26.10: A.10- Resetting the calculator to factory settings

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    To reset everything and return the calculator to factory settings, first press the buttons \(\boxed{\text{2nd}}\)\(\boxed{\text{+}}\) to get to the MEMORY menu, and then \(\boxed{\text{7}}\) (‘Reset...’).

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    Then move the cursor to the right (with \(\boxed{\triangleright}\)) until ‘ALL’ is highlighted. Press \(\boxed{\text{enter}}\) (‘All Memory...’) and \(\boxed{\text{2}}\) (‘Reset’).

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    (With some of the other options in the MEMORY/Reset... menu you can also reset selective parts of the calculator only.)

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