I completely think TI is dumb because of the letter. One thing... I think we already know where the TI website is~! I've been there so many times looking for lots of things for my calc. At least, they were polite in bringing out the letter. All I can say is that TI is not good at writing letters because of the lack of description and the dumb TI website. Where do you think the Ticalc.org staff got the e-mail address to send the letter from?

I was directly contacted by "someone" from TI, some two days ago. The "flavor" of the message I received is on the ACZ website, http://www.acz.org

The official response of the petition is the accurate release of the date from which the documentation will be released; probably in the form of two SDK (Software Development Kits) for the 86 and 89.

The news blurb at ACZ should answer most questions. In respect for the author, I will not divuldge in any additional information. Do not e-mail anyone at ACZ asking for more information, including me.

- Matt

Cool! Heh! Heh!

"L'espoir fait vivre."
Moliere

Je ne parle pas français!

(Hope I got it right. My french sucks.)

u did

1. TI is a relatively succesful company, their response concerning documentation or customer service is either due to a handful of lousy employees or their business strategy that has been working fairly well for years.
2. TI delivered a calculator with the mathematical capabilities people wanted; games are nice but not TI's top priority. If they are going to release documentation they will do it, if not then no. The petition should let them know how the consumers feel, but private companies aren't democracies. (How many of you have stock in Texas Instruments?)
3. Last I checked this site was dedicated to TI calculators, not grammar lessons. If (and I am not taking a postion) Brian happens to be 'quite dumb,' I don't want to read about it.
4. Before you start bashing my opinions and spamming me, please understand that I am not taking TI's side (or anyone else's), I am just being rational.