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The calculator first searches for the specified name. If it is not found
(it is misspelled, or the application module is not in place) the
display will show NONEXISTENT.
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The HP-41C then determines the length of the specified program.
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The size of unused program memory is determined.
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If the unused portion of program memory is large enough to accept the entire
application program, the program is copied into program memory.
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In the event that there is not enough room in program memory to hold the
entire application program, the HP-41C will pack program memory (packing is
explained in section 8). You will momentarily see
PACKING in the display.
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6.
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The calculator will then ask to reenter the COPY
function with the TRY AGAIN
display.
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If the unused portion of program memory is now large enough to hold the
entire application program, the program will be copied into program memory.
If the unused portion of program memory is still not large enough to hold the
application program, the calculator will again pack
(PACKING) and asks you to
TRY AGAIN.
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8.
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At this point, you should clear program instructions out of program memory to
make room for the application program. If you continue to execute
COPY when there is not enough room in program memory
to hold the desired program, the HP-41C will continue to pack program memory while
displaying PACKING , and ask you
to TRY AGAIN.
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