Almost, but not quite.
How'd you do the lowercase "S"?
Insert the standard deviation Sx and then delete the x to get the small s. Of course this has to be done in program mode using the EQN button.
Did anyone notice that Gene didn't use an actual 35s display, but the emulator screen? Hmmm? What's up with that?? ;-) ;-)
thanks,
bruce
It appears that 20 of the 26 lowercase letters can be produced that I've found so far. Haven't found an f, j, l, q, v, or z yet.
The list of lowercase letters and where they can be found is shown below. These may not be the ONLY places to generate the lowercase letters, but these do work. Any suggestions on the missing letters?
a - CONST atm
b - L.R. b
c - CONST c
d - BASE d
e - CONST eV
f - ?
g - CONST g
h - CONST h
i - i key
j - ?
k - CONST k
l - ?
m - CONST Vm
n - CONST Mn
o - BASE o
p - CONST mp
q - ?
r - L.R. r
s - s,sigma - sx
t - CONST atm
u - CONST u
v - ?
w - x-bar,y-bar Xw
x - SUMS Sumx
y - SUMS Sumy
Z - ?
The Z in 'Zo' looks like a capital, but it actually fits perfectly in the lower case "font."
Regards,
Howard
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Did anyone notice that Gene didn't use an actual 35s display, but the emulator screen? Hmmm? What's up with that?? ;-) ;-)
thanks,
bruce
Just like in that review in Datafile . . . That could be handy, hp <nudge, nudge>
According to this page HP makes their emulator software available free to educators. I wonder what their rational is for not making it freely available to everyone? In any event, the 35s emulator isn't listed there yet but I'll bet it will be soon.
-Katie
