HP-41CV Emulator

There are some who remember how to save keystrokes...

http://www.hp41.org/

 

Bill,

There are 21 systems in any calculator? ...

Seriously - it's good to see you posting again.

Jim

 

Ho Jim!

Sounds like you know what a HP calculator is and how to RPN...

What say? Would you like to be able to have one on screen when you need it?

Chris knows RPN. Sam probably does too. Maybe not Mark.

Seems to me that it would be awfully nice.

Especially using it to drive a curve.


Thanks Jim,

Bill

 

Maybe not Mark.

Pffffft! Guess again! I also know that the advantage of RPN is not
reduced keystrokes -- often uses the same number as for
algebraic/infix notation, and FPN/prefix notation is just as good as
RPN/postfix in this regard.

 

Geez, I downloaded it and it worked... put it in with your fonts.

Tis a sweet baby and yes RPN save keystrokes since you never have to
insert brackets. And you can easily continue on without re-entering
anything.

You analyze a complex formula from inside out and can save lots of
keystrokes if the formula is complicated.

first piece of data
ENTER
second piece of data
OPERATOR
third piece of data
OPERATOR

Unary functions are the same, obviously

There's got to be some guys still using their HP's.

 

Hi,

Some Windows NT does not recognized the lcd4.ttf.
Your alternative is to use the other supplied lcd.fon.
Click on options>settings... and tick-off the box for True Type LCD font

Thanks,

 

Relay from Warren:

Yes, the newest service packs for Windows 2000 and XP did not like the
old ttf because I had an attribute set incorrectly. It is fixed in
the latest release.
wf