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The user interface of Hpmbcalc consists of several dialog boxes and allows you to customize some aspects of the layout and operations.
The main dialog box of Hpmbcalc, named Hpmbcalc Calculator Panel, provides an interface for you to perform basic big number operations and to activate other built-in utilities.
Hpmbcalc includes an automation object, named Hpmbmath, which dispatches a lot of multiple-precision integer arithmetic methods for other applications to call. Hpmbcalc supports VBScript and JScript scripting and provides a Scripting Host Console as an interface for you to load and execute scripts. Thus, with Hpmbcalc, you can perform many purpose-designed big number arithmetic.
Hpmbcalc includes many other purpose-designed tools, most of which support big number arithmetic and provide a dialog box as an interface for you to interact.
Hpmbcalc includes some menu commands for you to customize the aspects of the layout and operations. To change an aspect, you can choose one of the items from the View menu.
You can switch between Hpmbcalc and Windows Calculator. To do so, you can choose the Switch to Windows Calculator item from the Tool menu. The command will hide the user interface of Hpmbcalc before switching to Windows Calculator. If you later want to use Hpmbcalc, you can close the Windows Calculator, which will restore the user interface of Hpmbcalc.