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Hi Warrne. Thank you so much for the HP 41cx
RPN emulator. You did a wonderful job on it.
Harold www.handpsoftware.com
Harold Pfannenschmid
4/11/2009 1:05:35 PM - US
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Is there a manual out there for the Advantage ROM?
DA
3/22/2009 4:11:34 PM - US
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My computer is a new HP with Vista . I have loaded the emulator not in the program file but in C: ad I have no problem. Try again
Jacques
In reply to Ramsey:
There is a version which works with Vista, let me know if interested.---Ramsey
Jacques Donner
11/30/2008 3:40:34 PM - BE
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To set the angle mode:
{XEQ} {ALPHA} D E G {ALPHA}
should work.
(ref http: www.hp41.org LibView.cfm?Command=Image&FileID=23022 )
In reply to bill:
I have a Hewlett Packard 41CX
I just replaced the batteries and it came on in the RAD mode
How do I get it back to normal mode
e-mail bill_wipert@ega.honda.com
cjmcc
10/20/2008 10:54:58 AM - US
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I have a Hewlett Packard 41CX
I just replaced the batteries and it came on in the RAD mode
How do I get it back to normal mode
e-mail bill_wipert@ega.honda.com
bill
9/24/2008 6:16:26 AM - US
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Many thanks, this is really great. I´ve been looking for sometime to replace my 41CX that gave up a couple of years ago. Nothing new matches it. Now to get my old programs running again...
Pete Robbins
5/29/2008 8:17:05 AM - SA
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Sorry Bill, this only runs on Windows based PC.
In reply to Bill:
Can you run this emulator on a Ipaq Hx4700?
Peter Tong
3/30/2008 4:38:29 AM - SG
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Can you run this emulator on a Ipaq Hx4700?
Bill
3/29/2008 6:09:44 PM - US
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I would like it
Dale
3/28/2008 4:23:24 PM - US
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There is a version which works with Vista, let me know if interested.---Ramsey
In reply to Patrick Hill:
I´ve been using this delightful HP41 emulator for several years. I´ve just bought a new computer with Vista on it and I´m VERY disappointed to find that it won´t work on my new machine. If there´s ever a change that will allow it to work on Vista, I´d LOVE to learn about it.
Ramsey
2/24/2008 12:18:35 PM - US
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Please send me the calculators manual or link
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Is there anywhere to download a manual for an HP 41CX? or for that matter a source for a hard copy?
Gustavo Lira
11/13/2007 9:30:19 AM - MX
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Re my previous posting:
To answer my own question, the calculator display
can be changed to "medium" and the exponents display.
So the problem is with the "Large" display only
and I´ll drop down to "medium".
John Wright
10/31/2007 12:50:28 PM - US
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Has anyone else had a problem with scientific notation display on the emulator?
If you key 1 EEX 10 ENTER, only 1.0000 shows on my emulator display. the exponent is not visible. If you divide by 10, the display changes to 1,000,000,000, so the number is correctly interpreted.
I´d sure like to see if there is a workaround to this problem.
John Wright
10/31/2007 12:47:20 PM - US
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If you are using v8 in Vista, you cannot write the .ini file into the Program Files directory, so the program fails. But if you manually install the whole program into your users **youraccount** AppData V41 directory (where you have write rights) it will work okay. I had to run it directly from the installed directory (not a shortcut) every time I want to update the .LOD file, but generally it works.
In reply to Patrick Hill:
I´ve been using this delightful HP41 emulator for several years. I´ve just bought a new computer with Vista on it and I´m VERY disappointed to find that it won´t work on my new machine. If there´s ever a change that will allow it to work on Vista, I´d LOVE to learn about it.
Paul Grace
10/14/2007 12:29:17 PM - US
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Thank you for posting this wonderful emulator...
I have been a fan of HP calculators since the original 4 function one that cost a ton of bucks but was still worth it...
Fran McL
10/9/2007 10:36:39 PM - CA
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It does now...
