Hi Smath:

I'm from bolivia southamerica and i want give you thanks and give you congratulations for a great app

Daniel

Thank you very much, this is a GREAT application, I use it instead of my personnal calc most of the time and it's very convenient!
Congrats!

As a mechanical engineer who requires an electronic method of hand calculations the MathCAD interface does the job. However in the UK it cost £800 and I use only 5% of its features.
I had go with SMath and am very impressed it does offer an alternative to MathCAD.
May I suggest that the next stage it the development would be to implement units as this is a valuable too for checking calcs.
I whish you all the best in developing the project.

Thank you! You're right, units will be one of the next steps for the project.

Is it possible to make a portable version.
I can then run from a memory stick.
This could be another selling point over MathCad

Wrote

Is it possible to make a portable version.

Yeah. Portable version of SMath Studio created and added to download page:

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SMathStudioDesktop.0_80.Portable.exe (Date: 01.05.2009. File size: 16,19MB) - .Net Framework 2.0 doesn't required

Hace unas horas que acabo de probar algunas caracteristicas de su software, y me parece excelente, lo mismo piensan otro colega profesor de matematica de nivel secundario.
Seguiremos aprendiendo a usar el excelente programa,y los felicitamos y agradecemos desde Peru.

Rafael, gracias! Me alegra que te guste.

Hi Smath,
thank you very much for your app, I like it very much.

Alex from Italy (Palermo)

this is AMAZING !!!
this is the very first free alternative to mathcad, also the very first alternative to mathcad i ever came across !
is there something similiar to mathcad anyway, besides smath ?

congratulations for programming smath. you are a genius !
keep up the good work, make it free, and please integrate a quick start - tutorial into smath, so first time downloaders know how to use it.

Wrote

this is AMAZING !!!
congratulations for programming smath. you are a genius !
keep up the good work, make it free, and please integrate a quick start - tutorial into smath, so first time downloaders know how to use it.

I really hope the quick start - tutorial will come soon!

Best wishes!

hallo smath,

congratulations and many many thanks for developing such a wonderful software and making it available free. I am a structural engineer and smath has provided me a very convenient, accurate and time saving tool. I am using it for past one month for carrying out analysis and design problems.
It will be very nice if you could consider inclusion of the following features in the future releases:
(i) pagination facility - facility for inserting page break, inserting gutters on the sides for putting down notes, etc.
(ii) Automatic alignment of calculation/formula fields.
(iii) Conversion of math page into pdf files. It will be very useful for transferring and storage of information.

Thanks for your posts!
Project will keep growing up and all the requested features I will try to implement in the future releases.

Wrote

(iii) Conversion of math page into pdf files. It will be very useful for transferring and storage of information.

Hello saminania,

Have you tried any free PDF converters like: pdfredirect, pdf995, cutepdf, primopdf...You just can make a regular PDF files with them. They work like a printer, but the output is the PDF file. I hope that is what you need.

Regards,
Radovan

Amazing!!! Man this is unbelievable SMath is for free. For ordinary man like me is imposible to buy mathcad license. You really helping many peoples. Thank you so much

P.S.
Contribution soon

This is excellent, and will no doubt become a standard application before long.

The more I use this application, the more I like it. It has only crashed (closed) once.

I keep my personal license of MathCad paid up and current, but I'm thinking SMath may just be a good alternative! My home PC is in the shop just now so I'm having to do what I would usually do on my home PC on my work PC and laptop. SMath has been GREAT.

Thank you so much for producing such a cool and so VERY USEFUL tool.

Do you have a "history" of how and why you started writing this? When did you get started? Is it open source? Are there other contributors (technical, not finiancial)?

Thank you again!



PS: Can I insert a page-break in my document (so I can print my work neatly)?