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I want to put graphic in my program?? Message #1 Posted by Harrington on 21 June 2004, 2:26 a.m. Do you know of any program that will be a help ?? what I want do do is to draw schmatic to my program EX l;ike a circuit or a truss??

Re: I want to put graphic in my program?? Message #2 Posted by Raymond Del Tondo on 21 June 2004, 6:21 a.m., in response to message #1 by Harrington Have you considered to take a look into the user manual? There you'll find all graphic related programmable functions. Else: www.hpcalc.org , and the suitable newsgroup is: comp.sys.hp48 .

Re: I want to put graphic in my program?? Message #3 Posted by Eddie Shore on 21 June 2004, 9:13 a.m., in response to message #1 by Harrington To get you started: 1. Get the Plot Menu (81 MENU) [or you can type the commands], hit the ERASE command. This clears your "graphics" screen. 2. On the graphics screen, use EDIT to access your drawing tools. The Mark (*) gets a little of used to, so you may have to draw your diagram a few times before you get it right. Chapter 12 of the Manual is a good source to consult. 3. There is no "easy" way of inserting text on the graphics screen, but this program may help. First on the drawing screen, hit EDIT, then ->X,Y, then hit ON once/twice to get back to the Home Screen. Assuming you are in RPN mode, type your string and run this program: <<1 ->GROB PICT ROT C->PX ROT GXOR PICTURE>> (I named it PText) 4. When you are finished on the graphing screen, hit PICT->. Pictures are saved the same way as programs. Hope this helps, Eddie

graphic Message #4 Posted by Harrington (USA) on 22 June 2004, 12:47 a.m., in response to message #3 by Eddie Shore Thanks for ya help I got idea thanks

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