Okay so i think the conj()r command does not function properly.  it adds in weird data and doesn't shift properly. I know this is a bad time, so dont worry about getting to it right away, you can update it later if you need

Also I think someone needs to write an in-depth tutorial on how to use GetCalc(). It,s too confusing and complicated as it is now. Just adding highscores in a game was a major hassle

So, you wanna save some scores, huh? Well, break it down like this. Say you wanted to store 5 scores. Scores need some space to store themselves. GetCalc() does that for those scores. It basically makes a place to store those scores. But, wait! There's no place to put the scores in... yet. All houses need an address. "vMYVAR"->Str1 [The 'v' is necessary to prefix to the name. This tells Axe what variable it is editing.] is, in essence, an address. Because that string is stored in a pointer, by typing in GetCalc(Str1), you can tell Axe that "Hey! Make an appvar called MYVAR."

But, we're not done! Houses need rooms. So, if we have 5 scores, we'll give the house 5 rooms.

Final command:
GetCalc(Str1,5)

Now, if you store that command into a variable, you will always be able to reference it in-program.

I double checked and it seems to be working fine, I even used it in one of the starship example program.  Are you sure you know the correct use for it?  It copies a byte from {Ptr1} to {Ptr2} then {Ptr1-1} to {Ptr2-1} then {Ptr1-2} to {Ptr2-2} etc.

He's talking about the new error scrolling feature, not something wrong with the calculator.

It sounds like what's happening is that the program pointer is changing to a different location so its scrolling through garbage to the location of the error instead of the actual program.  I'll look around for something that might cause that, but I guess this feature is just temporary anyway until I have the real thing working.