Storing a list of formulas on hp 50g

[Jelenko Pelenko]

How can I store a list of formulas and equations in a textbook format (like equation writer displays them) on my hp 50g? I'd like to use it like as a cheet sheet. What would be the best and most usable way to do it?

Thanks in advance for tips.

[supergems]

On 6 Set, 22:45, Jelenko Pelenko <rubeli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> How can I store a list of formulas and equations in a textbook format (like equation writer displays them) on my hp 50g? I'd like to use it like as a cheet sheet. What would be the best and most usable way to do it?
>
> Thanks in advance for tips.

You can use PEQUM --> http://www.hpcalc.org/details.php?id=6306

[Andreas Möller]

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Andreas
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[Joe Horn]

> How can I store a list of formulas and equations in a textbook format
> (like equation writer displays them) on my hp 50g?

You can store them as ordinary algebraic objects, and then view them
with the SCROLL command. It views algebraics in textbook format.

-Joe-

[rube...@gmail.com]

Where is that "SCROLL" command located?

[Joe Horn]

On Oct 23, 1:40 pm, rubeli...@gmail.com wrote:
> Where is that "SCROLL" command located?

A non-programmable keyboard shortcut for SCROLL is TOOL VIEW, which
performs DUP SCROLL. Very handy.

The programmable SCROLL command is not in any ordinary menu, so it's
best to assign it to a key if you use it a lot.

It can also be accessed through the CAT, of course. If you need it in
a menu, try 788.21 MENU and look at F6. Like any programmable
command, it can also be executed by typing its name in ALPHA mode.

-Joe-