Joseph Diederichs Test Equipment	BoardCalc Support
Home Contact us Privacy Web page last Updated: 13-April-07 © Copyright 2005, 2006, 2007 Joseph Diederichs	News: If you have previously purchased either version (Palm OS or Windows) of BoardCalc, you can get an activation key for the other version for free by emailing your name (so prior purchase can be verified) and your HotSync name or Reg Code from the About page to support@boardcalc.com. I will send back an email with your activation key. If you have any questions, contact me. Don't be bashful, I'd like to hear from you. BoardCalc 2.2a released April 9th, 2007. New features: Percent key to multiply, add, subtract or divide by a percentage Units of yards have been added User's List can be imported from the Palm OS device to the User's List in the PC version. More information is put into User's List from Log Weight/Yield page Added a space between feet, inches and fractions when the <sp> button is pressed Status bar/icon colors on Tungsten T and others fixed Radial/Tangent bug on shrinkage calculator fixed BoardCalc 2.1 for Palm released July 18th, 2005 BoardCalc 2.1c for Windows released July 13th, 2005 BoardCalc 2.1b for Windows released July 11th, 2005 Anyone who has purchased an earlier version of BoardCalc will (of course) get 2.2 for free. If you are upgrading from version 1.0, a different activation key will be required, which you can obtain by emailing support@boardcalc.com. Include your name (so prior purchase can be verified) and your HotSync name. This can be found in the upper right of the HotSync screen on the Palm device. I will send back an email with your activation key. Contact info: All questions, comments and suggestions welcome! Write to Joe at: support@boardcalc.com If you would like an email for each new revision that comes out: subscribe to updates or put the word UPDATES anywhere in the subject line of an email to us. To be removed from the list: unsubscribe or put the words UNSUBSCRIBE anywhere in the subject line or message body. Privacy Policy: Information we receive from you is private. It will not be sold to, given to, or in any way voluntarily released to other parties without written permission from you, except when absolutely required by law. You will not be contacted via email, phone or any other method except in response to a query, or when you have specifically asked to be included on a contact list. Wish list: (features for the next major revision of BoardCalc) Buttons for common fractions like 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16. to speed entry Known Issues in BoardCalc version 2.2a (Palm) On the About screen, just under the version, it says "TEST VERSION". Not so, this really is the release version. Known Issues in BoardCalc version 2.1 (Palm OS): Status bar icons, keyboard and virtual graffiti area drawn with wrong colors on a Tungsten T3 (and probably others) - thanks to archalphabet for turning this in The Shrinkage calculator can become confused between radial and tangential shrinkage. If radial shrinkage is chosen, and then the page is changed to the general calculator or the log calculator, returning to the shrinkage calculator will show the numbers for radial shrinkage but will display Tangent in the selector window. Known Issues in BoardCalc version 2.1b (WIndows) Chain calculations put an extra, unnecessary line in the recent calculations. For example, press 1 + 2 + 3 =. Recent calcs will show the lines: 1 + 2 = 3 1 + 2 = 3 + 3 + 3 = 6 The middle line is of no value. The Calculator and List screens can not all be seen if BoardCalc is run on a high resolution screen (1400 x 1050) under Windows XP. The same problem may cause BoardCalc to never appear on the PC screen - it is being located far far off the right end of the display. Window sizing does not work correctly in this situation either. Known Issues in BoardCalc version 2.0 (Palm OS): If the list add button (->L) is pressed in the Log Weight/Yield calculator when the list is empty, the calculator beeps as if something went wrong, even though the weight and yield are added to the list correctly. In the general calculator, if a dimension in feet is entered, something is entered after it, and then backspace is pressed, the units of feet are also lost. For example, enter 1' + 123, press backspace. Result should be 1' + 12 but instead it is 1 + 12. In the general calculator, if the first of two dimensions to add or subtract is entered in feet, metric math refuses to work even though it should. For example, 1' + 5cm = beeps and does not complete. Pressing MR in the Log Weight Estimator puts a mangled string into the recent calculations page. In the Shrinkage Calculator, backspace removes the last remaining digit in any display, but the display does not change. For example, in any field enter 123 and press <BS> three times. The '1' remains, but pressing another number will enter that number and the '1' will disappear. On the sort page, if both one of the 'show' boxes is changed and a different type of sort is selected, the 'show' change will be honored but the sort will not. Sorting again with the same settings will do the sort correctly.

