Not remotely an HP calculator, but...

[Jlouis]

(09-09-2017 12:11 AM)Joe Horn Wrote:  

(09-08-2017 04:05 AM)Jlouis Wrote:  And what for "replay"?????

Most Casio calculators (even the current models) call the cursor keys "replay" because you use them to "replay" (re-execute) previous calculations. You use up- and down-cursor to browse the history stack, and left- and right-cursor to edit an expression on the stack, in case you want to replay it after changing something in it.

Thanks Joe,

I have some old and one new (Prizm) Casio, and they use ANS like the HP RPN last x, but this is is the first time i see this "replay".

Other thing interesting is the SSD and dot matrix together...

By the way, Joe, a little bit off topic, but I recently made your "HP 71 made easy" printed and spiral bounded and I'm having a great time reading it and learning the 71 in the past weeks, so thanks a lot for this well written and really easy to learn manual...I know, you wrote it about 30 years ago, but its never late to say thank you!

Cheers

JL