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 In The Netherlands you cannot even buy
HP-calculators anymore! There is no company here that wantıs
to do bussiness (importing)with HP> (calculatordivision)!>
Not true. A certain university-bookshop in Delft sells all of
them!!! Aagje Can you post name and address of this shop,
together with the prices> - CarstenCanıt locate the address,
but itıs near the Delft Train Station (North of \itjust off
Phoenixstraat)Itıs called TU Boekhandel Print I think.I could
also get HP Calculators last time I looked at the
Stationary/bookstore in the mall where I live in Voorburg.
The had high end ones when Ibought mine, but were out of the
HP49... I keep going back to see if theyhave 49+ in yet, but
they hadnıt last time I looked.Al...====> In The Netherlands
you cannot even buy HP-calculators anymore! There is no
company here that wantıs to do bussiness (importing)> with
HP> (calculatordivision)!> Not true. A certain
university-bookshop in Delft sells all of \them!!! Aagje Can
you post name and address of this shop, together with the
prices> - Carsten Canıt locate the address, but itıs near the
Delft Train Station (North of \it> just off Phoenixstraat)>
Itıs called TU Boekhandel Print I think. I could also get HP
Calculators last time I looked at the Stationary/book> store
in the mall where I live in Voorburg. The had high end ones
when \I> bought mine, but were out of the HP49... I keep
going back to see if they> have 49+ in yet, but they hadnıt
last time I looked.Here you go --TU Boekhandel
PrinsBinnenwatersloot 302611 BK Delftphone +31 15 2131551They
donıt have a website AFAIK. BTW I didnıt know there were any
malls in Voorburg? ~:^)Jos====> TU Boekhandel Prins>
Binnenwatersloot 30> 2611 BK Delft> phone +31 15 2131551 They
donıt have a website AFAIK. BTW I didnıt know there were any
malls > in Voorburg? ~:^) > Jos- Carsten====Well.. not
exactly Voorburg.. Leidsenhage Mall.. but Leidsendam and
\Voorburgare the same place now anyways... <g>Sorry for any
miss-spellings of Dutch names.. Iım too lazy to check to
seeIf I have them right.Al...> Here you go -- TU Boekhandel
Prins> Binnenwatersloot 30> 2611 BK Delft> phone +31 15
2131551 They donıt have a website AFAIK. BTW I didnıt know
there were any malls> in Voorburg? ~:^)> Jos====> I keep
reading that the latest ROM UPDATE for the HP49 is 1-19.7
Where is \this> ROM update available?? I have been unable to
Ŝnd any reference to it in> HPCALC. Any suggestions??> GCI
have 1-19-7 loaded in my old HP49. It has been running in it
for some \time but Ino longer have a link to the siteI got it
from. I donıt use it much now that I have the 49G+ but it
seems to \workŜne and Ŝxed a few problems with1-19-6 but I
donıt remember the details. I think it was a beta
version.Jerry------------------------------------------------
------------------------------\------- Jerry Petrey-- Senior
Principal Systems Engineer - Navigation (GPS/INS), Guidance,
& \Control-- Raytheon Missile Systems - Member Team Ada &
Team
Forth--------------------------------------------------------
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family has had a number of variations overits life: OS level,
type of display(Œgreenı vs black ), type of keys(screen vs
double-shot).Has anyone compiled a history/table/list of type
of display, type ofkeys, OS level and at what serial number
level these changes occurred?Tom====49G+.One of my library
components utilized a call to the 48 series romword$>BIGGROB
(@11CF3) which converts a string to a grob using the
largefont (5x9). Iım not able to compile the program on my
49G+ as$>BIGGROB \apparently\ is no longer deŜned in the 49
series.Any thoughts from the gurus here on what I might
do?Itıd be nice if the 48 romword was a series of sysrpl
calls but itısan mcode entry with lots of gosubs....====>
49G+. One of my library components utilized a call to the 48
series romword> $>BIGGROB (@11CF3) which converts a string to
a grob using the large> font (5x9). Iım not able to compile
the program on my 49G+ as> $>BIGGROB \apparently\ is no
longer deŜned in the 49 series. Any thoughts from the gurus
here on what I might do? Itıd be nice if the 48 romword was a
series of sysrpl calls but itıs> an mcode entry with lots of
gosubs....http://zon.wins.uva.nl/~dominik/hpcalc/entries/
hp49g/entries_162.html#SEC162\- Carsten====> 49G+. One of my
library components utilized a call to the 48 series romword>
$>BIGGROB (@11CF3) which converts a string to a grob using
the large> font (5x9). Iım not able to compile the program on
my 49G+ as> $>BIGGROB \apparently\ is no longer deŜned in the
49 series. Any thoughts from the gurus here on what I might
do? Itıd be nice if the 48 romword was a series of sysrpl
calls but itıs> an mcode entry with lots of gosubs....$>GROB
? I assume itıs what you want to do... Itıs address
25F7CThereıs also $>GROBCR ... but I donıt know what the
difference is.That one is at address 25F86====> 49G+. One of
my library components utilized a call to the 48 series
