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Joseph,

I played around with ProSolv at one of the AAPT Meetings and kept asking
myself, could I not do this faster with pen and paper?  This was one time
when I felt the computer was a barrier to my learning.  Please understand
I am no "Power" user of ProSolv.  I kept wanting to draw diagrams and
sketches of the problem.  Give me a simple trig calculator, pen and paper,
not a CRT in this case.  I will be interested in other ideas as I sure
would take another look if positive comments show up.

Lowell

On Sun, 19 Feb 1995, Joseph Mclaughlin wrote:

> While we are on the topic of homework and problems here, has anyone yet
> begun to use the new windows software, ProSolv?  I think I asked that
> some months ago, but, since it is so new, maybe its use is increasing.  I
> am very impressed by what I've seen ( I have a demo diskette), but I
> would like to hear from some users.  I anticipate that some major texts
> will move in the direction of including it.  <<Joe>>
>
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>              Joseph F. McLaughlin, Physics
>    Brentwood High School,  Brentwood (Pittsburgh), PA
> johnmcl+@pitt.edu (Pitt got it wrong- it's Joe, not John!)
>            (formerly jxm39@psuvm.psu.edu)