Windows 10: How do I copy history from Windows 10's Calculator app?

In the Windows 7 Calculator, I could click Edit->History->Copy History, but in the Windows 10 version, there isn't a menu bar. I checked under menu and settings, but it wasn't in either. I've attached a screenshot to show what it looks like:





How do I copy the history? As you can see, there's a lot of digits there, and it would be a lot quicker if I could copy/paste them into a Notepad document somehow, instead of typing them all. I tried googling for an answer, but everything ended up being about Win7.

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windows 7 calculator in windows 10

Hi John,

We appreciate your interest in Windows 10.

Please be informed that the Calculator app for Windows 10 combines the best of the old desktop Calculator with some of the touch-friendly features of a modern calculator app.

I suggest you to refer the below article for more information about calculator in Windows 10. It includes how to switch modes/ how to check Memory and history and keyboard shortcuts.

How to use the Calculator in Windows 10


http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/how-to-use-the-calculator-in-windows-10#v1h=tab01

I hope the above information helps. Kindly let us know if you need any further assistance with Windows. We are glad to assist you.

Thank you.

 

Hashes mismatch while copying data

A hash is a numerical representation of a file. Basically, a complicated formula is applied to all the 0's and 1's and from that a long hexadecimal number is created. That number is called a 'hash.' (Not the same as the hash I smoke - that's different.)

When copying a large file (typically from the internet) you will frequently be shown the original file's hash. After copying the file you can calculate the hash of the copy with the same formula that was used to calculate the hash of the original. Now you
can compare the two hashes; if they are identical then the copy is identical to the original.

Therefore, a hash mismatch means that the file wasn't copied accurately. The cause depends on where you copied the file from and where you copied it to.

 

Hi, not a direct answer to your question, as I try to avoid universal apps for some reason.
Old Windows 7 Calculator for Windows 10
You could still use the 'old' calculator. (And yes, that's win 10)