HP 49g Graphing Calculator - Manual (Page 106)

You can also execute an object from the command line as follows:
® In RPN mode:
- To evaluate a backup object, enter:
:Port_Number: Backup_Name variable_name EVAL
- To recall a backup object to the command line, enter:
:Port_Number: Backup_Name variable_name RCL
® In algebraic mode:
- To evaluate a backup object, enter:
EVAL(:Port_Number: Backup_Name variable_name)
- To recall a backup object to the corraxiand line, enter:
RCL{:Port_Number: Backup_Name variable^name
You can also use 0® as described in “Accessing port contents” on page
11
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2
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If you do not remember in which port a backup object is stored, you can
use the & symbol in place of the port niunber. This causes the HP49G to
search all the ports, and then the HOME directory.
You can also refer to a port by tags:
“E” and “ERAM” refer to port 1
“F” and “FROM” refer to port 2
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