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Is the TI-57 a nonpareil? Message #1 Posted by Palmer O. Hanson, Jr. on 23 Jan 2006, 3:10 a.m. Is the vintage TI-57 calculator a nonpareil? Consider that it came on the market in mid 1977 and then try the following demonstration program. Starting from turnon enter the program by pressing in sequence: LRN 2 2nd Exc SST 2nd Lbl 0 R/S SST 5 R/S LRN RST R/S LRN 6 BST 2nd Ins LRN RST R/S LRN 5 BST 2nd Ins LRN RST R/S LRN 2 BST 2nd Ins LRN RST R/S LRN 4 BST 2nd Ins LRN RST R/S LRN 2 BST 2nd Ins LRN RST R/S LRN 7 BST 2nd Ins LRN To run the program press GTO 2nd 0 4 R/S

Re: Is the TI-57 a nonpareil? Message #2 Posted by HrastProgrammer on 23 Jan 2006, 5:14 a.m., in response to message #1 by Palmer O. Hanson, Jr. Yes, beside digits 0..9, TI-57 has the ability to show A, b, C, d, E and F characters using synthetic programming. I just entered your program into my TI-57E emulator running on HP-48G ... it displays FACAdES (if I entered it correctly) :-) Edited: 23 Jan 2006, 7:13 a.m.

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