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#1 The_AFX_Master

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Posted 06 November 2005 - 11:21 PM

hi to all UCF and enginnering-related people here

now i start this topic make a engineering programming team for AFX CFX and FX calcs series. this calcs needs a engineering progs background
i recent bought a cable, and developed some progs, The structure solver and unit converter are fully developed and coded, only remains a upload to file to filesharing, i think that are a very useful progs for mechanics and thermodynamics. now , i?m making a thermodynamics equation library and stress analyzer for afx (as VIGA CAS for classpad)

next packs:
.- a Differential equation solver (all Runge kutta?s + euler?s method, for initial value problem) will be ended the next week
.- vectorial operations subroutine (useful on mech progs,uses list 1 and list 2) with: crossp(),dotp(),norm(),angle(),unitv(),espherical, cylindrycal and rectangular coordinates
.-FASTGETKEY subroutine, is a useful getkey imlementation NO MORE ENTER TO SELECT!!! and you can use <span class=F1' /> to <span class=F6' /> keys to display useful menus on graph window, as the calculator does.
.- Structure solver 1.0 (only for isostatic problems),uses matrix resources and i have two versions,you choose the best
.- Fast Unit Converter +6 one touch shorcuts for your favorite units,you could configure this one touch menu in a code out of the main program

i need some help on this topics:

>>please post the units you want to see here, and i will configure this on my converter
>>post your ideas, some people could develop this progs, i included
>>develop a equation library is a laaarge job!, we must divide it into small parts

i will start this equation library now with 5 equations of thermodynamics:

1.-quality of a vapor liquid mixture as a function of enthalpy,internal energy,and specific volume
2.-ideal gas equation of state Pv=RT and PV=mRT
3.-first law of thermodynamics (steady state, steady flow) with all therms concerned to the variations of energy on a flowing fluid
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Posted 14 November 2005 - 12:11 AM

STRUCTURE SOLVER V1.0 beta uploaded today..

this is a beta version ,test this, and send to me all bugs an suggestions

SHORT TUTORIAL TO USE STRUCTURE SOLVER V1.0:

.- on the main window you would choose between 3 options:
<span class=F1' /> MAIN IMPUT : here you would imput nodes and links (bars) of the structure, you may imput on list format ({*,*,*,*,*,}
this menu have 3 submenus:

1-nodes ->put number of nodes, and every node on rectangular or polar coordinates
you would correct your imput on a mistake, selecting the options at end of every iteration.
the options <span class=2' /> and [0] change the imput type for the next iteration, or change the imput type in this iteration (in example: you commit an error putting data on polar coordinates , and want to correct them on rectangular) nodes are stored on Mat N with a dimension of 2xn n=# of nodes

2-links -> put the number of total internal links (bars) that exist on the structure, then put on list format the node start and node end of the bar number of bar currently on screen, the order of the nodes not have importance {node start,node end}={node end, node start} links are stored on Mat L with a dimension of 2xL L=# of links

<span class=F2' /> Data Matrix: here you would put the nodes and links matrix of any structure that you saved on the past

<span class=F3' /> DATA ON MEMORY: the program go to solver directly, using the data existing on memory (MAT N and MAT L only)


SECOND STEP, PUTTING REACTIONS AND EXTERNAL FORCES: BE CAREFULLY ON THIS APART:

now you see on screen "BUIDING EQUATION SYSTEM", "BUILDING FORCE VECTORS", and the structure appears on screen, and <span class=F1' />,<span class=F2' />,<span class=F3' /> buttons appear, with the flags "SOLV","RCT","FEXT"

pressing SOLV, you solve the structure and external ractions on support
pressing RCT, you may put EVERY REACTION ON UNIT VECTOR AND LIST FORMAT

example: articulation on node 3-> {0,1,3} (reaction on Y axis), next, {1,0,3} (reaction on X axis),
remember this: every reaction is a misseing value on the solver matrix

pressing FEXT you may put:
First: the nodes that have a external force on list format
Second: every force on every node displayed on screen in iterative procedure

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KNOWN BUGS:

GO ERROR: i forgot to include the "creedits subroutine" erase the first line on code that says
Prog "CREDITS"

Syntax ERROR: on Data matrix imput (on code, U=20, search with the tool src!), an :newline: is missed
before the IfEnd of this if U=20

