Hi list, On a recent trip back to (that same) dumpster, I managed to rescue an HP Waveform Analysis Pac for the Series 80 machines. It's a plastic folder with white vacuum-formed compartments inside, and it contains the following: * one 5.25" floppy with a printed Waveform Analysis Pac label ((C) Hewlett-Packard 1980) * a transparent plastic bag containing a sheet of stickers, each of which say "SELECT CODE n" where n goes from 1 to 9 (7 is missing) * an HP-85 format tape with printed label "HP-85 WAVEFORM ANALYSIS PAC" * another similar tape but with a handwritten label and a piece of HP-85 printout inside the case with it showing the directory listing * around 12 code fragments/pieces of program output printed out on the HP-85 internal printer, one of which has some line graphs on it * some photocopies of program listings from the HP-85 printer (one of these is dated 6/2/81) * an approx. 1/4" stack of code listings (not sure if these are for user-written code or vendor-supplied code, but they appear to be for waveform analysis) These are available to anyone who would be able to place them in a public archive available to the classic computing community (Vassilis? Al?). If the long listings are user-written, someone has put a lot of effort into this, and I'd like to see it live on. Usual deal with shipping - I'll ship to anywhere, you pay shipping cost though. Ed.