The calculator as a whole seems to work perfectly, but can anyone explain Casio's choice of the shape of their flashing text entry cursor?
I was given a Casio fx-9750GII graphing calculator the other day.
The calculator as a whole seems to work perfectly, but can anyone explain Casio's choice of the shape of their flashing text entry cursor?
2 Comments
JakeSparkleChicken@midwest.social · 2 pts · 1y
It is supposed to be a capital
Aon top of a couple of corner braces. If you pressSHIFTit turns into anS. On the fx-9750GIII you can use both upper and lowercase and the cursor has a lowercaseawhen in lowercase alpha mode. That said, it is pretty much a dong.over_clox@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 1y
Interesting. Yeah, I just got this thing the other day, no manual though. I'm sure I can find the manual online if I find myself needing to learn its more advanced features.
I do have experience with other graphing calculators, so I'm pretty comfortable stumbling my way around to learn the ins and outs of this one.
I found it odd though, when I discovered its various character sets, I didn't see that symbol under any of the character sets.
Sigh, Casio, they knew... 😂🤣