LZ: "hiding" ZShell & memory

LZ: "hiding" ZShell & memory

• Subject: LZ: "hiding" ZShell & memory
• From: vikings@undergnd.metrobbs.com <vikings@undergnd.metrobbs.com>
• Date: Mon, 2 Sep 1996 18:00:32 -0500
• In-Reply-To: <>

IN>You guys are trying to do the wrong thing!
IN>Why don't you create a 'diversion' program in zshell to simulate pressing
IN>the 2nd MEM keys, use the menus to 'reset' the calc, and then just output
IN>a screen that looks like the RAM screen, just set the vars to their
IN>defaults! Instead of integrating it into zshell 4.5, only the people who
IN>want it would have it taking up space! If it wern't for the busy
IN>indicator, doubled menus, and contrast change, you could probably do the
IN>same in TI-BASIC.


IN>just a thought


IN>Nick Leskiw
IN>d5w@mail.nitco.com
IN>--
IN>-The Light at the End of the Tunnel has been permenantly
IN>disconnected due to financial problems.


IN>http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/d5w/nick.html




What I think you should do is make a program so when your evil teacher
resets your mem you interupt it and just put "MEM CLEARED   DEFAULTS
SET" on the home screen but not actually erase anything.

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