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I checked and you are correct; you don't need the pause.
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By the way--this is the greatest advantage to the 33s over the 32sii---with all that memory (about equivalent to what 7k would be in 32sii) you can actually use descriptive prompts in your program, without worrying about running out of memory.
In the 32sii, the concept was there, but the tiny memory made it an unuseable feature for any really long programs.
Regards,
Bill
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Thanks for advice. I checked and yes, it helps somewhat. In fact, I like the behaviour of INPUT as it (1) shows the hint on upper line, (2) shows current value on bottom line, (3) accept R/S without a value to keep the original value.
Using the recommended technique (hints via EQN after SF10) I can [SF10; RCL A; AS= (in eqn mode); STO A] which does (3) above but I find no way to achieve (1) and (2) which is a pity. It seems there's no way of doing it which is a shame. Or am I wrong?
Thanks for any comments
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