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41Notes (HP-41CX or HP-41C/CV with X-Function)
My small contribution to store small notes
01 LBL "41NOTES"
02 "NOTES"
03 RCLPTA
04 FIX 0
05 CF 29
06 CF 21
07 LBL 52
08 "A:F:I:P:V? " '3 spaces
09 ASROOM
10 ARCL X
11 AVIEW
12 GETKEY
13 X=0?
14 GTO 15
15 CLD
16 XEQ IND X
17 GTO 52
18 LBL 11
19 CLA
20 AON
21 PROMPT
22 AOFF
23 APPREC
24 RTN
25 LBL 24
26 SF 25
27 "NOTES"
28 20 ' Modify for large number of notes
29 PURFL
30 CRFLAS
31 RTN
32 LBL 15
33 CLD
34 FIX 2
35 STOP
36 LBL 62
37 CLX
38 SEEKPT
39 SF 25
40 LBL 61
41 GETREC
42 AVIEW
43 PSE
44 "-:+:D:R?"
45 FC? 25
46 GTO 52
47 AVIEW
48 GETKEY
49 X=0?
50 GTO 52
51 XEQ IND X
52 GTO 61
53 LBL 51
54 RCLPT
55 INT
56 1
57 -
58 SEEKPT
59 GTO 61
60 LBL 14
61 DELREC
62 GTO 61
63 LBL 43
64 CLX
65 SEEKPT
66 SF 25
67 LBL 00
68 GETREC
69 FC? 25
70 GTO 52
71 AVIEW
72 FS? 55
73 PRA
74 GTO 00
Instructions
XEQ "41NOTES"
First time: press I 'Initialize "NOTES" file in X-Memory
Option
A ' Add Notes (Max 24 bytes) R/S
E ' End
I ' Initialize (First time or Clear all Notes !!!)
P ' Print or View Records <------- New Option
V ' View ------ + ' Next Record
- ' Previous Record
D ' Delete Present Record
R ' Return
* In the main menu if there is not any key pressed in 10 seconds the program concludes.
* In the visualization way if there is not any key pressed in 10 seconds returns for the main menu
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This is great stuff.
Maybe we should team up for World Domination: You with your Notes application, me with the Ultimate Alarm Clock (new version soon to be released)?
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"gileno" --
Thanks for the program; I've entered it into my 41CX and will try to get it working, just for fun. I also have X-Functions modules for my 41C and 41CV.
Geir posted,
Quote:
This is great stuff.
Maybe we should team up for World Domination: You with your Notes application, me with the Ultimate Alarm Clock (new version soon to be released)?
That might be a tad overambitious. The "Principality of Pea-dee-ay" might provide a formidable challenge. One could even argue that their arsenal is better-suited to these endeavors!
-- KS
Edited: 19 Oct 2005, 10:16 p.m.
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How about a new swap disk?
I have a new 71B program unlike any ever created before. (In what respect I will leave to the discerning perceptions of the MoHPC community) You each have sterling examples of the keystroker's (?) art. Why don't we dominate the world by covering it in little plastic SS/DD 9114 disks?
Seriously, whould you guys mind if I mirrored your software in a new section at retrocalculator.com? I'd like to call it a "new swap disk," meaning it would contain new software for the 41C, 75C/D and 71B.
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Sure, Howard. Go ahead. We just had a voting session in our UAC community and we agree that this would be a monumental step in the right direction.
