Memory Functions

CalcWorks has a total of ten memories, each of which can be used to store a displayed entry or result. One of these memories, the main memory, is accessed directly by pressing one of the five memory function buttons. The nine supplemental memories are accessed by first pressing the [2nd] button, then a memory function button, and finally a numeric button 1 - 9. There is also a popup menu available for each memory button that allows you to select the memory (or memories) to operate on directly. The five memory functions are as follows...

  [STO], [STOx]  store display contents in memory
  [RCL], [RCLx]  recall memory contents to display
  [EXG], [EXGx]  exchange display contents with memory
  [CLR], [CLRx]  clear (store a 0) in memory
  [SUM], [SUMx]  add display contents to memory

To access the corresponding supplemental memory functions, press the [2nd] button followed by one of the memory function buttons. The memory function button will then lock (stay highlighted), and you may then press a numeric button 1-9 to access memories 1 through 9. The [STOx], [CLRx], and [SUMx] functions can also be applied to all nine supplemental memories at once. To do so, instead of pressing a numeric button to access a specific memory, press and hold the control key, and press the desired memory function button again.

NOTE:  Numbers are stored in the memories in a format independent of the current display mode, and always retain their original precision, even when switching between display modes.

There are 10 memory status indicators in the display (M for the main memory, and 1-9 for the nine supplemental memories) that indicate when a memory has non-zero contents.

All memories can be saved along with the current configuration by selecting that option in the Preferences dialog.

NOTE:  The memories cannot be saved if CalcWorks is not registered.