HP 95LX - Page 106

Setting the Punctuation
By punctuation, the HP 95LX means three things:
The decimal point (or radix). It can be either a period ( «) or a comma ( 3).
The arguments separator (the mark that separates items in a list). It can be
a comma ( 3), a period ( «), or a semicolon (3).
The thousands separator (which separates each group of three digits to the left
of the decimal)—always different than the radix mark. It can be a comma ( 3),
a period ( «), or a blank space.
Press SET UP), (International, (Punctuation. Then select one of the eight
punctuation combinations, as shown below. The first of the three punctuation
marks in the parentheses declares the decimal point; the second mark declares
the arguments separator; the third declares the thousands separator.
Press(A) for € «332 (US. standard) Press(E) for Cay 2
Press(B) for C yaa? Press(F) for Casa 2
Press(C) for € «5 32 Press(G) for C.53 2
Press(D) for 35 oa? Press(H) for C35 2
Setting the Language
The HP 95LX comes equipped with a common international character set (what
DOS users know as codepage 850). To change the language by which the HP 95LX
communicates with you:
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. Close all built-in applications, except Setup. This means that you have to enter
each application and pressing (MENU), (Quit. Be careful: Save any changes to
openfilesin other applications before quitting the application. Remember that
quitting an application is entirely different than merely leaving it by pressing
a different application key (see page 114).
Press (SET UP), (International (LJanguage.
Select a language from the list using the arrow keys and press [ENTER) (if you
bought your Palmtop in the United States, you probably have Engl ish as
your only choice).
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