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[Karan901]

Well i am currently trying to get some forumlas into the 'e.act' of my calculator. The problem i have having is typing forumlas and then some text is taking too long, and i am wondering if there is a program which i can use to create the file then put onto the calculator.
So if i try to put equations i like the natural display format and when i enter things like powers or 'pi'. I cannot do this on notepad, so is there a way i can type things up just the way they would be on the calculator then send it to the calc?

[helder7]

you can use the casio fx9860 manager (but is not free, is trial)

[Karan901]

I will try it and get back to you. Can i keep re-downloading it when the trial ends?

[flyingfisch]

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Can i keep re-downloading it when the trial ends?

No, unfortunately.

However, you can trick it. Make a Windows VM, and then install it in the VM. Whenever the trial period expires, just restore windows to the state it was in right before you installed it, and do it again.

[Casimo]

You could change the time of your computer or something like that, I don't know ...


EDIT:

flyingfisch, you were faster

Edited by Casimo, 25 February 2013 - 02:42 PM.

[flyingfisch]

No, changing system time won't work. Only system restore will get it out of the registry (AFAIK).

[MicroPro]

System restore may be unable to revert it too. There are some programs that can freeze the time on trial programs like this. I used one before but I don't remember the name. (Note: please don't post links to such stuff. )

[flyingfisch]

My guess is that the emulator does not write to the registry at all, but rather writes a file to a secret location.