Paul, what neat instructions. They work perfectly! Thank you!
#- Original Message #- From: "Edwards, Paul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Date: 2008/07/16 14:18:11 Subject: RE: [GWN] Calculator > > > I looked through all the messages relating to this issue and feel that > my two cents may help. > > If you choose, you can use a single letter as the name for your number > stored in memory. Once you have stored it, it remains available without > using the recall function. > > If you have stored the number 7 in the memory using the letter a, you > can then go out of the calculator and back in and type a plus 6 and > receive, after pressing enter, the result 13. In other words, you can > recall and use an element in memory without using the recall. Once you > have your new number, you can put it back into memory either as a new > memory letter or as the one that is already being used. > > So, if you had your account balance stored in memory under the letter b > and had used your debit card at the store, you could easily redo and > replace your balance by doing the following. Open the calculator. Type > b minus, say 32.34. Then, once you had your new balance, you could > store it in b again by doing a backspace s and then a but. > .. > > I hope this is clearer than mud. > > Paul Edwards, Director > Access Services > > Miami Dade College > North Campus > Room 6113 > 11380 Northwest 27 Avenue > Miami, Florida 33167 > > Work Phone: (305) 237-1146 > FAX: (305) 237-1831 > Work Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Home Phone: (305) 692-9206 > Home Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Cell Phone: (305) 984-0909 > > ABILITY COUNTS > > > Please note: "Due to Florida's very broad public records law, most > written communications to or from College employees regarding College > business are public records, available to the public and media upon > request. Therefore, this e-mail communication may be subject to public > disclosure." > > > > #comOriginal Message#- > From: Sharon Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 7:31 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: re: [GWN] Calculator > > Hello Rhonda and List, > Rhonda, we agree. The manual isn't written that well. The > only way we found out how to do a memory was experimenting, once > we found out there was so a thing as the memory. We don't know > how many memories you can have, but if you put in a letter, you > can save your calculation to it. However, we don't see a way to > put the calculation in the main frame to do the next figure. > We thank you and appreciate all the help you give us, Sis. > Living in the Present One day at a time, This is enough. Do > not look back and grieve over the past. For it is gone. And do > not be troubled about the future. For it has not yet come. Live > in the present, and make it so beautiful. That it will be worth > remembering. > > > #- Original Message #- > >From: Rhonda Stogner <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >To: [email protected] > >Date sent: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 17:34:50 com0800 > >Subject: [GWN] Calculator > > >Hello Sharon, Chuck and List: > > Well, (smile), I have thoroughly read section 15. What I found > is the following: > > From File Manager, press U. At the "calculator ready" prompt, > press Enter. After you have done your calculation functions, > press Enter. I wound up copying my result to the clipboard with > I Enter. If I did Backspace with S, I got the "item name" > prompt. I didn't see anything in the variable calculator that > gave me a momory prompt. > > Go to your "accounts", or whatever you call it. When you need > to enter your calculation, press V with Enter. > > When you need to calculate again, go to your "account" file to > see your last entry so that you can enter it into the calculator. > > I know this isn't much help, but after reading section 15, I > don't see it. >