romword> $>BIGGROB (@11CF3) which converts a string to a grob
using the large> font (5x9). Iım not able to compile the
program on my 49G+ as> $>BIGGROB \apparently\ is no longer
deŜned in the 49 series. Any thoughts from the gurus here on
what I might do?Use size 8 font instead - the 49G OS supports
only sizes 6, 7, and 8====> What is the best ROM to download
in the HP 49G? I tried the 1.18 and get some impressive
bugs.> I now download and use the 1.19-6 version but this
version seems to be \not> an ofŜcial one?> Do you know an
other version? Where can I Ŝnd it?Donıt worry - be happy!Just
use the 1.19-6 - like rest of us.====> I was wondering about
the same thing> Maybe JYA will explain in detail how the
build-in editor works...> With a lot of examples, please?>
Wolfgang (who is an expert in editors)> could maybe give
additional examples...Very easy.I designed this command in
StringWriter v2; it allows you to see in one pages all the
MASD labels.So if you have a line like this:*MyLabel1C=DAT0.A
D0+1*MyLabel2Calling LABEL will show you:MyLabel1MyLabel2Your
line just have to start with * to be shown in the
list.Jeam-Yves====If you dont mind my asking, where is it
that you get this sort of
infofrom???(Matt)M@------------------------------------------
----------------------------------\----------There are 10
types of people in this world, those who can count in
binary,and those who cant.====> If you dont mind my asking,
where is it that you get this sort of info> from??? (Matt)>
M@> For example
here:http://zon.wins.uva.nl/~dominik/hpcalc/entries/hp39g/
entries_146.html#SEC146\http://zon.wins.uva.nl/~dominik/
hpcalc/entries/hp39g/entries_144.html#SEC144\6 digit numbers
are rompointers. The numbers are in HEX representation,the
Ŝrst 3 digits show the command number, the last 3 digits the
librarynumber.Hope this helps.- Carsten====orphan posts that
never got a reply! Iın my humble opinion, if you can
comeM@====I saw a message a few days ago about a potential
rom version 1.23. Ionly found one mention of this new version
anywhere else. Is there anew version, or are people just
accidentally saying 1.23 instead of1.22?-Gus====> I saw a
message a few days ago about a potential rom version 1.23. I>
only found one mention of this new version anywhere else. Is
there a> new version, or are people just accidentally saying
1.23 instead of> 1.22?1.23 is being shipped installed in new
calculators. HP has said a newversion ROM will be available
in mid-January and people seem to think itwill be 1.24. Weıll
have to wait and see.Tom Lake-- Capaci Occasio====I donıt know
if anyone else noticed (or maybe itıs just on mycalculator)
but the buzzer is very quiet. I needed (ok, wanted)it to be
louder, so I opened the calculator (I can do it with justmy
Ŝngernails!), removed the buzzer from its mount, and stuck
it,with the tape already on it, to the metal sheet (I put it
right abovethe reset button). I made sure the wires didnıt
get in the way ofanything (ie the reset button) and snapped
it back together. It doesindeed make it louder, but Iım just
wondering if it could mess somethingup. That metal sheet is
apparently used for something judging by thetrouble they went
through to connect it to things (the mesh wire overfoam). So
is there any risk of interfering with something... or
worse?====> So is there any risk of interfering with
something... or worse?You should be allright.The metal plate
is just there to prevent electro magnetic interference as
required by some standard like the US FCC or European CE
label.====> Je suis en train de programmer un ensemble
dıoutils pour estimer la perte \de> charge dans les
tuyauteries bas\.8ee sur diff\.8erents bouquins et>
particuli\.8frement IdelıCik. Avez vous connaissance de
programmes \similaires ?> If youıre hoping for an answer, you
better post in English====> Je suis en train de programmer un
ensemble dıoutils pour estimer laperte de> charge dans les
tuyauteries bas\.8ee sur diff\.8erents bouquins et>
particuli\.8frement IdelıCik. Avez vous connaissance de
programmessimilaires ? If youıre hoping for an answer, you
better post in EnglishWhy? All he wants to know is if there
are programs to compute pressure \lossin pipes similar to the
ones heıs writing, using formulas from some bookcalled
\IdelıCik\(?) Iım sure there are many who read this newsgroup
whocan understand him perfectly.Tom Lake-- Capaci Occasio====>
Noon will not lock up the way you described when exiting Noon
by> pressing a key very short (staccato). If an unshifted key
is assigned,> e.g., with a long-hold functionality, you are in
danger. The only Ŝxing> which comes to my mind at present is
to have a real about 500 in KEYTIME> to prevent bouncing. But
this may make the keys somewhat slower.Still this doesnıt
sound that how you test the keyboard is actually
\correct.There shouldnıt be any need to use a paper clip.
Canıt you simply re-enabled the interrupts? at least you
could use ON-C to restart====Theyıre having good offers on
esp. 48GX RAM: 2MB just a little over 100
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