A nice new feature in Deskcalc 6 is the docking function. But what is docking:

What are appbars (application desktop toolbars)? An appbar (application desktop toolbar) is a window similar to the Quick Launch bar, the Language Bar or the Windows Taskbar. It is anchored/docked to an edge of the screen, and it typically provides the user with quick access to various things like program shortcuts, favorite files, folders or URLs, information such as the local weather or sports news, or commonly used programs such as a clock, stopwatch or your calculator. Appbars are allocated their own area on the screen and the system prevents other applications from using that area. 

Using this Windows functionality DeskCalc is always visible and doesn't use space occupied by other applications on the desktop.

Choose the screen border for docking:

 

Enable docking:

 

In earlier Desk versions it wasn't possible to to adjust the width of the dialog.
That has been changed now because DeskCalc is used as calculator on touch screen
by some costumers. They use and start it in fullscreen mode with the /FS command line flag.

deskcalc.exe /FS .... starts DeskCalc in Fullscreenmode
deskcalc.exe /hide .... starts DeskCalc hidden

Keyboard shortcuts can highly improve your user experience. Press CTRL + F1 to check out all
shortcuts. Version 6 enables you now to print the shortcuts.

 

We added two new keypad positions, just click the right mouse button within the keypad area

1. Select position
   
   
   

If you add some figues to your memory

and like them to be shown in the tape as an own calculation, you only have to

Version 6 comes with an improved printing dialog

 

3 new options mak printing tapes and calculations even more convinent. 

• print all: prints all calculations in your selected tape
• print last: prints the last calculation from tape
• print marked lines: does what it says, it prints the selected lines in your tape