Free Conversion Software

[Talenuf]

Many of you may already have this or something like it, but for those who don't, you may want to check out this free conversion software. I use it at work and sometimes when working on the DRZ or other projects that require unit coversions (like inches to mm). It's quite handy, works great, and did I mention that it's FREE! ?

http://joshmadison.net/software/convert/

[harjp1959]

I've been using convert.exe for some time now. Very useful program.

[uptwolait]

I've used that program for years, and even used it a couple hours ago.

[Easy]

I use it at work too. Great program a lot better than trying to use the old calculator.

[Talenuf]

I've used that program for years, and even used it a couple hours ago.

So have I, but I was just using it lately and thought I would put it out there in case there are some who don't know about it (probably nobody in this enlightened forum, I'm sure). ?

[matthewmaes]

google works too. google math is amazing check...

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=10+in+to+mm&btnG=Google+Search

just try stuff like that, its pretty amazing

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=2+kg+*+8+m%2Fs+in+cm+kg+%2F+s&btnG=Search

[ppennings]

Microsoft also have a free download for XP called CalcPlus.

It works easily and has lots of different conversions.

[Neil Claydon]

http://joshmadison.net/software/convert/

What a useless program, won't even run on a proper computer, has to go on one of them Windows things.

Neil. ?

[Talenuf]

What a useless program, won't even run on a proper computer, has to go on one of them Windows things.

Neil. ?

At least that useless Windows thing gets me to TT!

[Grantmac]

I'm big fan of www.convert-me.com it's lots of different units. You could set your race-sag in Cubits for instance. Also works with a Mac.

Grant