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From: jcb2181@zeus.tamu.edu (BUSBY, JAMES CHRISTOPHER)
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Subject: Re: HELP!!!  Strange happening on HP48SX.
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Date: 8 Apr 91 02:18:54 GMT
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In article <27fd1d54:2613.2comp.sys.handhelds;1@hpcvbbs.UUCP>, akcs.falco@hpcvbbs.UUCP (Andrey Dolgachev) writes...
>THis is definetely too late, but..  if you calculator gets really stuck,
>remove the upper left rubber foot (I don't have to worry about removing
>it anymore, I can't find it anymore!!) and insert a paper clip into the
>hole (with the R beside it).  When you do this, the paperclip shodl go
>through the calculator, taking the ROMS with it and causing a system
>hardware reset.  No, just kidding, it just causes a hardware(?) reset
>which is actually often more forgiving than a ON-C.  Always keep a
>paperclip in your case, I say,
>       ---Falco

After removing all the rubber feet from my calculator, what do the other 4 
unmarked holes do?  If anyting....

=-=-=-=-James Busby
          JCB2181@venus.tamu.edu  
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