Oh ok. That's nice!

I made a new more advanced, but simpeler design which uses less gates
It's made in Logisim, so I think the only one who can open it atm is aeTIos

THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZR DOG. ( almost lazer dog)

they did use to put a number of songs on packaging

Yaaaay I'm gonna put 100.000 megamixes on my ipod nano!

That will depend on the transfer rate of the calculator. As fast as you can get the software to run

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GetCalc("appvNAME",[size of data you need])->A     //appvar NAME is created with the amount of data you need and stored to pointer A.
Copy([your data],A,[size of your data])                  //Copy's the size of your data from your data into pointer A (appvar NAME)
EDIT:

For a level editor it might be better to copy the level data to free ram and copy it back to the appvar, indeed, so that you don't end up destroying the level without a spare save file.

But what is the command to store in your appvar

There is no such thing. You just write a value to an adress. Like this:
GetCalc("appvTEST",2)->A //A is the pointer to your appvar now!
10->{A} //stores 10 in appvar TEST
21->{A+1} // stores 21 in appvar TEST
disp{A}>Dec //Displays 10 in this case
disp{A+1}>Dec //Displays 21 in this case

I got it for free when my dad trashed it. It's a pretty near multimedia keyboard and it just works perfectly. There is only one problem: It's wireless, so you have to change batteries from time to time. I think I'm gonna mod it so that you can plug in a power adapter