).
Concept Index		General concepts.
Index of Variables		Variables used by Calc (both user and internal).
Index of Lisp Math Functions		Internal Lisp math functions.