finall tom said he uploaded the files 4 weeks ago.

Good. It's nice to know that there's one less bug out there.

1st post.

You missed it.

WOW! A new news item, last one was about 2 weeks old

Well, maybe there's a quiet season in calc-land too...

Think so.. maybe it's called 'vacation'

Off topic:

Has anyone seen the site, ticalk.org?

two words... RIP OFF!!!

ha. 3 more words, lack of content.

3 more words: Server Not Found

Figures... Crappy Site gets deleted.

it worked for me... just click on my url thing above

did you say ti-cock.org?

There's a ti-cock.org? Scary.

There is also a new version of the ExtGraph library (Windows Assembly Utilities) waiting in your file archive queue as well as a new game called TI-TimeWaste (TI-89/TI-92p Assembly Games). Actually the files can be downloaded only from the TiCT-HQ at http://tict.ticalc.org

Time waste was added to the archive today.

Finally ticalc updates... I haven't seen anything on the Assembly-86 newsletter in over a week either. What's up with all this?

Hmmm. Assembly 83 cut off too, with some threads of discussion still un-concluded. Wierd.

Now to all those who complained about the delay in file uploading, thank him who just did an amazing job satisfying you all.

Hmm...i uploaded 4 of my new progams about a month agao,they never showed up,i tryed again 2 weeks ago,still nothing,it seems like they only want programs now from the good ppl

Maybe they have some kind of positive feedback loop:
If you make good programs, your's get downloaded often,
if your files get downloaded often, they get posted faster, so more people download them,
and so on, and so on

thanks for updating the programs!

I know my comment isn't supposed to be here, I just didn't know where else to ask this question and have it answered. Well, some people such as author of graphlib claim that 7 level grayscale is possible on HW2 is this true? I just haven't found anything to confirm this, so I'm asking you all.
Thanks.

Technically, it's not true 8-level grayscale (white is the 8th gray level). It's a combination of four black-and-white buffers, each displayed two-at-a-time for a very brief time in a loop. In nearly the same way that BASIC programmers can attempt to make grayscale by showing two pictures repeated very quickly, Assembly and C programmers can simulate 8-level grayscale.

I know that. The only thing I don't understand is why it works on HW1 and doesn't on HW2?

from what i remember, it is because the video memory (or memory access, i don't remember which 89 has) is accessed via a different chip on HW2, which causes a timing conflict.
then again, maybe i'm making it up without knowing, you've been warned...