LZ: "hiding" ZShell & memory

LZ: "hiding" ZShell & memory

• Subject: LZ: "hiding" ZShell & memory
• From: d5w@aegis.nitco.com <d5w@aegis.nitco.com>
• Date: Fri, 30 Aug 1996 15:13:55 -0700
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You guys are trying to do the wrong thing!
Why don't you create a 'diversion' program in zshell to simulate pressing 
the 2nd MEM keys, use the menus to 'reset' the calc, and then just output 
a screen that looks like the RAM screen, just set the vars to their 
defaults! Instead of integrating it into zshell 4.5, only the people who 
want it would have it taking up space! If it wern't for the busy 
indicator, doubled menus, and contrast change, you could probably do the 
same in TI-BASIC.


just a thought


Nick Leskiw
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