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If you have previously purchased either version (Palm OS or Windows) of BoardCalc, you can get an activation key for the other version for free by emailing your name (so prior purchase can be verified) and your HotSync name or Reg Code from the About page to support@boardcalc.com. I will send back an email with your activation key. If you have any questions, contact me. Don't be bashful, I'd like to hear from you.

BoardCalc 2.2a released April 9th, 2007. New features:

Percent key to multiply, add, subtract or divide by a percentage
Units of yards have been added
User's List can be imported from the Palm OS device to the User's List in the PC version.
More information is put into User's List from Log Weight/Yield page
Added a space between feet, inches and fractions when the <sp> button is pressed
Status bar/icon colors on Tungsten T and others fixed
Radial/Tangent bug on shrinkage calculator fixed

BoardCalc 2.1 for Palm released July 18th, 2005

BoardCalc 2.1c for Windows released July 13th, 2005

BoardCalc 2.1b for Windows released July 11th, 2005

Anyone who has purchased an earlier version of BoardCalc will (of course) get 2.2 for free. If you are upgrading from version 1.0, a different activation key will be required, which you can obtain by emailing support@boardcalc.com. Include your name (so prior purchase can be verified) and your HotSync name. This can be found in the upper right of the HotSync screen on the Palm device. I will send back an email with your activation key.

Contact info:
All questions, comments and suggestions welcome! Write to Joe at: support@boardcalc.com

If you would like an email for each new revision that comes out: subscribe to updates
or put the word UPDATES anywhere in the subject line of an email to us.

To be removed from the list: unsubscribe
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Privacy Policy:
Information we receive from you is private. It will not be sold to, given to, or in any way voluntarily released to other parties without written permission from you, except when absolutely required by law. You will not be contacted via email, phone or any other method except in response to a query, or when you have specifically asked to be included on a contact list.

Wish list: (features for the next major revision of BoardCalc)

Buttons for common fractions like 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16. to speed entry

Known Issues in BoardCalc version 2.2a (Palm)

On the About screen, just under the version, it says "TEST VERSION". Not so, this really is the release version.

Known Issues in BoardCalc version 2.1 (Palm OS):

Status bar icons, keyboard and virtual graffiti area drawn with wrong colors on a Tungsten T3 (and probably others) - thanks to archalphabet for turning this in
The Shrinkage calculator can become confused between radial and tangential shrinkage. If radial shrinkage is chosen, and then the page is changed to the general calculator or the log calculator, returning to the shrinkage calculator will show the numbers for radial shrinkage but will display Tangent in the selector window.

Known Issues in BoardCalc version 2.1b (WIndows)

Chain calculations put an extra, unnecessary line in the recent calculations. For example, press 1 + 2 + 3 =. Recent calcs will show the lines: 1 + 2 = 3 1 + 2 = 3 + 3 + 3 = 6 The middle line is of no value.
The Calculator and List screens can not all be seen if BoardCalc is run on a high resolution screen (1400 x 1050) under Windows XP. The same problem may cause BoardCalc to never appear on the PC screen - it is being located far far off the right end of the display. Window sizing does not work correctly in this situation either.

Known Issues in BoardCalc version 2.0 (Palm OS):

If the list add button (->L) is pressed in the Log Weight/Yield calculator when the list is empty, the calculator beeps as if something went wrong, even though the weight and yield are added to the list correctly.
In the general calculator, if a dimension in feet is entered, something is entered after it, and then backspace is pressed, the units of feet are also lost. For example, enter 1' + 123, press backspace. Result should be 1' + 12 but instead it is 1 + 12.
In the general calculator, if the first of two dimensions to add or subtract is entered in feet, metric math refuses to work even though it should. For example, 1' + 5cm = beeps and does not complete.
Pressing MR in the Log Weight Estimator puts a mangled string into the recent calculations page.
In the Shrinkage Calculator, backspace removes the last remaining digit in any display, but the display does not change. For example, in any field enter 123 and press <BS> three times. The '1' remains, but pressing another number will enter that number and the '1' will disappear.
On the sort page, if both one of the 'show' boxes is changed and a different type of sort is selected, the 'show' change will be honored but the sort will not. Sorting again with the same settings will do the sort correctly.