First of all I am a proud posessor of a new Casio FX7000GA. It was the only graphic calculator in stock here in Romania, and an order for a newer model ment an aditional 80$ shipping fee witch I can't afford... It isn't heaven here u know
She is a very good and faithful (?!) calc, btw I named her Mikae Casio (japanese name
). It doesn't matter that she ain't got any matrix/determinant operations because for all this I can write programs (I am a skilled C/C++ programmer and 3d designer). But she has got only ONE problem: the lack of memory (422 Bytes). If she had 1k, it would be heaven, beleive me! Also I do not need all the memories, A-L would be sufficient, that way getting an additional 112Bytes which could mean the difference between life and death. 
Well, not life and death but a good expansion to my determinant-solver program 
So I heard that it is possible to hack the pretty lady and use the inverse of the Defm => more steps, less memory. But I searched the whole wide web and found nothing about it 
So I am asking here, because this is the biggest Casio community of what I saw: Is there a method for expanding the program-memory in sacrifice of the variable memories on the Cas FX7000GA?
Waiting your answer,
Gus
