HP-11, HP-12 & HP-16 EMULATORS

These are perfect emulators of the famous HP calculators. They run on the HP200 or in a dos box on a windows machine. They use a mouse if one is connected. They have the following enhancements:

1. 4-line display instead of one.
2. programs can be saved, loaded and commented. They can be edited with a text editor.
3. virtual tape display
4. full memory without using data registers
5. full documentation

Special rules for HP200:

1. start in monochrome by using /mono argument to program (x11.exe /mono)
2. runs under system manager with 100k or less
3. runs best using hdm
4. keys are mapped to the numeric keypad with 2 weird exceptions:
	- the multiplication key is "p"
	- the addition key is F10
	(numeric keypad on normal keyboard is mapped perfectly without these exceptions)

These programs bring back fond memories for me and allow me to have all 3 machines on my palmtop!

The programs are shareware, but I caanot locate the developers after extensive efforts. I called the number in the documentation, called directory assistance and searched the web. I believe they fall into the category of abandonware. If anyone knows how to reach the developers, please let me know as I will pay the shareware fee gladly. I found the programs by searching PCFF on CompuServe.

Enjoy!!

Bill Quinlan (bquinlan@mwe.com)