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42S Programing Problem Message #1 Posted by Trent Moseley on 19 Mar 2005, 6:18 p.m. I somehow screwed-up and got .END. in my program catalog as a program! How do I get rid of it on the program menu? The program reads thus: 00 (0-Byte Prgm) 01 .END. tm

Re: 42S Programming Problem Message #2 Posted by Karl Schneider on 19 Mar 2005, 7:08 p.m., in response to message #1 by Trent Moseley Mine (S/N 29nnAnnnnn) does that, too. I think that it's the permanent .END. instruction (note: 0-byte program), as the 41's have in program memory. It also serves as an entry placeholder for the next user program. Entering an external label in the program, then "CLP"'ing the program, does not eliminate the .END. "program". -- KS

Re: 42S Programing Problem Message #3 Posted by Raymond Del Tondo on 19 Mar 2005, 7:11 p.m., in response to message #1 by Trent Moseley That's the permanent .END. Your calc always maintains this .END. Maybe the manual could help? Raymond

Re: 42S Programing Problem Message #4 Posted by Chad Wagner on 20 Mar 2005, 12:53 a.m., in response to message #1 by Trent Moseley Trent, Go to your last program you entered and delete the END from the end. The permanent END will take it's place and you will no longer have an .END. in your program menu. Hope that helps. -Chad

Re: 42S Programing Problem Message #5 Posted by Trent Moseley on 21 Mar 2005, 7:17 p.m., in response to message #4 by Chad Wagner Chad, Your solution worked! Tks. tm

Re: 42S Programing Problem Message #6 Posted by Chad Wagner on 21 Mar 2005, 8:48 p.m., in response to message #5 by Trent Moseley tm, You're welcome. Chad

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Re: Worked for me, too. Thanks! [NT] Message #8 Posted by Chad Wagner on 21 Mar 2005, 10:44 p.m., in response to message #7 by deleted Now that I think about it I believe the thanks actually should be pointed at Ted Kerber at D'Zign. I think I saw that in one of his 42s surveying program books something like seventeen years ago. If you guys ever run across one of Ted's old booklets called "Urban Survey Programs" LET ME KNOW! I want a copy. It is the only one I do not have and it REALLY bugs me. Chad

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