Six different graph styles and 15 colors to select from for differentiating the look of each graph drawn.Interactive analysis of function values, roots, maximums, minimums, integrals and derivatives.Numeric evaluations in table format for all graphing modes.User-defined list names in Lists & Spreadsheet application.

Multiple graphing functions can be defined, saved, graphed and analyzed at one time.MathDraw uses touchscreen or mouse gestures to create points, lines, triangles, and other shapes.Function, parametric, polar, conic, sequence and 3D graphing.Computer Algebra System (CAS) capabilities.If successful, we should see the 'Press-To-Test' folder disappear, and Press-To-Test mode gone. Drag and drop the 'Exit Test Mode' Note file from the computer to the 'Press-To-Test' folder.

Drag and drop the 'Exit Test Mode' Note file to anywhere on the computer.Refresh the device list and choose the calculator.Connect the mini-USB socket on the calculator to a USB socket on the computer.Install TI-Nspire Computer Link on the computer and open it.

Create an empty Note on the calculator, save it as 'Exit Test Mode'.

TI provides installers for Windows and macOS. To get out of it we need to use TI-Nspire Computer Link. The mode heavily restricts the available features on the calculator as required by testing institutions. I thought the 'test' means some system self-evaluation stuff, but turns out it means an exam at school or something like SAT. While I was tinkering with it I got it into the Press-To-Test mode. I don't remember clearly but I think I got this TI-Nspire CX CAS calculator as a gift from my library tutoring job. This how-to is a description of the solution in this video.

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