=*=*= ›           Atari SpeedCalc››Program/Documentation-March '86 COMPUTE›Program downloaded from CompuServe›                --›The program "SPEEDCALC.OBJ" WILL BE›FOUND IN THE MAY/JUNE 1996 ISSUE OF›THE OL' HACKERS NEWSLETTER!›                --›     This is a brief synopsis of the›documentation for SpeedCalc.  If›you're unfamiliar with spreadsheets or›not a dedicated hack-learner, pick›up this copy of COMPUTE! (Ed. If you›can find it in a bookstore that sells›old magazines. A.P.)››     Some quick notes:›     -Works on 400,800,XL,XE, with at›     least 48K›     -Can merge with SpeedScript›     -Top line is command line›     -Lines 2-4 are input buffer area›     -CTRL-X (exit) prompts before›     dumping your worksheet›Functions available:›     @ABS()     absolute value›     @AVE()     ave. of block of cells›     @EXP()     natural exponent›     @INT()     integer›     @LOG()     natural logorithm›     @RND()     round nearest integer›     @SGN()     sign›     @SQR()     square root›     @SUM()     sum of block of cells›     PI         value of PI(3.14159265)›Commands:›  Command        Action›CTRL-A     available memory check›CTRL-B     next background color›CTRL-C     copy block verbatim›CTRL-D     disk directory›CTRL-E     edit current cell›CTRL-F     change cell format›CTRL-G     goto selected cell›CTRL-H     home cursor›CTRL-K     clear current cell›CTRL-L     load SpeedCalc file›CTRL-M     move block verbatim›CTRL-N     recalculate sheet now›CTRL-P     print cells (AA1 to cursor)›CTRL-R     turn recalculation on/off›CTRL-S     save SpeedCalc file›CTRL-T     increase text luminance›CTRL-W     change column width›CTRL-X     exit SpeedCalc to DOS›CTRL-.     change decimal places›SHIFT-CLR  clear spreadsheet›OPT-CTRL-B previous background color›OPT-CTRL-C copy block relative›OPT-CTRL-M move block relative›OPT-CTRL-R check recalculation status›OPT-CTRL-T decrease text luminance›OPT-CTRL-W change width of all columns››Mathematicl Operators:›+     addition›-     subtraction›*     multiplication›/     division›(shift-asterisk)  exponentiation›=     equality›››     Hope all this helps with your›use of SpeedCalc.›                    Tom Harvey›             ( end )