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New entries are added to the end of the list. Once the list reaches 10 results, the first result will be
deleted to make way for the new incoming result. The following commands are available:
Previous calculation: Navistick up, D1, or command menu item View > Calculations list >
Previous entry.
Next calculation: Navistick down, D3, or command menu item View > Calculations list > Next
entry.
Last calculation: Command menu item View > Last entry of calculations list
Clear calculations list: Shortcut command u+B9, or command menu item Edit > Clear calculations
list.
8.5
Using the Clipboard.
Calculations and equations can be copied to the clipboard using the global command for copy, c+B8B9.
You can paste using the global command for paste, v+B8B9. If you use command z+B8B9 instead, just
the answer will be copied to the clipboard for subsequent pasting into the word processor.
8.6
Settings.
There are two settings under command menu item Tools > Options. They are as follows:
The number of positions after decimal point (or comma) to show on the display.
Choose between the use of a decimal point or comma.
8.7
Memory List and Memory Functions.
A memory list is available that can contain up to 10 calculations. These calculations can be called up and
edited for use in other calculations. New entries are added to the end of the list, and when more than 10
are added, the first result is deleted to make space for the newest entry. In addition, the usual pocket
calculator memory functions (M+, M-) are also available. These values are also added to the memory list.
The following commands are available:
Add calculation to memory list: I+B9, or command menu item Tools > Memory functions > Add to
memory list.
Previous entry in memory list: y+B8B9, or command menu item View > Memory list > Previous
entry.
Next entry in memory list: y+B9, or command menu item View > Memory list > Next entry.
Last memory value: m+B9, or command menu item View > Last memory value.
Clear memory list: r+B9, or command menu item Edit > Clear memory list.
Add value to the memory: M+ plus B8B9, or command menu item Tools > Memory functions >
M+ add to last memory value.
Subtract value from memory: M- + B8B9, or command menu item Tools > Memory functions > M-
subtract from last memory value.
Insert last memory entry: i+B8B9, or command menu item Tools > Memory functions > Insert last
memory entry.
Insert last memory entry into calculator line and then clear it: r+B8B9, or command menu item
Edit > Insert and clear last memory entry.
Example 1:
To add to memory the result of a sum that calculates the total price of an item with sales tax, follow these
instructions:
The net price of the item is 100 and the sales tax is 6 percent.
Input everything between the quotes: "100 + 6%100"
Enter command a+B9 to add the result to the memory list.
To carry out other similar price calculations, all we need to do is enter command y+B9 or y+B8B9 to recall
the saved formula, edit the "100" value and perform the calculation by tapping B8.
Example 2:
When checking cash register entries, we add up the individual calculations by entering + plus B8B9 (plus
symbol and B8B9 together) after each calculation.
The final value will be displayed by entering command r+B9.
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