Have you read the HP Prime user manual?

[Anders]

(09-18-2018 05:50 AM)CyberAngel Wrote:  

(09-18-2018 05:18 AM)cyrille de brébisson Wrote:  Hello,

Since we are having a discussion about user manuals in the "general" forum, I am creating this pool to see how many people have actually read the Prime user manual?

So, here is a pool!

Cyrille

I did read the Renee's HP Prime CAS manual <= isn't that official?
but
also the full xCas manual (English only)

Now I'm reading from here and there the very old HP 39/40 manual

Agree! Renee's HP Prime HP Prime CAS Manual
is extremely useful for CAS and would be benefit from becoming apart of the official documentation. Hence, it should be included in the poll

The User Guide is also extremely important and calculator help does NOT replace this.
Unfortunately, the User Guide is
1) not covering all functions that are available - For instance Z transforms is still not in the guide and it's been there since the very beginning
2) could do with even more depth (how to) of more complex topics. again for instance and whole transform topic (Laplace, Z, Fourier...) is not covered at any great how to depth at all

Calculator Help is very useful when you are in the middle of it and know what you are looking for but if you do not you are out of luck and have to go searching the User Guide. So Help only adequate for straight forward help, e.g. When you know the function name and roughly what it does but need help with syntax, parameters and examples. But Help provides no depth, insights, e.g. how to code, do complex multi step problem solving etc.