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From: louxj@jacobs.cs.orst.edu (John W. Loux)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp
Subject: Seeking Software for Old HP Products
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Date: 15 Dec 89 23:38:34 GMT
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Yo,

I'm interested in finding any and all sources of application software
for the old 9800 series calculators/computers --- especially any
surveying software for the 9830(!).  I'd also be interested in HP
(PRO)BASIC (Rocky Mountain BASIC) and HP Pascal (workstation and/or
HP-UX) software for the HP-9000 series 200/300.  Any version of any of
the operating systems is ok.  While I'm at it, Series 80 (Tech BASIC)
for any model Series 80 machine would be welcome too.  Uh, and IPC
stuff too.

In other words, I'd like any and all information regarding available
software for ANY old HP programmable calculator/computer, current
hand-held product, or work-station, including HP-developed, third-party
developed, g-job, scribbled notes, etc.  I'll take actual software or
names of persons who have such software.

For those interested, I have somewhat of an archive of HP materials and would
like to make it more comprehensive.  If you have anything like or related to
what I've described (including hardware and manuals) drop me a note.

Thanks,

John W. Loux
louxj@jacobs.cs.orst.edu