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14th December 2005, 10:05 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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New versions of Martin King's MathCad worksheets
I've just posted a new thread on this over on the full-range forum, which is where I tend to hang out more, being known as a bit of a single-driver fiend. I've been testing a new version of one of his sheets -belive me, it's a massive upgrade. I don't want to repeat everything here obviously (I bet the moderators would be after my blood if I did, so if you're a user of Martin's sheets, or if you're interested in the most accurate computer modelling system available anywhere to the best of my knowledge, take a look. You won't be disappointed, I promise you that. Thread is here: New version of Martin King's MathCad Worksheets is coming soon!
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