Blockpad

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Use the Math Layout property to control how your equations are shown in Blockpad.

When used with styles, you can specify the appearance for all of the equations in your file.

Learn more:
https://t.co/n59LMtNVMb

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Blockpad has live math in a document style format, so you can make your calculations and present them well all in one place.

Learn more: https://t.co/uGTPbkpQSI

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Blockpad tables can hold and calculate values just like in spreadsheets.

You can also format the tables to look presentable, along with the rest of your calculations.

Learn more in the tables quick start:
https://t.co/2WRz50JVsT

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Blockpad gives you the option to hide the units in spreadsheet cells for when things start looking a little cluttered.

You still get all the benefits of units intelligence, just with a cleaner spreadsheet.

Read more about Blockpad's units intelligence:
https://t.co/NYyY9Pcc0X

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When working with tables pasted into Blockpad, you need to adapt the values to work with units intelligence.

The fastest and most robust method is to use the console to assign units to the values.

Read more about scripts in Blockpad:
https://t.co/N8Lto7bIYa

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Blockpad supports degree-minute-second units natively as a combination unit (like foot-inch), no need for any special functions.

You can assign deg-min-sec units in a natural way, and then use them for calculations.

Learn more on the units page:
https://t.co/KExIlLao8P

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Blockpad makes custom functions easy.

Create the function in your document, then use it again and again.

Custom functions work with units just like other Blockpad equations, and will catch unit errors in the calculation.

Learn more:
https://t.co/KjpOHUFLx2

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Use Sections in Blockpad to conditionally hide parts of your document.

For example, you can make the calculations section of your text only show if your checks don't pass.

Learn more:
https://t.co/vmagQKEL9G

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@eucromia Hello!

We have a mac version available for beta testing. I will DM you with the details.

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@aceslick911 Thanks Angelo!

You can do some basic date calculations in Blockpad (e.g. Date + Time = New Date; Date - Date = Time difference)

We don't have everything in there (e.g. no time zones), but it's pretty usable as-is.

https://t.co/uYLRp67v2s

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With the latest update, Blockpad gives you even more control on how your equations are displayed.

The Show Steps property now gives the option to show function results and unit conversions, in addition to showing the reference values.

Learn more:
https://t.co/D5r5OyBV86

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The latest update comes with tab stops for word processing, so you can format your calculation reports exactly how you want them.

Learn more in the deep dive:
https://t.co/2ctRJ1K8Zx

[Blockpad @blockpad]

Blockpad version 1.3 is out, with a lot of great new features like custom units.

Also included:
- Tab stops
- New show steps options
- Number list formatting
- Item-by-item array calculations
- Improved Mathcad import

Read the release notes here:
https://t.co/n9mXuA3Akw

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Legacy calculations are a great asset, but sometimes they're just a jumbled mess of hard-to-understand formulas.

Blockpad makes it easy to create understandable calculations that you feel confident reusing.

Read more:
https://t.co/bEbo0ZU2GW

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Happy Holidays from Blockpad!

Thank you to all of our customers and everyone who has supported us this year!

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Units intelligence in Blockpad is straightforward, and it makes engineering calculations much easier.

Blockpad units also help to catch conversion mistakes as you work, so you can feel better about the final result.

Learn more on our units page:
https://t.co/NYyY9Pcc0X

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Sometimes little things make all the difference.

In Blockpad, you can click values to reference them in an equation, just like in spreadsheets.

Learn more Blockpad basics in the quick start guide:
https://t.co/uGTPbkqoIg

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Did you know Blockpad is free for students and professors?

Activate your academic license to get started: https://t.co/30hMMJiuma

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With Blockpad, you can show the steps of your equations, with values filled in where they're used.

You can also control what parts of an equation are shown, hiding the name for example or showing only the result.

Read more:
https://t.co/bxVT0xULbM

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Blockpad provides tools for when you need to re-use the same name multiple times.

Besides using slightly different names like Diam_1 and Diam_2, you can use sections and step-by-step sections to use the same name again and again.

Read in the deep dive:
https://t.co/oxsFCywfiD