THATS ALL FOLK?S

THE AFX MASTER +++

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Posted 14 November 2005 - 08:04 AM

Cool, im looking foward to the Differential Equasion Solver and the Vector subroutine :)

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Posted 16 November 2005 - 08:43 PM

Hi to all: some things to say

.-Structure Solver Updated, the known bugs are totally solved: i will update it on a few minutes
.-Vector Subroutine and Unit Converter, totally coded, i will upload now
.-Differential Equation, remains the boundary problems with shooting and finite diferences method, too heavy code.....wait a bit Andy

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Posted 20 December 2005 - 11:31 PM

Hi to All, sorry for the last 6 weak-programming-weeks (end of school :D )

SOME NEWS:

.-Structure Solver 3.0 major update: the best version of this prog, Totally remaked!
Changelog:

-added zoom and trace option
-improved imput system
-now plots the external supports and external forces :)
-less memory usage than 2.0
-all the data is stored on Mat N and Mat l
-axes on/of on real time!

Now in testing, i will upload it this week with an old bills: Vector subroutine (finished), Runge Kutta 4 and
center of mass
enjoy the pics:


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Beam Analizer: 75% coded, i?m performing "cold runnings" of this prog

.-plots the beam
.-imput distributed loads and puntual loads and moments
.-2 types of external supports
.-moment, cut force and axial force piecewise diagrams!, with the respective equations

enjoy BETA 1.00 pics
a simple beam:

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their moment graph:

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more options, loads, forces and moments:
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COMING SOON:

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Posted 22 December 2005 - 06:35 PM

your images dont work !

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Posted 22 December 2005 - 11:27 PM

sorry andy....I tried to upload the pics via posting it on a Yahoo group, that seems to be not works after i logout...where i can post images as a image sharing???

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Posted 23 December 2005 - 11:19 PM

people..i?m trying to solve the pics problem.....for the moment download Structure solver 3.00 HERE

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Posted 24 December 2005 - 03:56 PM

use imageshack or photobucket, its what we use on bit-tech :) you get a few gig of transfer too :) (google the nqames, i cant remember the urls)

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Posted 28 December 2005 - 12:15 AM

Hi, i'm an Aerospace Engineer, i would like to know where i could find the Forces and Resultants part of the program please, i first input the Nodes and Links, then i find nothing, thanks.

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Posted 28 December 2005 - 11:25 PM

ok OS007... when you imput nodes and links, two messages appears on screen: "building equation system", "building force vectors",...on this moment the calc is doing the equation system

then, a toolbar appears at the bottom of screen (have six buttons, <span class=F1' /> to <span class=F6' />) . you must press on the first one: "disp" to view the structure on stat mode, you can displace along the nodes and check your coordinates as a stat graph.
pressing exe, the calc draws the links, reactions, and forces..if the calc does not displays rows (forces), or little dtraws as the letter T (are the reactions on the external links or supports), you hav?nt forces or reactions

.-forces imput: press "FEXT" and a dialog appears, you must enter the number of each node that have external forces using list format {1,2,7,8...... press <span class=EXE' />, then the calc answer you about forces on X and Y on that node, use list format {forces on x,forces on y

.-reactions imput: press "RCT" and other dialog appears, on list format, and using unitary vectors you can imput your reactions based on their direction and the node.. a few examples:
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ABOUT REACTIONS:

you have a rod on the floor, at node 5...the rod only can react on the Y axis, not on X, then you imput this reactions: {0,1,5 ---> {0 on X reactions, 1 on Y reactions, node 5
note that the bottom of screen displays the reaction number, and the maximum number of them that you can imput

if you have an articulation...that have two reactions Rx and Ry, you must enter every reaction SEPARATELY,
an example: articulation on node 7: {1,0,7 implies---> {reaction on X, no reaction on Y, node 7 and in the next iteration: {0,1,7 {no reaction on X, reaction on Y, node 7 .. you have an articulation imput

if you have an inclined rod , the reaction of the rod follows the normal line of the surface when the rod is supported..is theory, and you know the direction of your reaction :D , put the direction using SIN :theta: and COS :theta: , example: you have a rod on the node 3, supported on a surface that have 45 degs respect the possitive X axis, then your normal are an unit vector, perpendicular at the surface. the reaction have the unit vector : {COS 135, SIN 45, 3

