Actually, also available through DoorsCS7 and x-lib (hex command) and axe parser. So I do have lowercase, and thinking they are each 2 bytes so I try to minimize use of lowercase.

Wouldn't it take more memory to add all of those closing " ?

I was planning on it anyways, That is not a way of the basic 1337 rules.

You can write it all in big blocks, but make it like this:

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:Lbl A
:text(0,0,"Hayleia.orange"):Goto Aand not like this:

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:Lbl A:text(...or like this:

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:Lbl A
:text(0,0,("Hayleia.orange:Goto A
Always put every ) and " and always use a new line for a new Lbl

yeah, but that makes it more difficult for optimization. 
So I recommend just using separate lines.

yeah, of cause it will be diffivult.
I ever made it like this:

Write every command in a new line.
NEVER forget any ) or "
If all is ready, And you can't optimise the code more, write : at the end of every line and press DEL

Then it will all be a block without any mistakes!

I'm not asking how to write a block without mistakes, I meant why write a block at all?

Have you written it in a block or a single line for every command?

(In such a big program you can save 50 to 100 if you write it in a block. But then it'll be hard to read the code. And then it'll be very annoying if yo press CLEAR!!!)

You actually don't save memory if you write it in a block, you waste memory most of the time.

:Output(1,1,"HI
:Pause
^11 bytes

:Output(1,1,"HI"):Pause
^13 bytes

Well I don't have to worry about that, my calc is really messed up.

I already pulled out the extra battery, I can turn it on but on the screen is some black lines every where, also none of the buttons work (meaning only way to turn it back off is to pull out a battery). Sorry I cannot be on irc chat, this computer I am on (at my grandma's) is so slow and won't let me.