RE: LZ: FAKE memory clearing programs

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RE: LZ: FAKE memory clearing programs

You could just write it in TI-BASIC. The only thing you couldn't easily have 
(but you could anyways) is a blinking cursor. I think that XMEM or whatever 
it's called makes a backup of the memory in memory and actually clears 
everything but the backup.
--MZB


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From: 	owner-list-zshell@defiant.rbk.sollentuna.se on behalf of be my friend
Sent: 	Thursday, July 04, 1996 7:59 AM
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Subject: 	Re: LZ: FAKE memory clearing programs


> I think what you are looking for is a program that emulate cleared memory, 
so that if a 
> teach says "clear your memory" you go okay ...  Then this happens:
> 
> >From the fake Home Screen (from within a Zshell program, so the status 
indicator isn't 
> running.) you hit [2nd] [Mem] [Reset] [ALL], and the nice little Zshell 
program will say 
> "All mem cleared" and then when the student go to show the teacher that the 
memory 
> screen says cleared, the teacher walks away, and the student hits EXIT, and 
begins 
> cheating.
> 
> If I knew enough about assembly, I would write it, but I do not have the 
required 
> knowledge.
> -- 
> -James Lewis
> jlewis@netnitco.net
> http://ww2.netnitco.net/jlewis/eme.htm  
> [Go There If You Want A Web Page Wrote For You!]


Thats a good idea;
but the exit key would be a different key, such at hitting F5 twice.
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