Create my own template? Or...?

[MWarnerCA]

This may be too much to ask, but is it possible for someone to create
their own template, in addition to those provided (Nspire CX CAS
Catalog, tab 5). I often need to indicate a range for a math problem
or graph, i.e., |0<x<2pi and it's tiresome to type. Or does someone
have an alternative suggestion on how to quickly add this to an
equation?

On the subject of graphs, it's still not possible for the calc. to
show values of pi, correct?

As always, thoughts appreciated

[John Hanna]

For mathmom and everyone else...

In the computer software look at File>Export and select Web Page...
This operation will build a web page that invokes the TI Document Player.

It's up to you to post this page and the needed tns file to the web, though.

Regards,
John Hanna
jeh...@optonline.net
www.johnhanna.us
T3 - Teachers Teaching with Technology
"the future isn't what it used to be."

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[John Hanna]

 

No, you cannot customize the templates, but for your example I would suggest using the piecewise template (the icon looks like 3 pieces but it's really 'many') and changing the default '3' to '1'.

 

The math templates are available on the hh keypad to the right of the 9 key. In the sw, Document Toolbox, Utilities (the 'book') tab:

 

 

Happy sailing,

     John Hanna

     jeh...@optonline.net

     www.johnhanna.us

     T3 - Teachers Teaching with Technology

     "the future isn't what it used to be."

 

 

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Subject: [tinspire] Create my own template? Or...?

 

This may be too much to ask, but is it possible for someone to create

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