the program imput reactions on this strange way, because you can imput ANY external support, not only rods and articulations, using their unit director vectors, and using the reactions as independent things

the icons with "T" shape, are the reactions, the perpendicular line that touch the node provide the direction that you supposed to the reaction: normal "T": reaction on negative Y axis... inverted "T":Reaction on the possitive Y axis...and so on
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now. your imput is finished, press exe (from forces or links sub directory) return to the main screen and view the forces and reactions. Press "SOLV", the calc solve, and:
LIST 1: forces on every link: + implies tension, - implies compression
LIST 2: reactions, on the order of your imput: + implies that you supposed the correct direction, - implies that you`re wrong, the actual direction are opposite that you supposed

Be practice: SUPPOSE ALL REACTS POSSITIVE, ;)

thats all folks! more problems post here

PD: Thx for the 9860 emul!!!

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Posted 29 December 2005 - 05:59 AM

Thanks a lot for all the explanation, but i got 2 errors, when i pressed on Disp, i get "Range Error", i have input "0,0" for the first node and "0,5" for the second node, i put 1 link, and input "1,2" for it, then i press Disp, but it gives me this error "Range Error", when i press Exit it stands on this line "Then DrawStat.".

Another error is when i try to solve the whole thing after i put the external forces and reactions (all +ve), "Ma Error", and it stands on this line "(Mat S)^-1xMat F".

here're my inputs exactly ...

F1
Option 1
2 Nodes
Option 2 (Rec)
{1,1}
EXE
{1,6}
EXE
Option 2 (links)
1 Link
{1,2}
EXE (Solver)
F5 [Disp (ERROR: Range Error)]

if i skip the Disp part and press F1 to Solve i get the "Ma Error"

thanks again for your help and support :)

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Posted 29 December 2005 - 10:57 PM

but i got 2 errors, when i pressed on Disp, i get "Range Error", i have input "0,0" for the first node and "0,5" for the second node, i put 1 link, and input "1,2" for it, then i press Disp, but it gives me this error "Range Error", when i press Exit it stands on this line "Then DrawStat.".


This is a bug sponsored by casio :lol2:.(thanks a lot :banghead: ).On STAT mode, you can?t graph an horizontal line, unbelievable, but true.. try to do a linear regression on your calc, using a horizontal line...you will see a RANGE ERROR.

on the other hand..why one link??, you can?t put loads on the inner link, only on nodes...wait a bit for Beam Analizer (80% coded :D )

Another error is when i try to solve the whole thing after i put the external forces and reactions (all +ve), "Ma Error", and it stands on this line "(Mat S)^-1xMat F".


The Mat S determinant is zero, then you cant get the inverse.. why is zero?, probably you have a row of zeros (bad reactions imput), on this case (only one bar) you have 2 nodes, then your mat S must be 4x4 dimentioned. 3 reactions + 1 internal force...STR SOLV can solve this, but can?t graph (Thanks again casio!!! :banghead: ). if you really need to solve this problem....wait for the shine Ma error, exit the prog, and do (Mat S)^-1xMat F on main...

other Ma error: You put Two nodes on the same coordinate, be carefully....see the nodes (Mat N, or use the toolbar key "DATA"), remember on mat N : columns -> Nodes....and mat L -> columns -> Links

row 1 -> X coordinate
row 2 -> Y coordinate
row 3 -> X forces
row 4 -> Y forces

and mat L: first row: initial node,second row: final node

Mat S: dimention: 2*# of nodes x 2*# of nodes
columns: links. the last ones are the external links
row 1: sum of forces on x, node 1
row 2: sum of forces on Y, node 1
row 3: sum of forces on x, node 2
row 4: sum of forces on Y, node 2...this is the sequence.. remember it! :D

thats all folks!

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Posted 29 December 2005 - 11:13 PM

Thanks again for the precise reply :), what u mean is that i either solve a Trus or an Inclined Bar only? wow, that's odd!

man, now i love TI, same delima with Intel vs AMD, nVidia vs ATi, <{GNULINUX}> vs Windows ... etc.

