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%<<%
Left shift n                ( < ).

This must be followed by a digit
in the range 0 to 9 to indicate
how many places to shift.
%%

%BIN%
Change base to binary       ( B ).

The display value is shown in
binary. A maximum of 32 digits
are allowed.
%%

%OCT%
Change base to octal        ( O ).

The display value is shown in
octal. A maximum of 15 digits
are allowed.
%%

%DEC%
Change base to decimal      ( D ).

The display value is shown in
decimal. This is the default
base. A maximum of 12 digits
are allowed.
%%

%HEX%
Change base to hexidecimal  ( H ).

The display value is shown in
hexidecimal. A maximum of 12
digits are allowed.
%%

%>>%
Right shift n               ( > ).

This must be followed by a digit
in the range 0 to 9 to indicate
how many places to shift.
%%

%STO%
Store memory register n     ( s ).

This must be followed by a digit
in the range 0 to 9 to indicate
which memory register to store
the current display value in.
%%

%RCL%
Retrieve memory register n  ( r ).

This must be followed by a digit
in the range 0 to 9 to indicate
which memory register to retrieve
the value from.
%%

% D %
Hex D (decimal 13)          ( d ).

This selection is only valid if
the current base is hexidecimal.
%%

% E %
Hex E (decimal 14)          ( e ).

This selection is only valid if
the current base is hexidecimal.
%%

% F %
Hex F (decimal 15)          ( f ).

This selection is only valid if
the current base is hexidecimal.
%%

%CLR%
Clear display          ( DELETE ).

This will clear the value of the
calculators display.
%%

%NOT%
Logical NOT                 ( ~ ).

This operation will perform the
logical NOT operation of the
current value of the calculators
display.
%%

%SRT%
Square root            ( s or S ).

This operation will perform a
square root operation on the
current value of the calculator
display.
%%

% A %
Hex A (decimal 10)          ( a ).

This selection is only valid if
the current base is hexidecimal.
%%

% B %
Hex B (decimal 11)          ( b ).

This selection is only valid if
the current base is hexidecimal.
%%

% C %
Hex C (decimal 12)          ( c ).

This selection is only valid if
the current base is hexidecimal.
%%

%BSP%
Erase character     ( BACKSPACE ).

The right most character of the
current calculator display value
is removed, and the value of the
display is recalculated. Note,
internal accuracy is lost with
this operation.
%%

%AND%
Logical AND                 ( & ).

This operation takes the last
number and the next number
entered, and performs a logical
AND operation on them, treating
both numbers as unsigned long
integers.
%%

%OR%
Logical OR                  ( | ).

This operation takes the last
number and the next number
entered, and performs a logical
OR operation on them, treating
both numbers as unsigned long
integers.
%%

% 7 %
Numeric 7                   ( 7 ).

This selection is ignored if
the current base is binary.
%%

% 8 %
Numeric 8                   ( 8 ).

This selection is ignored if
the current base is octal or
binary.
%%

% 9 %
Numeric 9                   ( 9 ).

This selection is ignored if
the current base is octal or
binary.
%%

% X %
Multiplication         ( x or X ).

This operation takes the last
number and the next number
entered, and performs an
arithmetic multiplication on
them.
%%

%XOR%
Logical XOR                 ( ^ ).

This operation takes the last
number and the next number
entered, and performs a logical
XOR operation on them, treating
both numbers as unsigned long
integers.
%%

%XNR%
Logical XNOR           ( n or N ).

This operation takes the last
number and the next number
entered, and performs a logical
XNOR operation on them, treating
both numbers as unsigned long
integers.
%%

% 4 %
Numeric 4                   ( 4 ).

This selection is ignored if
the current base is binary.
%%

% 5 %
Numeric 5                   ( 5 ).

This selection is ignored if
the current base is binary.
%%

% 6 %
Numeric 6                   ( 6 ).

This selection is ignored if
the current base is binary.
%%

% / %
Division                    ( / ).

This operation takes the last
number and performs an
arithemetic division by the
next number entered.
%%

%ACC%
Accuracy n                  ( A ).

This must be followed by a digit
in the range 0 to 9 to indicate
how many digits of precision are
to be displayed.
%%

%HLP%
Calctool Help               ( ? ).

All internal operations in double
precision floating point. The
display can be used with the GET
and PUT function keys with other
Sunview windows.

For furthur help, select HLP and
another selection.
%%

% 1 %
Numeric 1                   ( 1 ).
%%

% 2 %
Numeric 2                   ( 2 ).

This selection is ignored if
the current base is binary.
%%

% 3 %
Numeric 3                   ( 3 ).

This selection is ignored if
the current base is binary.
%%

% - %
Subtraction                 ( - ).

This operation takes the last
number and performs an
arithemetic subtraction of the
next number entered.
%%

%OFF%
Turn calctool iconic      ( ESC ).

This operation is ignored if
not a Sun Tool.
%%

%END%
Quit calctool          ( q or Q ).

The calctool program is exited.
%%

% 0 %
Numeric 0                   ( 0 ).
%%

% . %
Numeric point               ( . ).

Selecting this starts the
fractional part of the numeric
entry.
%%

% = %
Calculate result  ( = or RETURN ).

The result of the current
calculation is displayed in
the current base.
%%

% + %
Addition                    ( + ).

This operation takes the last
number and the next number
entered, and performs an
arithmetic addition on them.
%%