PxlChngr II  for the TI-83 Plus


	(This is the update to PxlChngr since a couple modifications
		have been made to make it easier to use.)

	This is a small program (it will take up about 220 of your RAM)
which allows you to change a single pixel on a graph from black to white
or white to black.  PenChngr is especially usefull when you want to erase
a mistake on your graph when drawing.

	I programmed this file to allow you to change eleven individual
pixels and then you are asked if you want to change more.  (You can 
change this if you want)


 First:  Recall your pic.

 Second: Run PenChngr.

 Finally: Erase those dots.


UPDATES:
	-Instead of having to press enter twice, pressing enter once will
		change the selected pixel.
	-The cursor will no longer move down a pixel before it changes
		the color.  
I finally figured out how to fix those annoying features
		about the first PxlChngr.


Have a great day.
	-Max