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[cutterjohn]

(09-05-2014 11:44 PM)Joe Horn Wrote:  

(09-05-2014 08:48 PM)cutterjohn Wrote:  50G AUR: probably has the long list of authors as I'd bet that it's derived from the PRINTED AUR that we got with our 48SXs (as I recall, got EVERY manual PRINTED AND a reference pamphlet as well) ...

IIRC, the AUR wasn't included with the price of the 48. It cost extra.

Included with every 48:
Quick Reference Guide (tiny; fit in calculator case)

Included with every 48S and some SX's:
HP 48 Owner's Manual (single volume, 00048-90091)

Included with the other 48 SX's:
HP 48SX Scientific Expandable Owner's Manual (two volumes, 00048-90001 & 00048-90003)

OPTIONAL for 48 S/SX:
HP 48 Programmer's Reference Manual (one volume, 00048-90054)

Included with every G/GX:
HP 48G Series User's Guide (one volume, 00048-90126)

OPTIONAL for 48 G/GX:
HP 48G Series Advanced User's Reference Manual (one volume, 00048-90136)

My 48SX came with ALL of the 48SX manuals, but IIRC I bought it from the local independent university bookstore, so maybe they got "special" packages? It was quite a LARGE box that the 48SX came in and IIRC it looked like your typical HP box, and I also seem to recall that it came with more in the way of manuals than my 28S did, but I sold that as soon as I could afford(-28S selling price) a 48SX.

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@Parisse
Ah, that explains it. I like Pascal(2nd HLL language that I knew and taught myself when a kid which was real fun w/every compiler having it's own little dialect and each text their own as well, but I got used to that translating all of the BASICs to what I had). More modern Pascal seems to revolve around the Delphi dialect(especially OOisms tacked on), or at least as far that's fpc's goal, and gpc accomodates delphi mostly, but I hardly bother with Pascal any longer even though in many ways I still prefer it(probably comfort related).

Maple/XCAS/etc. Never bothered to program any of those as by the time that wouldv've been necesarry I'd just bang something out in C/C++/Java/Python/perl pretty quickly. (I know FORTRAN too which MIGHT be better for some things, but I REALLY DESPISE FORTRAN...)
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