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Re: Do you read eBooks on your calculator?
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Drantin
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I read a great many books on my TI-89 while I was in algebra II, and Calculus... I also used it to read The Great Gatsby and Macbeth for 11th and 12th grade... thankfully both teachers thought it was neat that I could do that, although they did keep an eye on my fingers to make sure there wasn't any rapid button mashing going on...
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7 June 2005, 12:13 GMT
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Re: Do you read eBooks on your calculator?
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bomberkid
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Ebook is awesome. I am planning to write up the AP Chemistry free response problems and multiple choices from 1984 to 2005!
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7 June 2005, 13:39 GMT
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Re: Do you read eBooks on your calculator?
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redsoxfan
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I read the excellent War of The Worlds and another H.G. Wells book on the calculator.
Just wondering, for those of you who do read e-books on your calculator, what is the preferred format?: through a BASIC program, Notefolio, or something else like Nifty.
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7 June 2005, 17:11 GMT
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