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[Dave Britten]

(01-30-2024 11:14 PM)John Garza (3665) Wrote:  Back when HP introduced Continuous Memory with the 25C, they said it was for those who use only a few programs repeatedly. It still holds true. It's really not for 'serious programming'. Contrast that with the mag card programmables where you could build a personal library of hundreds of programs and load one in 2 seconds or so.

This brings up another interesting topic. Those of you that use just a few programs repeatedly, what do you keep loaded in your 15C or 11C? I think I might attempt to fit binomial and Poisson distributions, payment for an installment loan, and four or five frequently-used unit conversions (which work nicely on the 15C, where you can use the "dot" labels for the inverse conversions). Possibly also H.MS+ for convenience, since that only takes a few steps.