Re: Second-rate 86 programmers
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Re: Second-rate 86 programmers
How about people who had an 82 and decided to get a better calc and so
bought a 86. I could have gotten a 92 but at my school it wouldn't be
useful because they wouldn't allow me to use it. So, the 86 was the best
calc I could get. (without the big learning curve from getting a HP48)
Also, how long has the 86 been out? Do you expect every program to be
written if a few months. Not to mention that 85 and 92 users have more info
about how their calcs work which makes it much easier.
Eli Allen eallen@mail.bcpl.lib.md.us
ICQ# 669742
Garcia wrote in article <199707210156.VAA25847@alpha.q-net.net>...
>At least they are written.
>
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>> From: James D. Yopp <YOPP_J@POPMAIL.FIRN.EDU>
>> To: CALC-TI@LISTS.PPP.TI.COM
>> Subject: Re: Second-rate 86 programmers
>> Date: Sunday, July 20, 1997 7:40 PM
>>
>> > As for 86 games, well, I'd say that almost everybody that wants
>> > program calcs and is very good at it has already bought a ti-85 or 92.
>>
>> I'm offended by that remark (as are some others, undoubtedly...). I