Date Submitted: August, 22 1999 09:49:16 PM
Submitted by: RalphSuggestion: I am registered user, I tried many time to download powerset's PDF file But failed to read under win98 os. Would it be possible to send me entire manual, I wnat to know all funtions.Date Submitted: September, 22 1998 05:34:52 PM
Submitted by: Tim CrouseSuggestion: EquSolver 1.1 link is not allowing users (me) to download the upgraded equsolver program...Date Submitted: March, 04 1998 01:40:41 AM
Submitted by: Moses NavarroSuggestion: I have just bought the new PowerSet package and the Eclipse calculator does not work. When I run it the screen goes blank. So, I downloaded the the Eclipse from the older package and it works find. Are they the same?Date Submitted: March, 04 1998 01:40:18 AM
Submitted by: Moses NavarroSuggestion: I have just bought the new PowerSet package and the Eclipse calculator does not work. When I run it the screen goes blank. So, I downloaded the the Eclipse from the older package and it works find. Are they the same?Date Submitted: March, 02 1998 09:15:28 AM
Submitted by: Tim CrouseSuggestion: When I launch the version of Eclipse on my newton it says it is ver 2.51. But I recieved proior to Jan 98. Should I download the Power Set version at this page?Date Submitted: October, 28 1997 10:48:01 PM
Submitted by: Philippe KruchtenSuggestion: Mathstar documentation only available online is a bit annoying. Could you zip all the files and make them available for download. (Or make a pdf file like the others). (THe ideal would of course tohave all the documents as Newton books, but so much for the full screen shots...! at least some short reference card?) Thanks, PhilippeDate Submitted: October, 16 1997 11:02:14 AM
Submitted by: Edward SnowSuggestion: Does anyone know of an easy method of producing a standard normal distribution and graph? This would be ideal for me so I can avoid using tables for my estimates. If I am missing something please could someone point me in the right direction! CheersDate Submitted: October, 10 1997 09:23:47 AM
Submitted by: Olivier ScherlerSuggestion: When I tap buttons in Eclipse, text is always inserted at the end of the line, no matter where the insertion caret is placed. The same thing happens when tapping the "< -" button to delete something. It would be useful if the text could be inserted at the insertion caret.Date Submitted: October, 07 1997 01:50:05 PM
Submitted by: Eric BashamSuggestion: Hi, I just loaded the Equsolve and it is a great app. I have a couple of suggestions. 1. Add the capability to recognize the ^ character as the power function. 2. The fixedč variable setting does not seem to be saved when I close and reopen the app.Date Submitted: September, 30 1997 06:26:42 AM
Submitted by: Paul ReutherSuggestion: The BasiS and the Matrix manuals say that these two programs should be accessed from the Eclipse program and should not show up in the extras drawer. That does not appear to be the case. I am using a MP2K. The Eclipse manual is version 1.5 for Eclipse FX. Is there an updated manual? Do the programs listed above still operate inside Eclipse? Is there an order in which these should be installed? Please Let me know.Date Submitted: September, 25 1997 09:58:59 PM
Submitted by: Patrick LoftusSuggestion: The PowerSet 2.0 file appears to be corrupted. I have tried downloading it several times. Each time Stuffit Expander says that it is not a complete encoded file ... so it will not decompress. Please email me a good copy. Thanks, Pat LoftusDate Submitted: September, 25 1997 09:23:51 PM
Submitted by: Jurgen Craig-MullerSuggestion: Thank you very much for a great product, now my Newton can shine next to my son's Casio Graphic Calculator. First I have a problem to download the updated version. Stuffit expander can't decode and gives error message of incomplete encoded hxq file. I now a few suggestions: Why not keep the formula displayed after the calculation has been done, like a ticker tape? I also really whould like to have more then one storage place. Could you also split the answer button again? The square button whould be great on the default button display. I hope I don't sound to nagging. And by the way a lot of my suggestion stem from using my son's calculator a Casio CFX-9850, a great little machine. Sincerely Jurgen Craig-MullerDate Submitted: September, 21 1997 12:30:10 AM
Submitted by: Jason MarchesanoSuggestion: I have not used math star a lot yet, but from the looks of it so far, it seems to be Newton 2000 savvy. This is good and bad. I own a MP130. Screens seem to take up the space that the higher resolution of the 2000 has, which puts me in bad position. The graphing is one screen that is like that. Another is the soup utility. One feature I would like to see in graphing is a little more interaction. Take a look at a TI Graphing calculator and you can tell what I am talking about. I would also like to be able to take a number to a power without using a function. 5^2 or 6^8 would be MUCH easier! Thank you jason