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Posted 29 December 2005 - 11:34 PM

You need a non school calc..like AFX 2.0+, or Classpad 300. with a cas an more powerful language
Classpad have a new deal CPLua, a new toy for programmers that seems to be a luxury! :D

Yoy can translate a CASIO basic code on TI basic, without problems.. I will translate some code to TI 89 Titanium.. is very easy, an affordable, because TI basic is faster than Casio Basic

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Posted 30 December 2005 - 04:08 AM

It's exactly a school calculator, it seems they r following the rules, but, engineers need powerful calculator, i discovered that my Doctor asked us to get a programmable one (IF we want, not obligatory) to use the CAS feature, when i realized that i was shocked, i'll try to sell it and get TI-89Ti.

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Posted 30 December 2005 - 08:13 AM

The Classpad should be cheaper and equally powerfull (isn't it?)

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Posted 30 December 2005 - 02:18 PM

I have both the TI-89Ti and the ClassPad, and from my experiences, they are not much different in capability (except that with the 89, there are much more games available :)). As for the CAS, the CP can't do some things, and the 89 can't do some things, it all balances out in the end. I bought my 89Ti at a HUGE discount (89.95 USD after 40 USD instant savings...), and my CP for 127.95 USD, so technically, the 89 is "cheaper"

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Posted 30 December 2005 - 06:12 PM

The Classpad should be cheaper and equally powerfull (isn't it?)

yes, but ClassPad isn't allowed here, that's the problem, and i trust TI more now ;), my dad already had one since 1978 :)

@Taco, where did u get this discount?

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Posted 31 December 2005 - 07:27 AM

why shouldn't the classpad be allowed but the TI is ... they are both capable of roughly the same things ...

Make absolutely sure that it really IS allowed. Not that you end up with an unusable calc because you're not allowed to use CAS!!!

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Posted 31 December 2005 - 12:26 PM

it's not allowed cause of its strange shape and its pen thing and also its big screen, u know that the 9860G isn't allowed too, they don't know it doesn't have CAS, but they don't allow anything programmable anyway, the other day one of my friends (we r the only ones with programmable calcs, he has a 2.0Plus) put all the rules of Fluid Mechanics into the calculator and entered without anyone even resetting it, but thanks God i don't cheat, so i just used it for fast equations solvings, u see, because it resembles a normal calculator no-one says anything, i doubt that when they see the TI they would stay silent cause it's a little big i think, the smaller it is, and the more conventional looking the more it will be over looked ;), imagine that all of our Circuits exam could be solved with 3 or 4 programs, one includes the program Mohamed made for Star and Delta Transformations, these r really the best thing one could take with him to an exam :P.

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Posted 31 December 2005 - 02:02 PM

The discount was from Staples during the back-to-school week

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Posted 06 February 2008 - 12:49 PM

hi
I've got a question for afx Master
Where i can find the thermodynamics equation library you re talking about, please?

I study civil enginnering in Italy. I ve created some usefull programs to solve some problems of hydraulic constructions.
If you want i can post them.
thanks again

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Posted 06 February 2008 - 03:05 PM

I ve got two question. Someone knows where i can find an add-in program which is able to read some txt files?
And what i ve got to do to del an add-inn program?
thanks again

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Posted 14 March 2008 - 04:06 PM

Hello all,

I've registered myself in this post as a last effort to not to sell my AFX and buy a Ti voyage 200! I hope anyone can help me with this! I am a civil engineering student and almost all my colleagues owe a Ti voyage, well they have programs that solves most of the exercises almost step by step!

I'd like to know if anyine has some structural programs, for concrete and beams, any hydraulics software, roads... or if any of yiu think that the best way is to move to another option...

I like very much my AFX but i'm a worker and student (by night) and my programming experience tells me I'll probably take the entire year to code some cool featured program...

Help would be kindly appreciated!

Alex.

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Posted 09 June 2008 - 01:47 PM

Hi!

I've developed some programs for N2, O2, CO2....etc to determine their entalpy by his Cp integrated between two temperatures (this is veeeery useful in combustions) so if anyone wants them just post it (however they are in spanish but there is no problem to understand them...)

I think that it could be really useful to introduce all the H2O(v) in saturated conditions (for example form Perry's or Moran and Shaphiro) and develop a program that gives u the values of H, U, v, P, S all for saturated vapor and saturated liquid interpolating in the table.

By the way, i cant find the links to the units converter and more programs that The_AFX_Master has developed...anyone knows where they are?? I need with urgency an units converter for my AFX 2.0+

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 12:25 AM

The programs AFX_Master is talking is here in the UCF fileshare: http://www.casiocalc...s.maths#totitle

They are BASIC progs written for the AFX, so you can use them.

