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-Using the [[dm41x_ladybug_module| Ladybug module]] for Integer/Base calculations means it's impossible to also have the [[41z_module| 41Z complex number module]] or the [[hp16c_emulator| HP16C simulator module]] and the necessary library "plugged in" at the same time. There is a clash between ''Library 4'' needed for ''41z'' (and also needed for ''16C'' if you want to use the //other// integer/base HP16C option) and ''OS/4'' which is needed for ''Ladybug''.+Using the [[dm41x_ladybug_module| Ladybug module]] for Integer/Base calculations means it's impossible to also have the [[41z_module| 41Z complex number module]] or the [[hp16c_emulator| HP16C simulator module]] and the necessary library "plugged in" at the same time. There is a clash between ''Library 4'' needed for ''41z'' (and also needed for ''16C'') and ''OS/4'' which is needed for ''Ladybug''.
  
 I've used the DM41X "module save/load" function to have different module-plugged states: I've used the DM41X "module save/load" function to have different module-plugged states:
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