🚀 go-pugleaf

A couple of various things have appeared on this list that I'd
like to respond to.

1) Anti edit can be done, but not anti-reset. I wish it could,
though, myself.

2) If you're running a program and you get an Error 10 Data Typr
(I mean DATA TYPE) error, you probably have a GDB, program, or
constant with the same name as one of the variables you're trying
to use.

3) You're right, I'm not telling how I got the special characters
I used to enhance TETRIS, but I am releasing the file that has
all of them I've been able to get.

begin 644 chars.85p
M*BI423@U*BH:#`!0<F]G<F%M(&9I;&4@9&%T960@,#$O,38O.30L(#(R.C$Y
M``!3)R)2MIHX``D`*P`2!4-(05)3*P`I``#6UML?W;K97V`>M]?:MCL%S\Y_
7W@8(N.`'V-;3U8&"@X2%AH>(B1V`J!@`
`
end


4) I do believe GraphTI is worth the money.

5) It doesn't seem to be a well known fact, but TI does have
books about using the 85 for 1st year (college) physics,
and engineering. If you don't know calculus, though, they're
very difficult to follow. I should know, I'm not taking calc
until next year and I'm in Honors Physics, which is like 1st
year college physics, and the book just boggles me. Are all of
those dx,dy,dt and funky f things really necessary?

And I finally got around to sending out the SKA files a day
or two ago. If you didn't get what you requested, I either
lost the paper I wrote your request on (I'm only human) or
I got the mail sent back to me because it couldn't find you.
(this was the case with CIP-HG... and KYLE@VAXI....)