Cool.

Way to go Saubue! This ought to be a very handy tool to have in our bags (of FLASH). Not to mention... very professional looking!

This also demonstrates great use of your powerful Advanced Dialogs program (see the web link).

I don't quite understand the purpose behind file compressors. If these compressed files could be run by starters like Superstart, I would most certainly use them.

On a similar note, using Ghostbuster to patch a PPG file often creates a much larger ASM file. I think I tried using ttppggen.exe to compress the patched files, but the newly-compressed programs won't work on the 89-titanium. What should I do to get my patched compressed files?

Use a launcher compatible with the Titanium, e.g. ttstart 2.00.

Oh, cool, my program got featured :D (i couldn't access the internet for a week now...).

Thank you a lot for giving your font to me, Ranman! It made the browser look much better.

Cool... is there a Z80 program like this?

Not on the calculator.. but Lite8x [it comes with Omnicalc..] compresses programs on the 83+ and 84+ calculators.I believe you can delete the source program with this also, but you still need the original amount of RAM free to run it.

Sorry.. had to find the link.. its up there, and if it doesn't work, here it is:

http:// www.ticalc.org/ archives/ files/ fileinfo/ 226/ 22626.html

Well you have to compress the files on the computer, so it isn't as effective.

Sure has been alotta news here lately..

I hope you're not complaining :)

Oh, no, of course not!

Unless, of course, we were to request two items a day.

Which we don't.

But it would be nice…

Omnimaga used to have that many (sometimes 5 a day)

DoorsOS had compression a long long time ago, on a HW1 TI89 far far away.

Yea I remember that. DoorsOS changed the compression at one time so it didn't work with their original compressor. I think I still have data files on my calc that I can't access because of that, and I know I have all the needed backups somewhere.. it has been so long since I felt like messing with it. College changed my priorities a little. :)

PowerComPress looks very interesting. Thanks for supporting the GPL.

Good Job Jonas! It's something that i've been waiting for, as that the best compression program up till now was pepzip in my opinon. Keep up the good work! :D

It looks very nice. I'll have to test it out.
<offtopic> Yay! I finally got my TI-89 Titanium! </offtopic>

Congrats Saubue!!

ha, PCP...haha