Hi!
I need some help in transfering some programs I downloaded to my fx-9860G.
I downloaded those programs from the edu casio website (programs like geometry, physium, trigonometry etc) but I can't put them into FA-124.
How do I solve this problem? How do I run some programs on the calculator??
What should I do?
Tks, and please help me because Im in need for those programs for the examens.
Can't Transfer Programs To 9860. Extensions Don't Match!
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Ricardo VA
, Nov 23 2006 11:25 PM
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Posted 24 November 2006 - 04:32 AM
Hello and welcome to the forum!
Maybe this Wiki can help you out: http://kucalc.frih.net/Wiki/id=1.html
You can basically follow the same directions, but replace G1R with G1A for add-ins.
You welcome to visit my site and get some games off there also!
Maybe this Wiki can help you out: http://kucalc.frih.net/Wiki/id=1.html
You can basically follow the same directions, but replace G1R with G1A for add-ins.
You welcome to visit my site and get some games off there also!
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Ricardo VA
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Posted 24 November 2006 - 10:25 PM
It just dont work. When I move g1r files to FA-124, everything goes alright, but when I try to put g1a file, it says something like "invalid extension"
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Posted 24 November 2006 - 11:54 PM
Sorry, the way of importing G1R files is different from G1A. To make it up to you, I wrote a complete tutorial on the right way of importing G1A files. You can find the tutorial here: http://kucalc.frih.net/Wiki/id=3.html
All that I ask you is to sign-up on my site and join the community!
All that I ask you is to sign-up on my site and join the community!
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