Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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No
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58
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30.4%
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Yes
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69
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36.1%
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Yes, not worth it
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33
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17.3%
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What is the purpose?
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17
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8.9%
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Sound on your calc?
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14
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7.3%
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Re: Have you ever listened to sound on your calculator?
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W Hibdon
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Yes. I think it is great! If only I knew how to code it, I would add it to a program as background music. However, a solitaire game is not the best game to add sound to. But I would still do it.
-W-
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4 March 2004, 21:44 GMT
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Re: Have you ever listened to sound on your calculator?
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Enchanted Coders
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I voted "What's the point?" because I don't think sound really has a place on TI calculators. The limited memory coupled with the large average size of sound files kills the uses for sound for me. Also, I am turned off of experimenting with sound due to the custom hardware required (which I am not willing to purchase or build myself).
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5 March 2004, 01:03 GMT
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Re: Have you ever listened to sound on your calculator?
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Adrian Anderson
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I voted "Yes, not worth it" simply because it was self-contradictory. Yay!
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5 March 2004, 05:06 GMT
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