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comments:
- author: Rui Santos (Angola)
date: Tuesday 26th November 2019
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I used Casio FP6000 for some years. All software developed for the FP 1000 in Cobol and CP/M was re-done for MS-Dos FP 6000. Faster and with an Hard Drive.\
Book Keeping, Stock Control, Human Resources and a number of other aplications.
- author: Joscelyn Flores (France)
date: Tuesday 26th November 2019
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Hi Polyfusion, I can help you out. I have some documentation that I need to scan and send to you. Please contact me at joscelyn (dot) flores (at) gmail.com\
Cheers
- author: polyfusion (Ireland)
date: Monday 9th September 2019
text: I recently \*saved\* a FP-6000 box and FP-6028 box from an e-waste skip at my place of work, no other items (yet), no keyboard or monitor. Does anyone have any documentation for this equipment?
- author: Joscelyn Flores (France)
date: Friday 4th January 2013
text: 'Now that Youtube exists, I found it funny to upload a (very) short video of my Casio FP-6000 running part of the demo I am talking about in the description$ here it is : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v$U06c5cdNVoM'
- author: Joscelyn Flores (Paris, France)
date: Monday 23rd August 2004
text: Hi, I was wondering if someone had parts for this computer ? I have one, but one of the har disks has failed, and I am missing a printer cable and a RAM board... I would be glad to share some programs that work on this computer!
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