Re: A86: ASAP

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Subject: Re: A86: ASAP
From: "JBrett" <tbarwick@esn.net>
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1998 22:34:41 -0800
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>> Well, can any one please tell me what's ASAP? It's the
>>    initials for what?
>
>As Soon As Possible. (We geeks are notoroious for using tons of acronyms
>whenever possible, even the non-technical ones :)


ASAP can stand for as soon as possible, but pertaining to the 86, it
doesn't.
ASAP's are tokens that can be used like:

disp(

and,

input(

those are examples of what an ASAP can do.  There are spaces in the math
menu, which is conveniently located in the ram ;-), that you can load ASAP's
into.  Or you can hack menus with [sqrt]KEY, or u can load them into the
custom menu, or you can just leave them out of any menu =).  I am currently
working on some stuff dealing with ASAP's.
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