Update of the below program. Includes ten clocks, such as a unique abacus clock, a gauge clock, several digital clocks, and an ordinary round analog clock.
Formats a number with commas, degrees/minutes/seconds, dollars, scientific notation, feet/inches/fractions, and hours/minutes/seconds/decimal. Uses vectored ENTER.
Copies the contents of the HOME directory and any subdirectories to an attached Kermit server. As the copy proceeds your HP 48's directory structure will be mirrored onto the Kermit server. Required directories on the server will be created as they are needed and the HP 48 files copied into them.
Displays a speed (0 - 500) and a heading (0 - 360) as two horizontal scales with pointers. The scales have tick marks and labels. Sequential updates of the screen will look like a 'moving tape' display.
Makes a 3D maze of the size that the player specifies, which the player can then try to solve.
Update of the below program. Includes ten clocks, such as a unique abacus clock, a gauge clock, several digital clocks, and an ordinary round analog clock.
Displays a digital clock, where the numbers roll up like a car's odometer.
A countdown clock, but it'll count in either direction depending on whether the moment specified by the date/time is in the past or the future.
Displays a running total of the cost of something in real time. Especially good for finding the cost of phone calls.
Displays a speed (0 - 500) and a heading (0 - 360) as two horizontal scales with pointers. The scales have tick marks and labels. Sequential updates of the screen will look like a 'moving tape' display.