In reply to Patrick Hill:
I´ve been using this delightful HP41 emulator for several years. I´ve just bought a new computer with Vista on it and I´m VERY disappointed to find that it won´t work on my new machine. If there´s ever a change that will allow it to work on Vista, I´d LOVE to learn about it.
Fran McL
10/9/2007 10:34:42 PM - CA
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Greetings,
Thanks for writing the software. I have been an HP-41 user since 1979 and still have my original HP-41C.
Dave
5/24/2007 9:45:46 AM - US
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I´ve been using this delightful HP41 emulator for several years. I´ve just bought a new computer with Vista on it and I´m VERY disappointed to find that it won´t work on my new machine. If there´s ever a change that will allow it to work on Vista, I´d LOVE to learn about it.
Patrick Hill
3/5/2007 8:11:02 PM - US
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This is terrific. Can´t thank you enough for making this available. Jack
cronin
2/10/2007 11:08:19 AM - US
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I´m with you. I still have the HP41c that I finally graduated to by 1985. But the HP27S is a true workhorse at my desk day in day out. Keep searching.
In reply to Malcolm Hebert:
Thanks for the Memories. What a neat tool. Beats hands down opening up excel just to do some quick calcs. I was a junkie HP calculator freak in the late 70´s early 80´s at San Diego State´s school of Electrical Engineering and owned every model continually trading up while mistakingly selling off the older versions. I´m now trying to recollect some of the past models (the 29c would be a major prize if I could find one). I was a PPC member and in on the orig purch of the ROM. Like others, I hacked the hardware by piggy-backing memory modules and tweaking the speed. Man that was fun. Yes, we were real calculator programmers at the dawn of a new era and made these things dance. RPN forever! No one under 40 today can even appreciate what I´m talking about but you know what I´m taking about.
Anonymous
1/22/2007 8:08:15 AM - US
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Thanks for the Memories. What a neat tool. Beats hands down opening up excel just to do some quick calcs. I was a junkie HP calculator freak in the late 70´s early 80´s at San Diego State´s school of Electrical Engineering and owned every model continually trading up while mistakingly selling off the older versions. I´m now trying to recollect some of the past models (the 29c would be a major prize if I could find one). I was a PPC member and in on the orig purch of the ROM. Like others, I hacked the hardware by piggy-backing memory modules and tweaking the speed. Man that was fun. Yes, we were real calculator programmers at the dawn of a new era and made these things dance. RPN forever! No one under 40 today can even appreciate what I´m talking about but you know what I´m taking about.
Malcolm Hebert
1/14/2007 6:46:34 AM - US
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Downloaded but cannot install. It´s looking for a directory.
Tom Billiodeaux
12/23/2006 11:42:52 AM - US
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Educalc was the leader in the calc area. Is this Educalc the same great people?
The hp-41cx was the best and most functional calculator ever produced by hp, including these fancy graphing calculators with the ten billion functions nobody uses. Just check prices on eBay.
I´m looking forward to using this emulator and putting the 48 in the laptop case.
NumbersGuy
8/9/2006 6:00:01 AM - US
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this is a cool tool!
works great!
scott conner
7/31/2006 1:22:02 AM - US
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just found this web site, dont know if you still need the manual, but you can get it on a cd or dvd at the site below.
www.hpmuseum.com
In reply to :
Is there anywhere to download a manual for an HP 41CX? or for that matter a source for a hard copy?
scott
7/31/2006 1:17:18 AM - US
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This is a great tool! Thnak you
Robby
5/22/2006 5:37:53 AM - US
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Check out www.hp41.org. In the Library section you´ll find a lot of information on the 41. Its a great unit, but it buries a lot of the new calcs for ease of programming and peripherals.
Good Luck!
Anonymous
2/21/2004 1:20:05 PM - CA
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Is there anywhere to download a manual for an HP 41CX? or for that matter a source for a hard copy?
Anonymous
1/23/2004 11:43:10 PM - US
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