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Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

iList Data 3.8.0 is created to be an effective and helpful database software which can be used for the Macintosh. Create databases for daily use at home, educational use at school, and business use at work.

Major Features:

1. Ten database templates: Create your first database in seconds
2. User designed windows for creating, editing, and finding data
3. Ten find modes including find on field, find by value, and find parent
4. Support for text, number, date, and time fields plus integrated support for boolean, path, URL, color, JPEG, and calculation values
5. Built-in relational support for searching and displaying data across tables
6. Mac OS X compliant interface controls including date and time fields, color swatches, and image canvases
7. On-the-fly calculations and column summaries
8. Dynamic reports: Retrieve both the data and shell of a report from the database itself
9. Nine window sets: Save and recall custom interface setups with one click
10. Search history and bookmarks
11. Four batch editing modes including multi edit and auto number
12. Inline editing and pop-up editing of fields via keyword lists
13. Inline and summary graphing. View dot, line, bar, and fill graphs inline with your data
14. Advanced SQL editing for experienced users and built-in help by example support for novices
15. A built in resizable image viewer and full screen slideshow mode
16. A dedicated thumbnail palette for viewing JPEG and other web-based images
17. Speech synthesis
18. Apple iLife integration: Send images to iPhoto 5 with one click
19. Microsoft Office X and 2004 integration: Send record lists to Excel and Word with one click
    

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In this particular program, students are given the radius or diameter of a circle, as well as the measure of a central angle, and must find the area of the circle, the area of the sector defined by the central angle, the circumference of the circle, and the length of the arc defined by the central angle. All answers are rounded to the nearest hundredth. You can view a screenshot of this program by clicking here.