some simple tools

Do you use windows? If so, then why not use the calculator that comes with it (enable "Scientific" mode).

If you use Mac or Linux or something else, then I''m sure there are similar calculators readily available.

(I''m not arguing against the usability of such a page, just showing another option (for those that hasn''t discovered it) that I personally would find easier to use.)

Actually I do use a program within windows to do the conversions but I''m always on different computers and sometimes I find myself without a conversion tool. That''s when I usually search for one on google but I thought it would be nice to go here instead.

Yeh I did read it AP. Different computers doesn''t mean my computer, same os, etc.

I guess the idea isn''t a good one... never mind, I''ll just carry on doing what I have been doing.

I can email you a Javascript page that converts between a couple different bases if you want (I''m a little rusty with Javascript, but I think I can pull that much off ). Then you can just upload it somewhere. Or, you can just find some code online or something.

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