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From: EBERBERS%yubgef51@pucc.PRINCETON.EDU (____ Zarko Berberski ____)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: RE: GATEWAY-48 codelock program testing
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Date: 24 Dec 90 23:59:36 GMT
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>> - Security. There are only two ways to start the calculator when
>> GATEWAY-48 is enabled. Either you key in the correct 4-digit code,
>> or you take out the batteries and wait until the calculator memory
>> is empty!
>..
>> Erik Bryntse / SHPRF
>>
>> erikmb@cd.chalmers.se
>
>
>Or maybe taking out the top left(from the back) HP48 rubber foot, and
>sticking a pin in the
>hole to do a "hard" reset.

      First of all, I wouldn't call it "hard" since it doesn't
destroy anything - ON-A-F can be much "harder".

ox{{      Second, codelock program has been verified not to let
{i{{kO      user in even if he uses back-reset-button.

            Zarko Berberski           EBERBERS@YUBGEF51.bitnet