CompuServe Messages

>> One thing I can't seem to figure out with TC — say, for example, you have entered a long formula in a cell and then see that there is an error in it. How do you correct it? Must you retype the whole thing? (In SuperPlan, which I now use, there is a two key command [/e] to go into "edit" mode where you can either over-strike or insert what you then type on the keyboard.) << No, you can correct the the formula by going to the cell and clicking the mouse pointer to the line which is over the small icons, correct the fomula(you can use the left and right cursor keys) and hit return. This will work in the demo version, try: cell A1 "1" cell A2 "0" cell A3 "=A1/a2" then there(A3) will be "#DIV/0", go to cell(a3), the real contents will be in the line over the small icons. Correct it, by replacing "/" with "+" and press return. The correct result will be displayed in the cell A3 now. The things I dislike are: All diagramms will be printed with a reso- lution of 640*400, TC is with 256 colours and some Compugrahic fonts a little bit slowly. The Charts printed dont look as nice as the charts produced on a MAC or PC, as some functions are missing. -Franz flying from Aying(Germany) with Amiga 1200`030 & Autopilot