Re: A92: Re: Proper Tools (was Re: DoorsOS II for 92+)
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Re: A92: Re: Proper Tools (was Re: DoorsOS II for 92+)
One the best ways to do that, (I've found) is to take
the batteries out, put them in backwards, push the on
button, put them in correctly, and PRESTO! the calc is
reset. I've never been able to reset it just by taking
out the batteries.
Jimmy
--- EMPrime@aol.com wrote:
>
> I remove all the batteries at once. Everything not
> in RAM is lost, but
> archived files remain intact. And I don't want to
> have to burn out the backup
> to get it to work again.
> > Exactly _how_ fast does the backup battery kick in
> when you pull the other
> > batteries, if the calc is on at that time?
> > ALso, I seem to remember that you can
> short-circuit (sp?) the backup
> battery
> > with something thin enough, creating the same
> effect as removing it but
> > without
> > actually taking it out. Of course, this is bad
> for the battery itself.
>
>
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