LF: Newby

Subject: LF: Newby
From: Mikey <m-barber@students.uiuc.edu>
Date: Wed, 27 Nov 1996 11:25:00 -0600 (CST)
In-Reply-To: <v03010901aec20cb475a9@[205.202.195.234]>

I just got my 92 not too long ago, and I made the homemade $5 link cable 
designed by Andreas Westfield.  The software available on his page, 
link92xp, worked very well.  However, I wanted to install Fargo, and that 
required getting a memory backup from the calculator.  I went to the 
Var-link menu, and the only thing that looked like a mem backup was the 
folder entitled "Main".  So I downloaded the main folder, and tried to do 
a putfargo on that.  The file had a 92@ after it instead of a 92b or 
92d.  What is the difference between the different suffixes @, b, d, 
and whatever else exists?  This is all very confusing, and I'd like to 
understand it all.  I next attempted to use the link program supplied 
withe the fargo folder that I downloaded from the ticaalc homepage.  
Everything I tried always came back "unsuccessful".  Is this program 
supposed to work with the $5 link?  Should I invest the $60 in the link 
available from TI?  Any answers/comments are welcome.

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