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magician13134
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| Is there a copy of the font used on the graph floating around somewhere? I saw the regular font by The_Storm, which was very nice, but I need just the graph font. Thanks |
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darkstone knight
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Weregoose
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View the discussion thread for TheStorm's font package, and you'll find a link in benryves' post. I think this may be what you're looking for.
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magician13134
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Ok, thanks. I don't think I can use that .FON type on my Mac, but I'll just use my old PC if that's the case. Thanks.
Also, that font seems to have characters like lambda, mu, beta, etc. How can I get to those on the calculator? |
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FloppusMaximus
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There are some characters (such as é) that can only be typed using a language localization app. There are some others (such as %) that can only be typed using the TI-Keyboard. There are some (such as the Greek letters) that exist as tokens, but there's no way to type them. And there are are a few characters that aren't tokens at all, so there's no way for you to use them in BASIC programs.
This is going a little off topic, but here's a program that appears to provide access to all of the current "hidden" tokens: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/384/38404.html . |
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