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From: Raymond Del Tondo on 24 Jan 2008 19:52

"Giancarlo" <giancarlo.mattioni(a)indesitcompany.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> On 21 Gen, 21:33, quint...(a)gmail.com wrote:
>> I have an HP48GX that has the periodic table built in. It's been a
>> while since I purchaed the calculator (1995 I think) so I'm not sure
>> if it came with that, or if I installed it. Did the 48GX come with
>> the table of elements?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> -Q
>
> Hi.
> AFAIR, the 48GX was not provided with a standard periodic table (as
> was the 48SX by means of its expansion card).
> On the other hand, searching on:
> www.hpcalc.org
> you're gonna find more than just one instance of that periodic lib.
> fit for the 48 :-)
>
And if you take my version of the Periodic Table Lib for the HP-48,
you'll see how fast it can really be - actually much faster than the
'ported' 49g version,
and about 20K only in size;-)

As an example, all element properties displayed are updated instantly
while holding down one of the cursor keys!
Try *that* with the 'HP ported' version or the original version;-)

And with the SpeedBrowser, the list browsers of my PTLIB
will also be as fast as possible.

HTH

Raymond


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