Free Convert Program

[Johnny Kleso]

http://joshmadison.com/software/convert/

Convert all kind of things, I use this all the time and best its totally free :)

Convert

Convert is a free and easy to use unit conversion program that will convert the most popular units of distance, temperature, volume, time, speed, mass, power, density, pressure, energy and many others, including the ability to create custom conversions!

[Peter Quadarella]

Type this in at a google search:

23mm in inches
or
150 pounds in dollars

or anything similar ;). That's mostly what I use these days.

[Craig Summers]

I read the title and wondering what religious sect are they promoting now? :rolleyes: I already got my 200 free copies of the Gideon Bible LOL

Maybe we need that program to SC members into supporters :D

I have a link at work that i use for all kinds of obscure data and conversions, i'll have to add that next week when i'm pecking the keyboard on the clock.

[Randal Cobb]

Well, it doesn't convert EVERYTHING... I tried to convert my wife into a hot, redhead and it failed. Now she's mad at me for even trying in the first place! :(

[Steve Clardy]

Well, it doesn't convert EVERYTHING... I tried to convert my wife into a hot, redhead and it failed. Now she's mad at me for even trying in the first place! :(


:eek::D:D:D

[Wayne Cannon]

Great tip. Thanks.

[Johnny Kleso]

Well, it doesn't convert EVERYTHING... I tried to convert my wife into a hot, redhead and it failed. Now she's mad at me for even trying in the first place! :(

I think you might have had the wrong Tab open

In the Engery Tab looks like the first option is Attojoule and I think they ment An Jolie and then you enter in how may BTUs hot your what her :)

[Brian Kent]

Also from Google Search:

70 miles per hour = 188,160 furlongs per fortnight

[Steven DeMars]

If you are looking for the ultimate convertion / calculation / weights / anything you can dream of program, get Prokon . . . . .:o


http://members.sockets.net/~schwartz/

[Craig Summers]

as promised, here's the calculator link from the MartindaleCenter dotcom

http://www.martindalecenter.com/Calculators.html

It gives alot of sub-links for online calculators and tables in the following categories:
Agriculture
Biology
Chemistry
Electrical
Geology
Engineering
Math/Statistics

etc ......

[Greg Hines, MD]

Josh,

I was wondering, can you use it to convert different GPS coordinates? Often, I will get a GPS coordinate from some site that I need to convert from the Decimal Degrees format to the Degrees, Minutes, Seconds format.

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