Demography?

In article <001b01bd4615$f03059c0$2df438cb@nostromo>, Andrew Davie &lt;adavie(a)mad.scientist.com&gt; writes You didn't mention it in your list. I did get the right machine, didn't I? I have a shoe-box full of program listings for it, except they're in NZ and the thermal paper has probably faded to nothing by now. Do you actually use it? I really can't remember much about it other than that you programmed it like a calculator, one function per line, and that alphanumeric output like prompts needed one line for each character, so program listings tended to get rather long. Did it have a tape storage or cartridges or something for programs? It seems strange to say it, but I can remember the 'feeling' of programming it, even though I can't remember much about the machine itself. BTW I am planning on going to the Whipple Museum of the History of Science, which includes the Francis Hookham Collection of Hand-Held Calculators, in Cambridge tomorrow ... anything I can look up for you? -- Lawrence Wilkinson ljw(a)formula1.demon.co.uk The GirlFrendo homepage: http://www.formula1.demon.co.uk/girlfrendo/ "You've got the brains, or so you say, maybe you see things another way"-bis