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Scotty wrote: ↑Sun Jun 24, 2018 5:50 am

ivan2019 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 12, 2018 5:09 pm That exercise is left to the user, for practice

Does that mean you don't know?

Take it any way you want. Sometimes you've got to do some work, to get the results you want, instead for just asking for the answer

Thank you. This looks awesome. I'll have to spend some time with it, but it looks as if it has everything!

I thought some of the posters here may appreciate this. I found an emulator for the TI 59. I believe that it supports all the programming aspects, as well. Enjoy! Do you know if it also supports Printer, Debug and magnetic card simulation? I know there was an emulator that did, but not sure if this...

No need for a war. HP was well known for building a better quality product in those days. TI was a good technology company, but could not compete on quality. One of the reasons they were able to sell at lower prices.

That exercise is left to the user, for practice

Isn't this dangerous?

I was more of an HP-65 type. The capabilities were similar and it had a magnetic card reader, like the Ti-58. The HP-65 was dubbed "world’s first handheld computer."

Hey, does anyone know how to set up a formula to always round off to the closest 5 cents, on a financial operation, in excel? Well, truth is I was looking for a formula in excel because I wanted to then code it in my program, that's where I have the need for it. Oh, I didn't realize that. Try this ...

Why can't you just use the mround() function? It does exactly that!