Anybody read a good manual lately?
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03-02-2014, 12:48 AM
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RE: Anybody read a good manual lately?
For many years I thought I was the only person on earth who really, really liked reading manuals
![]() I think the most challenging HP manual I read was the HP-28C manual set. It was such a departure from the more traditional RPN 30/20/10 series models (not counting the HP-41, which I completely missed out on) and the two volume set was huge. It took weeks reading in my spare time to get though them. Even reading the HP-48SX manuals and William C Wickes HP-28/48 Insights series was not as challenging as the HP-28C manuals. Needless to say the HP Museum site, Museum DVD Set and "The Internet" have been like Crack to my HP Calculator Manual addiction ![]() Lately I have been reading through the PDF version of the HP35s manual since I bought one recently. I was dismayed to find out that, contrary to what the HP35s Quick Start Guide said, HP no longer prints the full HP35s paper manual anymore ![]() The worst calculator manuals I have come across are the "one giant page", tiny print manuals that come with some Casio and Sharp scientific models. Why are manuals like this nowadays? Cost, plain and simple. |
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