[rboy]

i deleted all my messages through the main message inbox. all messages where deleted ok but when i scroll back to the message inbox while its in zen it says -33. when i click on it i dont have any messages. i dont understand this one.

[aiharkness]

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Try pulling the battery. If that doesn't reset the count, take a look at http://blackberryfaq.com/index.php/H...%2C_or_zero%3F.

[rboy]

Originally Posted by aiharkness

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Try pulling the battery. If that doesn't reset the count, take a look at How do I reset my message counter to clear, or zero? - BlackBerryFAQ.com.

thank you. it worked. nice link; when i did my search didnt see that one.

[NCBuckeye]

Usually means less than one, or possibly a no....lol.

[Sith_Apprentice]

Originally Posted by NCBuckeye

Usually means less than one, or possibly a no....lol.

LOL

here is the $10million question.

What is the value of -0/0

[cjcarbone]

well, i would have to go with 10million on that one, pay up. lol

[Sith_Apprentice]

have to get the answer right first

[TroyDBrown]

Originally Posted by Sith_Apprentice

LOL

here is the $10million question.

What is the value of -0/0

After stopping my head from spinning. I went to the source of all answers. Windows Vista, ok, well the calculator function. And I was shocked at the answer. This is what appeared as the result:

Result of function is undefined.

At least I didn't get a Blue Screen of Death.

[dankarlinski]

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-0/0 was undefined??

I guess that's true, because you can't have a positive zero, now can you

[DallasFlier]

Originally Posted by Sith_Apprentice

LOL

here is the $10million question.

What is the value of -0/0

Well...

Anything divided by itself is equal to one.

But...

Anything divided by zero is equal to infinity.

So...

In this special case, I think you have to average the answers, so it would be (infinity + 1) / 2 = infinity (negative in this case, of course!)

Or...

For the poster who turned to Vista and the calculator for an answer, on a BlackBerry forum - shame, shame! The BlackBerry of course has a calculator, and the BlackBerry says the answer is: -E-

(Covering all the bases here)

[aiharkness]

IF 0/0 = X,

Then 0 = 0 * X

and any X mulitpled by 0 will be 0

so X cannot be defined.

Same for -0/0.

[whdigital]

Originally Posted by Sith_Apprentice

here is the $10million question.

What is the value of -0/0

The "value" is $10million. Clearly stated. The answer to the question of the function is "undefined."