-----------Original Message
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 17:37:30 -0700
From: "Billy Pettit" <Billy.Pettitwdc.com>
Subject: Octal
Here's a question for the list - how many still have and
use the TI
calculator that could be used in octal or hex?
Billy
----------Reply:
By coincidence, I just happen to have my TI Programmer in
front
of me, in the process of replacing its NiCds.
I used to use my Casio fx-451 (the solar powered one) a fair
bit
(easier than the TI to read & doesn't need an AC
adapter), but lately
I've found the Windows Calculator to be the most convenient
(nicer keyboard & display and doesn't take any desk
space).
mike
wdc.com>
Subject: Octal
Here's a question for the list - how many still have and
use the TI
calculator that could be used in octal or hex?
Billy
----------Reply:
By coincidence, I just happen to have my TI Programmer in
front
of me, in the process of replacing its NiCds.
I used to use my Casio fx-451 (the solar powered one) a fair
bit
(easier than the TI to read & doesn't need an AC
adapter), but lately
I've found the Windows Calculator to be the most convenient
(nicer keyboard & display and doesn't take any desk
space).
mike