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From: Berk Birand on 30 Sep 2006 21:40 Hi, I've been using my HP50g for a little less than a week, and I'm on the process of getting acquainted with it. I thought of a feature that is not built-in, and was wondering whether there is a program or a library that would let me do it. What is the best way to create some sort of equation collection? I like the default equation library, but unfortunately it is not expandable (or is it?). I would want to save useful formulas for later use in an easily accessible place. Some features that initially come to mind are as follows: * being able to categorize equations based on their topic (EE, physics etc...) * store the equation in EQ with one soft-key so that I can then use the various solvers to play with them. * maybe add a title and a memo to each equation to remind myself of how and when to use it... Do you know if something like this exists? I looked it up on hpcalc.org but couldn't find any decent solution. Thanks, Berk -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
From: TW on 1 Oct 2006 00:10 > Do you know if something like this exists? I looked it up on hpcalc.org > but couldn't find any decent solution. http://www.hpcalc.org/details.php?id=6306 That is the one I'm partial to. Of course, I wrote it so you'd expect that. ;-) I am the first to admit there are other more advanced ones. Mine was designed for quick easy access in minimum space (its only 1.5k). You may like it. I'll let other extol the virtues of additional programs. You can do things like solve single equations, solve entire folders of equations at once, even recursively clean out your equation folder of your variables created during solving (you complained about that a few days ago). TW
From: Heiko Arnemann on 1 Oct 2006 03:56 from "Berk Birand" > I've been using my HP50g for a little less than a week, and I'm on the .... > What is the best way to create some sort of equation collection? I > like > the default equation library, but unfortunately it is not expandable > (or > is it?). I would want to save useful formulas for later use in an > easily > accessible place. Hi Berk, Wolfgang Rautenberg's EQL+ for hp 49g+ works fine with hp 50g (tested with ROM 2.09). EQL+ is much shorter, than the "non-official?" one from HP and can be extended with your own equations. It does not support units (like the one from HP). Download, with offline html-docu: http://page.mi.fu-berlin.de/~raut/WR49/EQLplus.zip More Tools for HP 49G/49g+/50g http://page.mi.fu-berlin.de/~raut/WR49/index.htm Best regards Heiko
From: Michael on 1 Oct 2006 04:41 TW wrote: >>Do you know if something like this exists? I looked it up on hpcalc.org >>but couldn't find any decent solution. > > > http://www.hpcalc.org/details.php?id=6306 > > That is the one I'm partial to. Of course, I wrote it so you'd expect > that. ;-) I am the first to admit there are other more advanced ones. > Mine was designed for quick easy access in minimum space (its only > 1.5k). You may like it. I'll let other extol the virtues of > additional programs. > > You can do things like solve single equations, solve entire folders of > equations at once, even recursively clean out your equation folder of > your variables created during solving (you complained about that a few > days ago). > > TW > Tim I took a look at your libary. I tryied a simple V=I*R calc, and it reverted to variables such as dw and dt. I cant work out how it knew to revert to such and how do we force it to use I and R? Cheers Mick Carey http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/50g/
From: Michael on 1 Oct 2006 04:52
Michael wrote: > TW wrote: > >>> Do you know if something like this exists? I looked it up on hpcalc.org >>> but couldn't find any decent solution. >> >> >> >> http://www.hpcalc.org/details.php?id=6306 >> >> That is the one I'm partial to. Of course, I wrote it so you'd expect >> that. ;-) I am the first to admit there are other more advanced ones. >> Mine was designed for quick easy access in minimum space (its only >> 1.5k). You may like it. I'll let other extol the virtues of >> additional programs. >> >> You can do things like solve single equations, solve entire folders of >> equations at once, even recursively clean out your equation folder of >> your variables created during solving (you complained about that a few >> days ago). >> >> TW >> > Tim I took a look at your libary. I tryied a simple V=I*R calc, and it > reverted to variables such as dw and dt. I cant work out how it knew to > revert to such and how do we force it to use I and R? > Cheers Mick Carey > http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/50g/ Ok I worked out that I had the "other" equations stored lol, but how do I toggle this time, would be good to get this working properly. Mick http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/50g/ |