I can't wait to see a version with flash support. it sounds cool

I'm sorry, but you'll have to wait a bit, since it will be holidays in a few days for Roms, so it will be difficult for him to test the flashing of the TI-89.

Be patient, it will come soon !

:o)

JB.

Waht ever happened to the TI-Graph link program?

Nothing, but no good, sane TI developer likes TI.

At least, not the developers that aren't getting paid obnoxious sums of money to make flash apps for them.

Ironic =P

--BlueCalx

I just realised now we all have no life and are trying to put games on our calculaor becaus we don't pay attention in class. I have found a better way of life! I will become a hermit in the Himilayas and eat snowrabbits and retarded skiiers!

No, not really. =P

Why try to make a better graphlink program, anyway? The one provided by TI seems good enough (please don't flame me please don't flame me please don't flame me)
so why improve?

So those of us who use Linux (the most choice OS on Earth) can send files to their calculator, since TI only makes Windows and Mac graphlink software. Also, if you use a homemade cable, the TI Graph-Link software might not work, even if you are running Windows.

- Nik, who just used "choice" in a sentence

While Linux is, from what i've heard, a very stable and robust operating system, it may or may not be the best operating system in the world. I will probably switch to it when version 2.4 of the kernel comes out because i need usb support in my os. Has anyone tried emailing TI about making the graphlink software for linux?

--Nerd #110
--Future Martian

I've mailed TI some times ago about a possible release of their GraphLink under Linux. I've had no reply, but this is not really surprising, is it ? ;o)

When I see their ugly Windows version, I don't want to use such a ******* :) We can do better software than they do, for sure.

JB.

Why improve? Read this, then judge by yourself:

I'm trying to make a Windows 'Program' that displays a system folder on the desktop and in the Windows Explorer. All linking could be done through drag and drop, cut and paste, and context menus. This will definitely be easier than the Graph Link software. Anyone with information about linking please email me at the link above; I can do the rest myself. However, if noone can tell me how to actually link, this whole project is not going to get anywhere.

You (and anyone else interested) can find all the necessary protocol information in our Informational Texts directory in our archives.

I actually had a working prototype of just that kind of linking program back in -95. (Only TI-85, though). I wonder if I can find it again :-)

Ability to run from any location???? Doesn't work for me!

Does this program work with the parrallel link cable?

It works with any link cable (parallel, serial, Black and Grey TIGL) and with any calcs (82,83,85,86,89,92,92+) under Linux, Windows9x, WindowsNT4.0.
Not tested under Windows2000.

Doesn't work under Win2k because the freakin dll isn't anywhere.

-corey