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From: janl@ifi.uio.no (Jan Nicolai Langfeldt)
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Subject: Re: HP28S -> HP48SX : is it possible?
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There is a program named INPRT which is freely available. 

This is from the DOC:
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OVERVIEW
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The INPRT application reads infrared (IR) printer output from different
Hewlett-Packard calculators into the HP 48 stack.  INPRT assumes that the
incoming bytes would print with the Roman 8 character set on an HP 82240
printer, and it remaps these bytes to the HP 48 character set (ISO 8859
Latin 1).
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It's available with ftp from hpcvbbs.cv.hp.com (pub directory, inprt and
inprt.txt) Wayne's mail server (binaries/inprt.tar.Z) (see previous postings
for access details, or mail me) or from me.