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It is possible to move within a calculation by moving the cursor with
B9+B1 or B9+B4. You can also move left and right with the Navistick.
The previous 10 calculations are kept in the calculations list. Use
Navistick up and down or D1 and D3. Previous calculations can be
edited to perform further calculations.
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:
1. Previous calculation: Navistick up, D1, or command menu item
View > Calculations list > Previous entry.
2. Next calculation: Navistick down, D3, or command menu item
View > Calculations list > Next entry.
3. Last calculation: Command menu item View > Last entry of
calculations list
4. Clear calculations list: Shortcut command u+B9, or command
menu item Edit > Clear calculations list.
7.6 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.
7.7 Settings.
There are two settings under command menu item Tools > Options.
They are as follows:
1. The number of positions after decimal point (or comma) to show
on the display.
2. Choose between the use of a decimal point or comma.
7.8 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
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