Re: What's that vertical dash thing when graphing

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Subject: Re: What's that vertical dash thing when graphing
From: James Marshall <marshall@ASTRO.UMD.EDU>
Date: Sun, 1 Feb 1998 16:42:49 GMT
Organization: Astronomy @ U. of MD, College Park
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In article <01bd2ec1$3f7c04a0$e6e1aace@client> "Steve B."
<sbailey4@pacbell.net> writes:
>Just bought a ti-85 and I notice that while I'm graphing a function, while
>it's being drawn, there is a vertical dash way on the right edge kinda
>doing a dance, just going up. Then when the graph is finished and I end up
>a dot on the right and left edge near the top.
>
>Is this stuff normal?

Well, I think the moving vertical dash is normal, that's like a busy signal
that the calculator's working.  I hadn't noticed the two dots before I just
checked it now, but I got those two dots on the one graph I just tried, so
at least it's not a singular event.

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