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From: vexx on 23 Jan 2008 13:30
I just got HP 50g as a gift. My last graphing calculator was TI-83 so
this is HUGE step for me, different menu style (TI -> HP) an much more
options and functionality. I have red the manual (normal, not entirely,
just sections of interest to me). Are there any pages/manuals on net
with many examples HOW TO or similar things...

BTW. currently I am learning complex analysis so I wanted to draw some
complex function to visualize how do things look like. After that I'll
be stepping into differential equations but first thing first...

tnx
From: Giancarlo on 24 Jan 2008 02:20
On 23 Gen, 19:30, vexx <vexxm...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> I just got HP 50g as a gift. My last graphing calculator was TI-83 so
> this is HUGE step for me, different menu style (TI -> HP) an much more
> options and functionality. I have red the manual (normal, not entirely,
> just sections of interest to me). Are there any pages/manuals on net
> with many examples HOW TO or similar things...
>
> BTW. currently I am learning complex analysis so I wanted to draw some
> complex function to visualize how do things look like. After that I'll
> be stepping into differential equations but first thing first...
>
> tnx

Hi.
I strongly suggest you have a look at:

http://h20331.www2.hp.com/Hpsub/cache/383680-0-0-225-121.html

where many (decent) tutorials can be downloaded (even all bundled in
a single file), covering almost any fundamental topis as far as the
50G applications are concerned (grphics basics & advanced
applications, financial, calculus, ...).

Then, if you want to explore the available software for the 49/50
Series, *of course* ;-) the place to start from is:

www.hpcalc.org (maintained by Eric Rechlin)

If a program for the 50G exists, there you can find it.

Please come back on the group might you need further and more specific
hints :-)
Hope this helps.
Best regards.
Giancarlo
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