From: Gurveer on
Is there any way to change that setting through a program and not
actually using the edit menu?

Regards,

Gurveer
From: Andreas Möller on
Hello,

> Is there any way to change that setting through a program and not
> actually using the edit menu?
IIRC this is stored in the dedicated system RAM, so to access it you
have to use Saturn-ML and write a Saturn ASM program.

HTH,
Andreas
http://www.software49g.gmxhome.de

From: Joe Horn on
Gurveer wrote:
> Is there any way to change that setting through a program and not
> actually using the edit menu?

Here's a sloppy but functional method using User RPL:

<< RCLMENU 28.03 MENU 15 KEYEVAL MENU >>

Here's a cleaner way using System RPL. It works for ROM version 2.15
but is not guaranteed for any other ROM version.

::
TakeOver
'
::
PTR 7A0DB
PTR 2B8AA
;
FPTR 2 0
;

BYTES: 26
CRC: #D9F7h

-Joe-
From: Gurveer on
On May 18, 7:54 am, Joe Horn <joeh...(a)holyjoe.net> wrote:
> Gurveer wrote:
> > Is there any way to change that setting through a program and not
> > actually using the edit menu?
>
> Here's a sloppy but functional method using User RPL:
>
> <<  RCLMENU  28.03  MENU  15  KEYEVAL  MENU  >>
>
> Here's a cleaner way using System RPL.  It works for ROM version 2.15
> but is not guaranteed for any other ROM version.
>
> ::
> TakeOver
> '
> ::
> PTR 7A0DB
> PTR 2B8AA
> ;
> FPTR 2 0
> ;
>
> BYTES: 26
> CRC: #D9F7h
>
> -Joe-

The first trick is really clever though. And the second one works just
fine.
Thanks!

I was just wondering how would you learn those kind of tricks. Is it
because you peeked into the ROM or some other kinda nasty way?

Regards,

Gurveer
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