Anyone have PDF of TI's "The sourcebook of programmable calculators" ?

[Gene]

This is the big book TI came out with for the TI-58/58C/59 that had applications for all sorts of problems.

I freely admit to being surprised this was not already scanned at rskey.org.

Does anyone have an existing PDF that we can get online or does anyone have a copy they could scan?

It's worth making available to the community.
Gene

[Sylvain Cote]

If not available in electronic format, it is currently available in physical format on AbeBooks.

[Dave Britten]

I have a copy, and I'd like to scan it, but the print goes awfully deep into the crease, and I'm not sure I could get good results trying to smash it flat on my scanner. I might have to try a few pages and see how it turns out.

[Bill (Smithville NJ)]

Amazon also has it (and less than Abe Books):

https://www.amazon.com/Programmable-Calc...0070637466

Dave, is your copy Hardback or paperback?

If paperback, you can go to Staples and get the spline sliced off,
scan it, and then go back to Staples and get it punched and
wire spiral bound. It'll be a lot easier to use.

73
Bill
WD9EQD
Smithville, NJ

[SlideRule]

Available for perusal at Sourcebook for Programmable Calculators @ archive.org.

BEST!
SlideRule