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2021: Math Book Print - compsystems - 05-02-2021 08:19 PM

Hello
Finally, after many years, we have 2D printing in hp-prime =]

In this post you can place what improvement you would like to see.

1:
Printing with the # 183 character "·" would look more compact and legible, this will allow to display the "*" symbol as a "·" symbol, this could be changed by configuration, depending on how you want to display the multiplication operator.
This feature was available on the hp48gx

[Image: quadraticform_scriptcas_image00.png]

[Image: print2d_mul_op_image00.jpg]


RE: 2021: Math Book Print - dah145 - 05-04-2021 02:16 AM

Yes, a toggleable option for the dot operator instead of the asterisk in the settings would be greatly appreciated. The asterisk can make long expressions hard to read and very busy looking.


RE: 2021: Math Book Print - jonmoore - 05-04-2021 09:43 AM

(05-04-2021 02:16 AM)dah145 Wrote:  Yes, a toggleable option for the dot operator instead of the asterisk in the settings would be greatly appreciated. The asterisk can make long expressions hard to read and very busy looking.

On the 48 series of calculators up to and including the 50g, the dot operator only makes an appearance after the expression has been entered. However, it's utilized for data entry when using the Equation Writer.

On that basis, it seems that the use of the asterisk for general entry is a definite design decision. It's not one I agree with, but suspect it's tied to a belief that XCAS/Maple style 2D expression entry is of educational value.

Cyrille discussed the reasons that the 50g's Equation Writer never made its way to the Prime in a recent interview. Considering that's not an option, I'd agree that the user should be provided with the option to use the dot operator for expression/equation entry as well as display.


RE: 2021: Math Book Print - maozhitao - 05-06-2021 09:38 AM

Can you print the subscript?