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hp-71b Anyone using RPNLEX ? Message #1 Posted by Terry Ingram on 15 Jan 2004, 11:50 a.m. Is anyone using the RPNLEX calculator for the HP-71b created by JR Baker? This seems to be a great RPN calculator, but is missing a storage register feature. I am considering trying to add a storage feature to this program, but wanted to check if anyone had previously added this feature, or if there are any interest in this program. This program is certainly not a direct replacement for the 41-71 translator module, but is a usable alternative for someone wanting RPN capability with a 71b. The hex listing for RPNLEX is only 1040 bytes, so it is possible to key-in the program using the MakeLex basic program. The source code is available on the Museum FTP Site. Thanks, Terry

I used to... it's a great program! Message #2 Posted by Michael Meyer on 16 Jan 2004, 7:20 p.m., in response to message #1 by Terry Ingram Now, I have so many HP's <smile> that I don't use that program, but I used to. I only own the 41 translator module, not the Forth/assembly one. I love the fact that my 71b has so many calculator modes: 1. Basic Command Line calculations. 2. CALC mode. 3. FORTH mode command line calculations. 4. HP-41 mode. 5. RPNLEX That's a lot of calculators! Michael

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