Re: TI-H: ti92 remaping
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At 12:12 PM 11/12/96 -0500, you wrote:
>TI>Even if you succeeeded in remapping the keys, I'd double check to see if you
>TI>into the SAT testing session. I can envision a test director who would take
>TI>the TI-92 logo and not let you use, regardless of your keyboard!
>
>TI>However, all the sites say that the TI-92 can't be used on such tests "at th
>TI>approved? It would be good for TI if the 92 could be used on all these Coll
>TI>buy a calc that is needed on the test.
>
> I believe the rules state that the calcs are forbidden that have
>: External power hookup, a printer, or anything with a typewriter-type
>keyboard..
> I believe even a dvorak keyboard can be classified under the
>latter catagory..
>
> As for the last point, if it's not allowed on the test, our
>teachers won't let us use it in class..
>
Yeah I'm not sure for the SAT's but I read all the rules on the PSAT's and
they just said somthing like "no device that has a QWERTY keyboard".. anyway
even if you couldnt use the calc on the SAT's it would still be nice to have
a remapper.. also I don't see any reason why you shouldn't be able to use a
92 on the SAT's cause a 85 with zshell and a few programs can do the same
stuff. (just with very little memory free :)
David Lee
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