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Hi. Rhonda taught me how to use the calculator to keep my
checkbook records in a database called Banking that she helped me
create. When I hit s for scentific calculator and the last
calculation's up there, I make an entry which is either an
addition or a subtracted number hit a a-chord and enter. But
when I do a reset, I lose the dang number and must go into the
last entry of my database (based on the date and put that
calculation back inthe memory. Is there any way this could be
fixed so a reset doesn't kill the calculation in memory? Also, if
I don't want to disturb this calculation and make another one
without writing over it, is there any way to do this without
erasing this database calculation? You might have gone over this
with me before, Rhonda, but I don't recall. I have an m-power Bt
with 7.1. I love the database going to add a record, putting the
fields in, going to the balance, hitting enter with i-chord and
c, and having that calculation go into my database. I wish
there was a way that a calculation could automatically go into
the database without putting it inthe memory, then it would be
almost like a real, complete checkbook program. That's exactly
what I use this "bank" database for, however. I don't do it
month to month, because I think it would be too comfusing.
Anyway, my numbers don't double, but maybe that's because I don't
know how to do any other calculations when this is sitting in
memory, and this calculation's sitting there when I hit the s. I
wish there was a way this calculation would be in memory without
it showing up when you did the s chord, (unless you wanted to
see it to make the entry. What I'm trying to say I wish there
was a feature that when you hit the s for scientific calculator,
you could either have a blank screen, or see the calculation you
could add to or subtract from to put inthe database. Am I
stating this correctly, Rhonda? Goodness, goodness. Thanks for
any info you or anyone can give me about using the calculator
inthe database. Jonathan, what do you think about fixing this
feature, lad?
