Mathematics Junior Editon Freeware I only tried the freeware version but I needed the feature quickly to construct a printable test drill for my class. My complaint is that it is not clear in the description that the freeware only gives you the 0, 1, 2,10 and doubles tables. This was of no use to me, so I didn't try the program past the introductory page that showed me its limitations.I continue to search for a program that will allow me to create a mixed worksheet for multiplication tables,that is not sequentially driven. I am using the Greg Tang multiplication cards, which divide the table ...

Works very nicely.I had a bit of a problem because I was not aware that the name of the calling class is part of the call interface of a native method, so I cannot call the native methods from my own Java classes. That was my fault of course.The main() method is apparently not flawless - doesn't matter, it's just the test harness after all.It should be noted that there is a Windows registry setting to switch off setting the Accessed time. I understand on Vista this is set by default. This makes querying the Accessed time ...

Awesome The product worked like a charm but it needs more documentation.