How to save equations in a graphing calculator (Casio fx-9750gii)

[@ukrainiansturgeon8561]

I love these old calculators! I have one myself, some of my older relatives have this calculator to me because they didn’t need it. Unfortunately one of their small children drew on the LCD with a sharpie, and I can’t get it off. On top of that, it’s been stepped on, so black splotches are everywhere on the screen, the buttons are a bit scratched off, and the battery cover is missing, While the one I have is in bad condition, some complaints I have about the regular calculator is the circle. It has that weird Casio “D pad” if you can call it that. The numbers are pretty generic, but the standard for a vintage graphing calculator like this one. I’m going to try and replace the LCD in hope that it can be repaired back to its original condition

[@sahajmakesmusic2034]

can u pls help me for fx cg50

[@loganrandall5417]

how do you edit it once you bring it back

[@evan7682]

did you find out?

[@affe.lsn2005]

I don’t think you can, maybe you just have to overwrite it

[@loganrandall5417]

@@evan7682nope. It’s stupid.

[@abdelshafygomaa456]

how do u do that on casio 9860gii I can save but can't find cap in options menu so I don't know how to get it back !

[@jjenkin238]

did you ever find out?

[@zay7jasssecondaccount415]

@@jjenkin238 did u

[@yousifq8567]

@@zay7jasssecondaccount415 guys I think you need to change the calculator mode from Math mode to linear mode after that you could work with capture and recalling it.

[@sofihidalgo4509]

You have to press “SHIFT” ”MENU” ”F2” and then “EXIT”

[@AMC_bh]

@@sofihidalgo4509 thanks for your information My regards

[@probablyexhausted5380]

big thanks!!!!!

[@ASH-by6np]

if you turned the calculator off will it lose the equations?

[@lectureryaseen9984]

not works for fx 9860

[@AdrianGonzalez-ii7jb]

HEHE BOI