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Chris Leonard
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03/06/2006 10:24 AM

Welcome to a "sneak peek" article from the March edition of MotionControl Catalyst from GlobalSpec.

Looking for free software and shareware for engineers? Try this site sponsored by Engineers International. Downloads include applications for digital and analogue electronics, mathematics, instrumentation, structural, geology, and chemistry. Note that the programs were submitted by the site's visitors and the not the Web site host.

Would you like to see more? Click here to view past issues of MotionControl Catalyst. To stay up-to-date and informed on industry trends, products, and technologies, subscribe to MotionControl Catalyst today.

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03/16/2006 10:36 AM

Geeze, I went 10 for 10 in hitting links that went nowhere or could not find the described shareware! Is this website manned by live humans?
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03/16/2006 10:46 AM

Most of them were broken for me too. Looks like a lot of FTP sites that are no longer active.
I do like this program through, a co-worker sent it to me yesterday. They have a units converter and a Turbine Steam-Consumption Calculator.
Here is a good link for a great calculator that replaces the one that comes with windows, but you can also use it on the web.

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Freeware for Engfineering

03/16/2006 3:37 PM

Most of the links were broken, but don't worry because there are many sites where you can download (for free!) engineering and science software. Here you have some:
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