Quck Conversion allows you to convert the following types of measurements:
- Area
- Speed
- Force
- Pressure and stress
- Line density
- Time
- Density
- Spread rate (by volume or mass)
- Computer
- Angular measurement
- Torque
- Mass
- Volume
- Length
- Power
- Energy
- Temperature

How to Use:
Simply select the type of measurement, enter how many and select the type you wish to convert to.

For example to convert a temperature measurement:
- Select Temperature from the Conversion Category field.
- Select Celsius from the From field and type a number into the text field below.
- Select Fahrenheit from the To field.

Adding New Measurements:
You can also can also add your own measurement types - simply create a reference file containing all the units and their ratios to each other. More information on creating new types is included in the readme.txt file.

Download link for other processors:
  • MIPS Processors - 624 KB
  • SH3 Processors - 508 KB

***** [Aug 28, 2006] by Andre Baya using Axim X51V
This is the best converter I tried to date. What I like most is that you can amend the databases. I disagree with other reviewers who find this complicated. I took the *.dat files in the folder where the software was installed and renamed their extension as *.txt, then used Notepad to amend data which I saved again as *.dat file and transferred back to the adequate folder. It was fabulous. I even created currency files with dates like "Money 25 Aug 06.dat" by copying the models of other measurement files. A big THANK YOU to Mammoth Software for this freeware.

**** [May 27, 2005] by god2dman using Audiovox Thera
Worked really well for me using the built in measurements. I tried the other freeware converters, this one was the best.

* [Apr 15, 2005] by nn using M5
Adding new units sounded very appealing to me. Unfortunately, the calculations are completely wrong when the ppc is configured with a comma as decimal symbol.

** [Jul 7, 2004] by David Beasley using Ipaq 2210
Program work but is full of things most people won't ever use, customisable? Didn't work for me. Don't hold your breath while you wait for a response to queries, you won't get one.