Reading suggestions from the HPmuseum document set

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(01-03-2018 10:09 AM)pier4r Wrote:  I see a lot of manual that for the moment are not so appealing to me aside as "backup for history". This because I do not know whether the contents can be interesting or not. A manual is normally interesting when one has the device that the manual describe but there are exceptions.

I find all the manuals are important to me, especially when I don't own the calculator. When I come across programs written for other calculators that I want to convert to the DM42, HP-35s or HP Prime I read the manual for the source calculator and it helps me understand the program better and makes conversion easier. Plus it's just fun to see the historical slant on the writing of those manuals.