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1. #EMU48 TURN KEY CALCULATOR INSTALL#
2. #EMU48 TURN KEY CALCULATOR DRIVERS#
3. #EMU48 TURN KEY CALCULATOR DRIVER#
4. #EMU48 TURN KEY CALCULATOR WINDOWS 10#

Scroll down to the “ C” section in the All Apps list, and you can then access the Calculator program. You can also open Calculator by executing the calc command in a Command Prompt window.Ĭlick the Start button.

Press the Windows key + R together to open the Run box, type calc and hit Enter. Method 1: Open Calculator via Run or Command Prompt

#EMU48 TURN KEY CALCULATOR WINDOWS 10#

There are many easy ways to open Calculator in Windows 10 - use the Start menu, Cortana, Command Prompt, keyboard shortcut, or pin Calculator to the taskbar. Obviously something similar could be done with EMU48.How can I create a keyboard shortcut to open the Calculator? Calculator is the built-in app included in all versions of Windows, which lets you quickly calculate the numeric value of expressions. Having to press three keys simultaneously, rather than just one, is only very slightly more trouble. I use Free42 on my desktop, and get to it very quickly (with my generic keyboard) by having defined as the shortcut key combination for the program. Message #8 Posted by Gordon Strickland on, 3:33 p.m., ), the Emu48.exe file itself can be located everywhere.

#EMU48 TURN KEY CALCULATOR INSTALL#

The Emu48 install path must point to the directory with the support files (KML, bitmaps, ROM images. Message #7 Posted by Christoph Giesselink on, 11:00 a.m.,

#EMU48 TURN KEY CALCULATOR DRIVERS#

Unless there is something strict with paths in the installtion it should work.īut most keyboard drivers can be programmed to change what the macro keys point to. Move the old calc.exe somewhere else or delete it. You can likely just rename EMU48 as calc.exe and put it into the windows directory. Message #6 Posted by DaveJ on, 8:49 a.m., Now I can configure most of the keys to my heart's content.

#EMU48 TURN KEY CALCULATOR DRIVER#

It turns out that there was no special driver application in the box but one was downloadable from the manufacturer's well hidden website. Thanks everybody for helping and sharing your ideas. Message #5 Posted by George Bailey (Bedford Falls) on, 12:54 p.m., It's unusual for an "internet keyboard" not to have a special driver, which usually would allow customizing the extra keys. I think it could help if you specified the model of your keyboard, as somebody might be familiar with it. In response to message #3 by George Bailey (Bedford Falls) Message #4 Posted by Ken Shaw on, 12:18 p.m., At least I have found no way to change this. Renaming calc.exe is not possible, it is always replaced with the original calc.exe. I'm looking for a way to define another calculator program as the XP standard calculator. Other keys will start my favorite Firefox browser or my Thunderbird email, which I defined as standard applications. It seems as if the dedicated calc-key only starts the Windows calc.exe. Unfortunately, there was no custom driver installed for the keyboard. In response to message #2 by Marcus von Cube, Germany Message #3 Posted by George Bailey (Bedford Falls) on, 11:39 a.m., Did you install a custom driver for your keyboard? If it goes to the desktop and opens a program object (link) you can simply modify this link to point to EMU48.

You need to know what this button exactly does. In response to message #1 by George Bailey (Bedford Falls)

Message #2 Posted by Marcus von Cube, Germany on, 7:37 a.m., Re: Start EMU48 instead of calc.exe in XP - possible? I want to be able to start EMU48 from a dedicated calculator button on my keyboard. Is it possible to start EMU48 instead of calc.exe on a Windows machine? I know I can just double-click on EMU48 to start it -) but this is not what I mean. Message #1 Posted by George Bailey (Bedford Falls) on, 7:21 a.m. Start EMU48 instead of calc.exe in XP - possible? Start EMU48 instead of calc.exe in XP - possible? The Museum of HP Calculators