Re: A86: [sqrt]key

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Subject: Re: A86: [sqrt]key
From: TGaArdvark@aol.com
Date: Sat, 6 Feb 1999 02:22:33 EST
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> Heh, I got fooled by that one once... =P  I borrowed my friend's 86 and was
>  trying out all the available games, and I came across Yugi 2. I was like "
> Hmm,
>  I wonder what this could be, the name doesnt say much, and there's no text
>  file... Well, what the hell, I'll try it out..."  and that completely
sucked
>  that I couldn't delete my memory... :\   Hmm, maybe it was just the 
> interrupt
>  being enabled, but for some reason, taking out every battery including the
>  backup did Nothing to get rid of that program. =P  It took like a day with
>  1,000,000 keypresses of the [ON] key with the batteries out, to recover my
>  calc. =P  Good one, Dux... ;)

You guys know, you can always reset your 86 without removing the
backup battery (except when the crash is a result of an interrupt
problem).  Just remove a AAA, press [ON], replace it.  Remove it
again, press [ON] again, and replace it.