I'll put this on as soon as I get back to main computer.

Note: you can find editors for the database in ticalc.org's archives:
The light version of the on-PC editor is included in ID's zip, the full one with install pack is here: http://www.ticalc.org/ archives/files/fileinfo/ 284/28448.html
on-calc editor: http://www.ticalc.org/ archives/files/fileinfo/ 283/28397.html

It reminds me of a palm pilot, or any pda for that matter. I like it anyways, mostly for that reason. Too bad I don't have an 89 :(

I downloaded this a few days ago. I made my own icons though. I showed it off at school Friday. (they have to use our school's TI-82's, althoughta few have gotten to use the 'new' TI-83+'s)

They hate me since we were doing chem eqns in Chemistry and I have the Chem Eqn Solver :) . Anyone else think it fun to have an unfair advantage? ;)

Oh, yeah. In math class all the kids want to use my 89 to factor their problems. It is a real inconvience to tell them no all the time

-W-

OMG, that was so much fun, people were so ticked off at me when I could just type factor(<equation>) and be done with it. I course, I DID do the work by hand first.

What is really great, is 2.08. The desktop, which I have set because of "id", confusses the heck out of people. I let someone use it today, and I had a good chuckel at their confusion.

-W-

>They hate me since we were doing chem eqns in Chemistry and I have the Chem Eqn Solver :) .

You could at least thank me for doing your work. :-)

Always funny when I see a programmer post something like that. Unfortunately, it's not generally me in the TI community, but if you're on campus at Ohio State it is.

Thank you for you great programs! Your Solver is a God-send!

I know I had an unfair advantage with my TI-89, but I made sure I could do everything my 89 did on paper without a calculator first.

And once I was confident I knew how to do it, I made a program to do whatever it was.

I never really used other people's code for math stuff--I wrote my own implicit differentiation function, integration (showing nearly all work) function, etc. I never bothered with solving chemical equations because I found that easy.

Yeah, I make sure I have the pencil-and-paper method down before using my beloved calc.

I'm a few months old to the 89, so I can only create simple functions and programs. When I run across something I can't figure how to program, I run here for answers. :)

I salute the programmers who make my life easier by sharing thier programs, or entertain me during a boring math class with addictive games games. Keep up the good work

You got the system down just fine. The only thing I recomend is every once and a while do the work out on paper to refresh your memory. Welcome to the 89 club

*cough* download KBL *cough*

Writing simple functions/programs always helps me. If I need to repeat a process over and over, that's usually what I do.

Thanks.

We're doing mole conversions in Chemistry and I have a var named AV stored as Avagadro's number (6.02E23) and some funcs to covert back and forth, it only saves about a split-second of time, but when you doing alot of such problems, it goes much quicker.

If you have an 89/92/92+/V200 just type in _Na. Its the built in version of Avagadro's #.

Oh yeah, the converters are really handy.

When will you, if you will, release an updated version of your game?

*cough* I hope he makes it easier *cough*

With optimisations

hm, I've been wondering when something like this would be released, but never really spoke up about it. I guess I could check it out.

It has been out for a while. If you talked on the tigcc forums you would have found this out.

nah, I don't think i'll use it since it requires 2.08.