Meter² - Feet² and Meter³ - Feet³ Converter

Let’s face it, we all had problems with math in school, and we’re not talking about those you had to solve as part of a test. Math is a complex science, with a lot of undiscovered areas, but the evolution in technology now makes it easy to learn and access. As proof, Meter² - Feet² and Meter³ - Feet³ Converter comes as a simple means of managing surface and volume numerical transformations.

Before rushing to take it for a spin, go through the whole installer with extra caution and pay attention to everything you accept or allow through the Firewall, because you can end up with other components deployed as well.

When it runs, the first thing you notice are visuals, which are pretty simple. All features are stored in a fixed window that doesn’t need much space for how it’s structured. There are two major tabs, each fitted with two more for different types of calculus.

Just as the name clearly states, the application lets you easily transform square and cubic meters to feet, as well as the reverse. If you’ve skipped one too many math classes in school, the small 2 and 3 next to meter and feet stand for square, as well as cubic, where square is used to measure a surface, while volume is shown in cubic.

Navigation is used to simply get to the convertor you need, depending on the type of info your task requires. The process is pretty simple and the same for all areas. Ten different input fields let you simultaneously convert multiple entries, while the result is shown only after hitting the Convert button next to the input field.

However, it’s all fun and games until you try to get the result out, because you can’t. There’s no built-in export method whatsoever, and the result can’t be selected to send to clipboard. This is a major drawback, because precision is key here, and manually copying results can lead to error.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Meter² - Feet² and Meter³ - Feet³ Converter manages to do a good job, with a decent interface, and easy overall process. However, it leaves you halfway there, only showing the results, but not letting you extract them in any way possible, which puts a big question mark on practicality.