I'm interested in acquiring the HP Prime Quick Start guide that was once accompanying the calculator in it's packaging. Does anyone know where used ones might be for sale?
I know the .pdf is available for download, but I'd like to take a look at the document in it's original form.
Thanks and regards.
New behavior oddities. When asking to navigate to a particular destination, sometimes AA directs me to some other destination before eventually correcting itself.
Couple Google's decision to nix the Google Assistant on AA in a month and other bad implementation choices, it almost seems like they are purposefully breaking it to then offer some paid service that actually works like it used to. Honestly it seems AA is devolving. I ask why?
Acquired a new to me HP Prime G2. Loaded MicroPython and PyBasic on the calculator.
Noticed however, that while I can successfully call up the "Monitor" of the Prime's display in the Connectivity Kit, I cannot call up a representation of the Prime's Keyboard.
Is there some special editor I need to install in the calculator or the connectivity kit to be able to do so?
Thanks for any help extended to me.
Yesterday, even when I knew I was in cell tower range, the Assistant kept announcing "something went wrong" while I tried repeatedly to send a text. The dreaded spinning cursor... Or no response at all. And then I tried later, and it took two minutes to confirm the message was sent. Please Google, leave the Assistant alone. Not everyone is thrilled to use Gemini. AA was a beautiful gem, now very tarnished. Reminiscent of the devolution of Windows. 🫣😭
I'm picking up an gently used HP PRIME G2. I want to teach this old dog new tricks.
If I wish to perhaps do some micropython programmming, or via PC connectivity, perhaps move some text or spreadsheet info to the calculator, what do I look for in PC software, and do I need to check and revise the firmware of the calculator to do so? I wouldn't think I would need the most up-to-date firmware. If I should check it and perhaps need to update firmware, where would I start?
I wish to embark on the journey while my brain still works; someone with some familiarity with the PRIME series in these areas, I would welcome any suggestions.
Thanks
I want to pickup an HP Prime G2. Some people are claiming RPN on this calculator is a bridge too far.
FWIW - my point of comparison for RPN (and obviously not graphing or other text or spreadsheet-like functions) would be the HP-28S.
For the past week or so I'm experiencing no or erroneous vocal response from GA when pressing the talk button on my steering column and commanding Send Text to [contact name] or Navigate to [point of interest] or an inquiry like [store name] near me. What's happening? AA used to be rock solid. Since Gemini and being forced to choose between it and GA, the usability of the user interface has greatly diminished IMHO.
Once upon a time, I believe AA (unless I imagined it) showed both cell mode (5G or 4LTE) and signal strength lower right. Now all I'm seeing is battery charge remaining. Did I miss something?
Hello, I'm comming up on my first renewal at the 10week mark. I have two questions (the second is multi-part). I received a Brello email with this text:
>>>Your plan renews every 10 weeks, which ensures enough time for your provider’s review, order processing, and shipment—so you receive your next refill on time (pending provider approval).
As part of the renewal process, you'll be prompted to complete a Follow-Up Intake Form. This allows your healthcare provider to review your information and determine if another 3 Month plan is appropriate.<<<
First question: re: provider review, who is my provider if Brello reviewed my intake information to determine if Tirzepatide was appropriate for me, and to write the Rx for the first 3months.
Second question: re: Follow-Up Intake Form... How will I be prompted, and will I be provided with the form, and does this take place before the 2nd 3month supply is charged against my CC, fulfilled by a pharmacy, and sent to me?
Thank you for any clarification someone can provide to me.
Saw the following in a Groups.Io post and thought I would pass it along since many of us Amateur Radio Licensees started out as short wave listeners. (Sorry. The title is incorrect. It's SWR Magazine). :)
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Note the magazine is available in different languages. Enjoy!