| List extensions library forming a collection of list and string processing commands. Included are a variety of functions for analyzing, manipulating, and editing lists and strings. Most of the commands and functions in the library have been optimized for performance, and are much faster than standard RPL approaches with similar functionality. Includes commands to collate a list of sublists, count objects in a list, remove duplicates from a list, distribute list items into sublists, replace repeated elements with a single instance, replace list elements with a substitute object as indicated, roll the list, subdivide a list into sublists, create a list of integers, shuffle the contents of a list, and much more. |
Utilities library, with a trash directory, a user key manager, flag managers, a memory viewer, and more. Unfortunately has a splash screen that slows down the calculator's startup.
Translates the [APPS] menu to Portuguese.
Translates the Apps menu into Spanish.
Create applications using 
Allows you to easily change the auto-shutoff time.
This program automatically turns the HP 49 off in the given amount of time. Made in System RPL.
Describes all of the commands of the HP 49 in Spanish. Now written in System RPL.
Battery manager that records an manages rechargeable batteries. Records number of charges and last date charged. Useful to get the most life out of your NiCad or NiMH batteries for your calculators.
Displays the remaining battery power in the 49g+ and 50g, including a display of the current voltage.
Easy CAS help for frequent commands. Operate directly on the stack. Commands ordered by areas of knowledge.
This program can store a configuration of the calculator in standard mode and personal mode by pressing only one key.
Tool that configures all your settings to match one user's favorite settings, and also can show you free memory.
Program that keeps the configuration and controls the allocation of the keyboard.
Contrast adjustment program.
Automatically set your flags, your language, and your font, and can protect your calculator from unauthorized use.
Installs a FEVAL command, that does the same that the built-in EVAL command but at 203 MHz. For the 50g and 49g+ ONLY!
This is actually a 49G translation of Joe Horn's Feet-Inches-Fractions (FIF) program for the 48G. This is an invaluable program for anyone who works with dimensions, allowing all the calculator functions to work while displaying the FIF result!
You enter the lens aperture, type of film, lens size and object distance and it calculates hyperfocal, focus, total, etc. Programmed in 100% System RPL (much faster). It keeps the used parameters for a future use.
A tool for using the new header of the HP 49g+ or to integrate it into the display for various environments (Stack, EQW etc). Its viewer uses the entire screen and scrolls nicer than the standard VIEW. In minifont 12 stack levels are visible. Intended for use with ROM version prior to 2.00, which didn't already have built-in support for the full screen.
Online help for the 49 with a list of the CAS commands with their descriptions, arguments and flags used.
A replacement for the command catalog, contains stack syntax for the built-in commands. Also, can display only names of commands starting with a given string.
Like the catalog but lists the arguments (in algebraic syntax) required for every command and function when the command is selected.
Provides several icon-style menus, like in the Casio calculator.
Simple and very useful program to create your own icons for fast access to any type of object.
Makes a choose box to select the operating language of the 49G.
Changes the error messages to Spanish.
Text of a famous French writer.
Makes it easy to assign keys in the user keyboard.
This program is a contribution to the on-line help files that already exist. It describes what flags do when they are set or clear. Tested in 1.18, 1.19-5 and 1.19-6 versions. (100% User RPL).
System RPL/assembly library with basic and advanced string manipulation and evaluation routines, including text formatting, regular expressions, word extraction, set operations, base conversion. With CAT online help.
When given any convertible unit, MUC will return a full screen selection of all possible conversions to choose from.
Miscellaneous tools for the 49G.
Allows you to configure a lot of options on your calculator.
Very interesting routine in RPL to key integer numbers without interrupting your program. I saw lot of requests in the newsgroup concerning such a function. Included is a small game to test RJ IINPUT (as Integer Input).
This program can write all the contents on the stack into a string. You can evaluate the STR→ command to restore the stack. The history records in ALG mode can also be changed to RPN mode for storage. 100% User RPL.
This is a a browser program written completely in User RPL. It will take a list of data from the first level of the stack and all your data will be displayed on the graphic environment called in User RPL (PICT). A bar will be shown and with up and down arrow keys you can "navigate" through your data or results. Optimized for the 50g.
Easily creates tables of any size.
This software makes a test over the HP 49 system, according to different items or categories, as Home setup vars, main libraries, ROM versions (CAS, Boot, System), working memory and miscellaneous. When you start the program it reviews different items and displays failed items, as well as a function of the efficiency and performance of your HP.
Library of miscellaneous utilities and graphics.
Library made so you could have some useful utility applications to work with the HP 49 in one place. It also includes other useful programs concerning math and electric circuits. It's made up of a mix of User RPL and System RPL programs.
With this program, you can enter data in graphic mode for your programs. The program is fully written in System RPL and developed for the HP 49G.
Windows-style interface for the HP 49G and 49G+.
Program with various options with icons like those of Office. Simple to use.
Lists the last four errors that occurred.