Q:
What
do
three dots (
...
) mean
at
the
right end of a display
line?
A:
The
three
dots, called
an
ellipsis,
indicate
that
the
displayed
object
is
too long to
display
on
one
line.
Q:
How
do
I display
all
of
an
object?
A:
Use
.1
EDIT
1
or
.1
VISIT
1 to
return
the
object to
the
command
line,
as described in "Editing Exisiting Objects"
on
page
173.
You
can
then
use
the
cursor keys to
display
any
part
of
the
object.
To
cancel
the
edit, press 1 ON
I·
Q:
What
does
"object"
mean?
A:
"Object" is a general
term
for almost
everything
you
work
with.
Numbers,
expressions, arrays, programs,
and
so on, are all types
of
objects. See "Major Features
and
Concepts"
on
page
25 for a brief
description
of
object types,
or
see
chapter
16, "Objects," for a
detailed
discussion
of
object types.
Q:
The
calculator
beeps
and displays
Bad
Ht-gwllent
T':4pe. What is
wrong?
A:
The
objects
on
the
stack
aren't
the
correct
type
for
the
command
you're
attempting.
For example, executing 1 STO 1
without
a
name
in
level 1 causes this error. Use CATALOG to check
the
correct
argu-
ments
for
the
command,
as described in "The Catalog
of
Commands"
on
page
31.
Q:
The
calculator
beeps
and displays T
e,
0
Few
H
t-
9 U
IT!
e n t
s.
What is
wrong?
A:
There
are
fewer
objects
on
the
stack
than
required
by
the
com-
mand
you're
attempting.
For example, executing G
with
only
one
number
on
the
stack causes this error. Use CATALOG to check
the
correct
arguments
for
the
command,
as described in "The Catalog
of
Commands"
on
page
31.
Q:
The
calculator
beeps
and displays
an
error
message different
from
the
two
listed
above.
How
do
I find out what's
wrong?
A:
See
appendix
A, "Messages," in
the
Reference
Manual.
Q:
How
do
I turn off the
beeper?
A:
Type 51 SF 1 ENTER
I.
This sets flag 51,
which
disables
the
beeper.
Q:
How
can
I print a copy of
the
display?
A:
Press
and
hold
ION
I,
press [IJ,
and
release
ION
I.
A:
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