Casio Graphing Calculator Graph 35+ Problem

Hello, I have a Casio GRAPH 35+ graphic calculator, and when I perform a calculation like 0.999-1, the calculator gives me a result in scientific notation like ""-1.E-03"". I'd like to know how to get a result that is not displayed in scientific notation, thank you.

I think it might be a setting in the parameters, but I haven't found where that is located.

Thank you for your help.
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 1.0.2

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  1. Moderator
    I don't have the graph 35+, but with the 65 I have:

    MENU -> RUN (1) -> SHIFT MENU (SETUP) -> Display: Norm1

    If you want to have results with zeros everywhere, replace Norm1 with Fix9
    But you may need to redo the reverse operation for small numbers

    ex: 1/9876543210 => 0.000000000 ! (1.0125E-10 is still more precise)
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    1. Hello, I have a big problem:
      tomorrow is my math exam and I just crashed my Casio graphing calculator 35+.
      Well, crashed...
      It means that when I enter a function to see its graph, the graph doesn't display anymore...
      I don't know what to do to get it back to how it was before..
      Already being bad at math, but without a working calculator, it's really going to get complicated over time...............
      Thanks.
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    2. Moderator
      @youplaboomI have the graph 100+, so you shouldn't have some of the options I have, however here is my GRPH menu configuration (in the setup that should be Shift+Menu on the 35)

      Variable: Range
      Draw Type: Connect
      Graph Func: Off
      Simul Graph: On
      Derivative: Off
      Background: None
      Angle: Rad
      Complex Mode: Real
      Coord: On
      Grid: Off
      Axes: On
      Label: Off
      Display: Norm1

      You should also go to the V-Window and press Init (F1)

      Such configurations can reset with certain games, if it doesn’t work you may need to consider doing a Reset but that will delete the programs (and cheat sheets) from the calculator
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    3. @KXThank you for the response.
      On another forum, I was also advised to use v_windows, but with new parameters to enter, so not by pressing init on F1.
      It seems to be working, but I hope that modifying the data isn’t a problem for tomorrow...
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    4. Moderator
      @youplaboomIn any case, the parameters of your V-Window must be adjusted to each of your functions (particularly with respect to the domain of definitions) just like when you choose your scales to plot a curve on graph paper.
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    5. @KXAlright, so I can assume that it's working normally again and if I have a similar issue tomorrow, I need to check my v-windows settings. Thanks for the info, it's too bad the teachers don't take an hour to explain how these little things work!
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