Re: Ti-83

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Re: Ti-83

The ones you buy are TI's own cables, the one you make is not supported by
TI or thir transfer program. But don't worry.

Click on the link to my page at the bottom. Select the "my-links" button and
browse down to the TI83 section. You'll need to visit the ones called
"nick's calculator site......", (make cable)
"cal homepage" (transfer prog)
and "ti-philes" or "TIcalc.org" (possibly both. These are large files
archives)
I could write the links here, but it take to long time :-)


Rachael Callahan wrote:

> My name is Rachael Callahan and I am currently a highschool student
> enrolled in an Hounors Algerbra II class.  I just purchased a Ti-83
> calculator after researching the Ti caculators on the market and finding
> the 83 to be the best buy.  I am interested in building a paralle link
> that would inable me to connect my calculator to the computer (posibly
> through the printer port) allowing me to download programs off the
> internet.  Such links are on the market right now for around $50, $35 if
> you only buy the link and no softwear.  I know the link itself contains
> less than ten dollars in parts and I know there is someone out there
> that knows how to build one.  If you know where I could find
> instructions to do so, or you know someone who can, please feel free to
> share the knowledge. IN addition, I am in search of programs such as
> "horner program" and "the law of cos" that I could manually input into
> my calculator.  If you know how to program any useful programs into the
> calculator that information would also be greatly appretiated. Thank you
> for taking the time to read this. I hope to hear from you soon.
>
> Sincerely,
> Rachael Callahan
>
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