Re: LZ: Re: I feel sorry for them
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Re: LZ: Re: I feel sorry for them
wstokes@vertex.ucls.uchicago.edu
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Will Stokes
TI has already somewhat acknowledged zshell (well ticalc.org) that is
providing a link to ticalc.org on their page and saying ticalc.org is a
very very good place to go for ti-8x stuff. I must admit, they arn't wrong
about it but nothing has realy been done to support zshell by ti, kinda
strange. Wouldn't it be interesting if ti decided to come out with their
own assembly shell and provided thier own add on strings (a few) for some
basic math progs. that coudl be helpful. If would be a deffinite feature
to the calc.
On Thu, 10 Oct 1996, Zenon Lynx wrote:
> Since ZShell is not official, TI will not inform them about the assembly
> capabilities of the TI-85. The only way is to perhaps set up posters at
> school to promote ZShell or to promote access to these forums. Then
> they'll see!
>
> "Canada has no national identity other than our strongest policy:
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> -= Zenon@bbs.nexes.com =-
>
> ----------
> : From: list-zshell@lists.ticalc.org
> : To: Zenon
> : Subject: LZ: I feel sorry for them
> : Date: October 9, 1996 9:39 PM
> :
> :
> : Eric Barker (rbarker@polarnet.com)
> :
> : I was the first person in my town (Fairbanks, Alaska) to get ZShell for
> : my school. It's too bad, but ZShell is an amaizing thing that most
> : TI-85 users don't even know about. ZShell is actually the reason why I
> : got a TI-85 anyway, many people with TI-82's and 83 would have done the
> : same thing if they had known about it. I feel sorry for them. Is there
> : anything we can do to prevent this injustice, like get TI to inform
> : people?
>
>
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