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Periodic Table Information Finder V1.1
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By: Ilya Winham
Email: ilyamojo@geocities.com
10/18/97

About
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This program asks you for the elements symbol and then display's its atomic mass, atomic number, and valence electrons. In this version you have ability to see where it is located on the table itself! Plus a quick view screen which has the atomic mass of many common elements.

How to use
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Files required:
prgmPTINFO
prgmPERIODIC *
prgmPERITEXT *
pic4 *

*=not required to run prgmPTINFO

-Execute PTINFO 
-Choose - ask.., to input the elements symbol  
-Input one letter at a time, input 1 if only 1 letter. 
-After seeing all the wonderful information you can choose the option, see location, and with the aide of the *'d programs above you can see where it is located on the table.  
-Choose, view common, if you quickly want to see an elements atomic mass only. NOTE**It only goes up to the 99th element because that is the maximum number of spaces in a list. 
-**When looking at the valence electrons the numbers are seprate, I.E. 12345 IS 1,2,3,4,5  23 is 2,3 OK!!***

-If there is any errors please email me!(ilyamojo@geocities.com)

Version History
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Earlier, unreleased versions, didn't allow the user to see the location on the table.

Version 1.02
Fixed the bug in finding out which element you inputed. Had to make it divide instead of multiply.  Now you can see where it is located!!

Version 1.1
Changed some minor things so it is compatible with the TI-83.
Now compatible with MoleMan V1.0
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