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Blank the menu levels in HP48. Message #1 Posted by Tal on 31 Oct 1999, 7:44 a.m. Can anyone can answer me regarding these questions: 1. How can I blank the menu levels in a program ("CLLCD" command only clears the stack from screen). 2. What is the difference between coma mode ([ON] [SPC]) to calculator off? All this relates to HP48 Best regards, Tal. email: td@chem.ch.huji.ac.il

Blank the menu labels in HP48. Message #2 Posted by Tal on 31 Oct 1999, 9:29 a.m., in response to message #1 by Tal Can anyone can answer me regarding these questions: 1. How can I blank the menu labels in a program ("CLLCD" command only clears the stack from screen). 2. What is the difference between coma mode ([ON] [SPC]) to calculator off? All this relates to HP48 Best regards, Tal. email: td@chem.ch.huji.ac.il

Re: Blank the menu levels in HP48. Message #3 Posted by Joe Panico on 31 Oct 1999, 9:35 a.m., in response to message #1 by Tal Tal, You can blank the menu by the command TMENU using a empty list - opening and closing curly braces with nothing inside {} - on stack level 1 (I'm not sure if the braces {} will copy on this post, so I just described them) This will produce a set of menu keys without titles. If you want to completely eliminate the menu and pick-up the last 8 lines of the display: build the display you want as a graphics object (GROB) in a running program, display the GROB at the end of the program, TEXT to return to the stack Without checking, I think the [ON][SPC] mode suspends the running clock. As far as other changes I don't recall. Joe

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