The 'Program view' screen displays all steps
in a program, and it allows you to add additional steps, or edit/delete
existing steps.
The easiest way to create a program
is to use the "record" button. Tapping this button will return
you to the main screen in "recording" mode (a display will flash
underneath the main register). As you execute commands they will
be added to the program in sequence. When you are done entering
commands you can return to the "Program view" screen to fine-tune the
program.
Each step of the program can
have a label assigned to it. This label will be used for program
control, such as looping using the Goto or Gosub commands.
Some program commands will also require a
value. For instance, the "Rcl" (recall) command needs a value to
define from which memory register to retrieve the value. If you
want to recall a value from memory register 6 then the command
("Action") would look like "Rcl6".
When you assign the program to a
button on the main screen, the button will display the "Label" text, in
this case "Dice". If you don't assign a label for the program
then the button will appear blank.
You can switch to a different program using
the popup list at the top of the screen.