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How rare is an HP48G+ with black lcd? - Han - 05-12-2006 I have an HP48G+ with a black LCD screen. Are these fairly rare? Or did HP switch to the black LCD screens for all their HP48G series calculators toward the end of the production runs?
Re: How rare is an HP48G+ with black lcd? - Raymond Del Tondo - 05-12-2006 Hi Han,
I also have two HP-48G+ with black LCD,
They seem to be rarer than the 48G+ units with the older display,
AFAIK hp switched to the black LCD at
Slightly OT: Regards
Raymond
Re: How rare is an HP48G+ with black lcd? - Han - 05-12-2006 Yeah, I use the SpeedUI package, too. I noticed one slight aesthetic bug in the 6-lvl stack program of yours. It seems the wrong number of rows of pixels is scrolled during the display drawing when you type something into the command line. There was a similar bug in EQSTK 9.1.
Re: How rare is an HP48G+ with black lcd? - Raymond Del Tondo - 05-13-2006 Hi Han,
yes, this is a flaw of Stk6,
As you may have noticed,
So if you enter something, or in other words,
There's another (aesthetical only) flaw in Stk6:
This is due to the internal mechanics of the
It's an ML code slice which recursively reads the current path,
There's already a check if we are in HOME,
No check if we're in the null-name dir so far,
The third display-only flaw is in the
When holding the up-arrow key (or was it down-arrow?)
These flaws are on my list, but not o top,
On the functional side of Stk6, I found no error so far.
Amongst some minor fixes and updates,
As a side effect, the windowed variable/directory
I sent the new version to hpcalc.org back then,
I can send you the new version by mail, if you want. Regards
Raymond
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