Also, if there is anyone who is good with assembly and is interested in writing the socket program for the TI that will interface with CalcPilot, please let me know!

Ok, first of all the CalcPilot has a few cool things about it but mostly seems pointless.

Secondly, and this is the important part, I'd like to ask a favor of you. Right now I'm working on a pretty good basic GUI. I'm almost finished but I'd like for it to have everything you would want in a GUI. So my point is that I'd like for you to e-mail me any cool features or clever ideas that I could use to perfect my GUI. Thanks.

Cool feature for you:
Convert your GUI to asm!
(i'll never download any GUI written in BASIC)

Real funny, jerk-off. Seriously it won't suck like some other basic gui's. I wanted to design a GUI that you wouldn't have to exit every once in a while. You could do everything you would want to do from it (i've already made it so you can do math without leaving the GUI).

This program could be improved to be more useful, as it is not very useful now. The program will also be more useful when it supports other calcs.

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Is there going to be another fake news anytime soon? There hasn't been one for at least a month.

Will be most useful for sending e-mails direct from calc, i think.
Hook it up in the morning transfer e-mails to calc off to school , read and reply mail during boring lessons history, religon etc find a schoolcomputer during lunch, send previous written e-mails recieve new mails more lessons hook up when youare home. IF there will be wireless modems then MUD:s are the killer app.

Yes, that is a great idea.

I just thought of a cool addition to my application here! Using the calculator hooked to your computer, you may be able to access a folder on your hard drive, as if the calculator had it's own hard drive, and then when you want to run a program (load any variable), it would be downloaded to your calculator's memory, then erased from memory when it is no longer in use. Maybe we could create library that programs to utilize this feature will use. Ideas? Suggestions?

with all these conect your ti to the enternet why isent thare a cdrom and floppy driver program i meen look if you remember the good old days when a laptop was what we now call a graphing calculator "radio shack TRS-80" lets say thay had Tandy AA powered 3 1/2" disk drives that conected by an rs-232 port are thes just to dead for this to hapen??? I love mine it still works grate at home or on the go then you wouldent haft to worry a boute how moutch ram you have left just pop in a new disket and keep going.
if you want to do this by all means go a head or if you know eney thang aboute it tell me please.

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