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Subject: Re: Calling CAS help

there are at least two more:
Start the Equation Writer, press [NXT] for page two of the softmenu.
[CMDS] [HELP]
Andreas
http://www.software49g.gmxhome.de
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Subject: Re: Resistance, again.
Old post, but interesting
Is it possible to get the algorithm in UserRPL?
I want to try LongFloat Library on these
> Example #3: { 2682. 4143. 953. 7153. }
> Example #4: { 7059. 2632. 4545. 2187. }
> Example #5: { 4419. 6563. 2940. 3369. }
 Also:
> Example #6: { 192. 623. 915. 736. 186. }
> Example #7: { 473. 582. 626. 253. 879. }
> Example #8: { 824. 121. 987. 285. 568. }
 Even this:
> Example #9: { 53. 96. 73. 41. 27. 84. 98. }
> ----- PRESL (Input: *list* of numbers) -----
 ::
> xAXL
> xAXM
> xAXL
> CK1&Dispatch
> BINT5
> ::
> %%0
> SWAP
> DUPLENCOMP
> #1+_ONE_DO
> INDEX@
> OVERSWAP
> NTHCOMPDROP
> %>%%1/
> ROT
> %%+
> SWAPLOOP
> DROP
> %%1/
> %%>%
> ;
> ;
 BYTES (on assembled object in HP50g): #DD2Dh  66.5
 -Joe-
> 
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Subject: Re: Resistance, again.
>Old post, but interesting
>Is it possible to get the algorithm in UserRPL?
I think what you want is Joe's post here:
>I want to try LongFloat Library on these
> Example #3: { 2682. 4143. 953. 7153. }
>> Example #4: { 7059. 2632. 4545. 2187. }
>> Example #5: { 4419. 6563. 2940. 3369. }
>> Also:
>> Example #6: { 192. 623. 915. 736. 186. }
>> Example #7: { 473. 582. 626. 253. 879. }
>> Example #8: { 824. 121. 987. 285. 568. }
>> Even this:
>> Example #9: { 53. 96. 73. 41. 27. 84. 98. }
>> ----- PRESL (Input: *list* of numbers) -----
>> ::
>> xAXL
>> xAXM
>> xAXL
>> CK1&Dispatch
>> BINT5
>> ::
>> %%0
>> SWAP
>> DUPLENCOMP
>> #1+_ONE_DO
>> INDEX@
>> OVERSWAP
>> NTHCOMPDROP
>> %>%%1/
>> ROT
>> %%+
>> SWAPLOOP
>> DROP
>> %%1/
>> %%>%
>> ;
>> ;
>> BYTES (on assembled object in HP50g): #DD2Dh  66.5

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Subject: Re: Resistance, again.
Marvellous!
<< OBJ-> R->I 1 - 1 DUP ROT @ using integers, inserted R->
START PICK3 * OVER + UNROT * SWAP
NEXT FDIV >> @ inserted FDIV
>Old post, but interesting
>>Is it possible to get the algorithm in UserRPL?
 I think what you want is Joe's post here:

>I want to try LongFloat Library on these
> Example #3: { 2682. 4143. 953. 7153. }
> Example #4: { 7059. 2632. 4545. 2187. }
> Example #5: { 4419. 6563. 2940. 3369. }
 Also:
> Example #6: { 192. 623. 915. 736. 186. }
> Example #7: { 473. 582. 626. 253. 879. }
> Example #8: { 824. 121. 987. 285. 568. }
 Even this:
> Example #9: { 53. 96. 73. 41. 27. 84. 98. }
> ----- PRESL (Input: *list* of numbers) -----
 ::
> xAXL
> xAXM
> xAXL
> CK1&Dispatch
> BINT5
> ::
> %%0
> SWAP
> DUPLENCOMP
> #1+_ONE_DO
> INDEX@
> OVERSWAP
> NTHCOMPDROP
> %>%%1/
> ROT
> %%+
> SWAPLOOP
> DROP
> %%1/
> %%>%
> ;
> ;
 BYTES (on assembled object in HP50g): #DD2Dh  66.5
 -Joe-
 
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Subject: How To Use Label Builder Program HP 49G+
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I would like to elicit some help from the group on the use of
Label Builder version 1.2 which I got from hpcalc.org.
The GROB I want to produce contains 17 pairs of (x, y)
coordinates. I press the key [LBLD] and that brings up
the menu [TPIX] [RESET] [X:1] [Y: 1] [->STK] [EXIT].
My first coordinate is (9, 3). I place the cursor on (9, 3).
What do I do next? Can someone please give me a
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Subject: Re: How To Use Label Builder Program HP 49G+

> I would like to elicit some help from the group on the use of
> Label Builder version 1.2 which I got from hpcalc.org.
> The GROB I want to produce contains 17 pairs of (x, y)
> coordinates. I press the key [LBLD] and that brings up
> the menu [TPIX] [RESET] [X:1] [Y: 1] [->STK] [EXIT].
> My first coordinate is (9, 3). I place the cursor on (9, 3).
> What do I do next? Can someone please give me a
Okay, I'm embarrassed. The [TPIX] is a toggle key. When
the mode box appears you have marked the pixel. After
you're done press [->STK] to place the GROB on the
stack. Done! This is a very nice program!
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Subject: [50g] BUG?
create a directory, say 'C'
['C']
many matrix commands do not check inside variables
I met this by accident:
renaming 'DIRS' as 'C',
planning to have also 'D' under HOME
then applying PCOEF to [A B C D E]
and getting Try to recover memory?
Please someone verify this bug on a clean machine
and a standard ROM
...
Think about a 1st time user wondering why his/her calc crashes
Fortunately I did have a back-up, not very recent, but anyway...
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Subject: Re: BUG?

> create a directory, say 'C'
>> then applying PCOEF to [A B C D E]
> and getting Try to recover memory?
 Please someone verify this bug on a clean machine
Old joke:
Patient: Doc, it hurts when I do that.
Doctor: So don't do that.
I didn't get a TTRM, but it rebooted.  You could call it a bug, I
guess, but it's never a good idea to have duplicate names like that.
Or single-character names - sooner or later a mistake happens.  So
don't do that.
Bill
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STOCK TRADE
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Subject: hpcalc.org updated
http://www.hpcalc.org 
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Subject: Re: hpcalc.org updated
> http://www.hpcalc.org
With what?  I was going to update it yesterday but didn't get around to it 
(I have about six files in the queue).  Perhaps you are *anticipating* an 
update?
Eric Rechlin 
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Subject: Re: hpcalc.org updated
>> http://www.hpcalc.org
 With what?  I was going to update it yesterday but didn't get around to it 

> (I have about six files in the queue).  Perhaps you are *anticipating* an 

> update?
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