KSEG 0.401 Crack With Activation Code
KSEG is a free and open-source software application that enables you to explore Euclidean geometry in a user-friendly working environment. It is wrapped in a feather-light package and doesn't require installation.
As there is no setup involved, you can save the program files to any location on the disk and simply click the executable to launch KSEG. Otherwise, you can move it to a pen drive to directly launch it on any PC effortlessly. It doesn't modify Windows registry settings.
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| Software developer |
Ilya Baran
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| Grade |
4.2
1253
4.2
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| Downloads count | 11315 |
| File size | < 1 MB |
| Systems | Windows All |
The GUI is represented by a normal window with a plain and simple structure, where you can create sketches and constructions, as well as resort to various geometrical tools.
It's possible to insert intersection points, segments, midpoints, rays, lines, perpendicular lines, circles by center and point, arcs by three points, angle bisectors, endpoints, center points, polygons, arc sectors, arc segments, and circle interiors.
KSEG Serial also puts some measuring tools are your disposal for distances, lengths, radius, angles, ratio, slopes and areas. Plus, it can be asked to calculate mathematical expressions involving power, absolute values, fractions and roots.
Objects from the sketch may be transformed, so you can choose a vector, mirror, center, angle or ratio, as well as translate, reflect, scale or rotate items. The project can be saved to file and resumed later, printed, or exported to an image with the .bmp, .pbm, .png, .ppm, .xbm or .xpm file extension.
The tool didn't put a strain on the overall performance in our testing, thanks to the fact that it needed low CPU and memory to work properly. It made calculations swiftly and didn't trigger the operating system to hang, crash or display error dialogs in the meantime.
Too bad that KSEG hasn't been updated for a pretty long time. Nevertheless, it features some handy options for anyone looking forward to explore Euclidean geometry.