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From: steve@hwsw.gedas.de (Stefan Mueller)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: Re: Mac software for HP-48 interfacing.
Message-ID: <916@hwsw.gedas.de>
Date: 27 May 91 13:52:19 GMT
References: <264@hsvaic.boeing.com>
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In article <264@hsvaic.boeing.com> scott@hsvaic.boeing.com writes:
>What software (other than Kermit which I can get free) is on  the Mac
>interface disk for the HP48?
>
>Is it worth the $$ you paid for it?

Well, you get a little Mac-Application that converts GROB's to Mac-Picts
and the other way round.

You also get a few HP48-Programs, I guess they come with every Interface
Kit. 

Is it worth the price? Not really (the extra software)
But since this or any other Interface Kit seems to be the only reasonable
way to backup your software and data (and get software from ftp-sites),
everybody should have one.

Steve.

steve@hwsw.gedas.de