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  • Writer's pictureNathaniel Hillert
    • Oct 12, 2018
    • 1 min read

Setting up a program

Updated: Oct 15, 2018

When you read a post for a program, I will say "Create a new program, and name it..." This will be the article referred to, if you have no clue what I mean. Alrighty roo, here we go:


Press the "prgm" button (4th button down, 3rd across)

Press the left arrow until you are on the "NEW" tab

Press enter on "1:Create New"

Enter the name stated in the tutorial


This is the steps taken on most TI calculators, unless you have any version of the nSpire. If anyone wants a tutorial for that, drop a comment below.


Thanks!

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