Re: Basic programs

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Subject: Re: Basic programs
From: ToddEStan <toddestn@NOSPAM.VISI.COM>
Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 19:28:39 -0600
Organization: SCI
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Or you can install a program like popchar on your calculator and use any
character you want without a computer.

Todd

Macgyver1 wrote:
>
> Most of the time you need to use the graph link program to copy and paste
> them from the ANSI charaters. Another way is to use Connect 85, which can be
> found at www.ticalc.org
> It as al those charaters which u can access and store in strings.
>
> GSee111 wrote in message <19990303164025.13571.00002995@ng120.aol.com>...
> >I have seen a number of BASIC programs (for the Ti-85) that output things
> such
> >as an up arrow, or a a solid black rectangle (like the cursor when it is
> not
> >blinking).  How do I get these in my program?  I looked in the catalog and
> just
> >about everywhere else on the calculator, and I cannot find them.

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Basic programs

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Re: Basic programs

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