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Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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Yes, I bought a hard case
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11
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6.3%
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Yes, I bought a soft case
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22
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12.6%
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No, the sliding case that came with it is fine
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125
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71.4%
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No, and in fact, I don't use/lost my sliding case
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3
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1.7%
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Case? Isn't that in a switch block?
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14
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8.0%
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Re: Have you bought a separate protective case for your TI calculator?
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Travis Evans 
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My problem with the sliding cases is that they wear out and don't stay on well, and get so annoying that I tend to leave the case off most of the time except for when I'm actually transporting the calculator. I think the wear probably occurs on both the cases and the calculators' sides themselves, so I'm not sure a new case would solve the problem. (Has anyone tried it, though? Does a new case fix the problem with lack of friction?)
I'm not sure which poll choice to vote, now. I *sometimes* use the case, but no, the case is not fine. :-)
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9 February 2006, 23:55 GMT
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Re: Have you bought a separate protective case for your TI calculator?
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Gary Zhang
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I stopped using the sliding case that came with my 89 after it wouldn't stay on tight enough so I threw it out
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10 February 2006, 00:27 GMT
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Re: Have you bought a separate protective case for your TI calculator?
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W Hibdon
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Can someone tell me what the eff this survey is talking about?
-W-
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10 February 2006, 17:59 GMT
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