Also, if you got any programs, please be happy to share them. :)

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 08:00 PM

Ok i will pack all the important ideal gases and i will upload it.

The program i was talking about its the units conversor that The_AFX_Master said he had developed and upload but i cand find it anywhere xD

thanks for the quickly reply kucalc :)

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Posted 10 June 2008 - 11:22 PM

You should send a PM to AFX_Master and ask him about the units converter. If I see AFX_Master around (on MSN), I'll ask him.

thanks for the quickly reply kucalc :)

No, problem. Answering questions and helping others is my first priority here in the forums. I answer questions as quickly as possible just like a calculator. :)

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Posted 11 June 2008 - 12:48 PM

Yep, my intention was to send him the package, but i sent him a private message and he didn'd answer me.... i ask him about the unit conversor too...

By the way, i have contact with someone who could compile a good unit converter like i post in the development forum xD both options are great

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Sorry but where can I find the programs?? its just because i cant find them in the AFX downloads section... thanks

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Posted 07 March 2009 - 08:05 AM

What programs? Ideal gases? Unit conversions?

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Hi there,
well I have a littel problem with the files i download in this link, which belongs to this site (http://www.casiocalc...s.maths#totitle) I need to use, the program named as Structure Solver, but the problem is that I dont have the FA-123UBS cable and where I live is being really hard the search of it. The file type is "Security Catalog (.CAT)" there must be a way to open it or even someone send me the programing code by a .txt file so I can program it manual. Thanks for all your time spent and sorry about the misspells. Hope you answer me soon
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Posted 20 October 2009 - 02:14 PM

Hi there,
well I have a littel problem with the files i download in this link, which belongs to this site (http://www.casiocalc...s.maths#totitle) I need to use, the program named as Structure Solver, but the problem is that I dont have the FA-123UBS cable and where I live is being really hard the search of it. The file type is "Security Catalog (.CAT)" there must be a way to open it or even someone send me the programing code by a .txt file so I can program it manual. Thanks for all your time spent and sorry about the misspells. Hope you answer me soon
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Thank you for your time, but CAN'T buy the cable beacouse I live out of US and it really expensive for just a program, could anybody tell me if there is any way to open a .CAT document and program it manualy or even transport that type of file into a .txt file type.


Gualberto I'll email you soon.

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Posted 21 October 2009 - 05:20 AM

Thank you for your time, but CAN'T buy the cable beacouse I live out of US and it really expensive for just a program, could anybody tell me if there is any way to open a .CAT document and program it manualy or even transport that type of file into a .txt file type.


Gualberto I'll email you soon.

*.CAT files can be viewed with the FA-123 program

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*.CAT files can be viewed with the FA-123 program

That's what im trying to do.. I used FA122 and FA124 but neither open the .cat file of structures i already said above. Whenever i try to open the file a message box apper with an ERROR "parse error in line 8"... what i should do?

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That's what im trying to do.. I used FA122 and FA124 but neither open the .cat file of structures i already said above. Whenever i try to open the file a message box apper with an ERROR "parse error in line 8"... what i should do?

I could open the file, but what does 'RclPict 5' means in programing?
this is the first lines of the program
Filename:0-STRCAS
[u][b]Norm 1
S-WindAuto
BG-None
'RclPict 5'
'Prog "FASTGKEY"'
Cls[/b][/u]
0->H:0->U:1->G
Lbl 1
ClrText
Deg
"STRUCTURE SOLVER 1.00"
"F1:MAIN IMPUT"
"F2:DATA MATRIX"
"F3:DATA ON MEMORY"
can i delet what is in blod and underlined? if i programe any program manually is there a way to upload the imeges? or can i just deleat them?

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Posted 22 July 2014 - 08:16 AM

people..i?m trying to solve the pics problem.....for the moment download Structure solver 3.00 HERE

Structure solver 3.00 is not enough for my isse.

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Posted 12 February 2020 - 07:20 PM

Hi there, guys, and greetings from Chile!!! I'm a mechanical engineer, and I'm also a bit of a musician as well... I love programming too, specially when it comes to graphic-programmable calculators... any suggestions or ideas for engineering programs?






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