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Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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No, it would be redundant
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81
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33.1%
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No, people will abuse it
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13
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5.3%
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Yes, new members will need it
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17
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6.9%
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Yes, why shouldn't there be one
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56
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22.9%
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Undecided, I'm fine either way
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14
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5.7%
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68K Rocks!
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64
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26.1%
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Re: Should a TI-84 Plus directory tree be created for uploading when it's completely compatible with the TI-83 Plus?
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tifreak8x 
(Web Page)
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For any of you people who already have an 84+, how much did you pay for it??
I game 116.00 for mine at Wal-Mart...
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30 April 2004, 20:05 GMT
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Slightly OT but still somewhat related...
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Drantin
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for the 68K directories at least, could we have columns for versions of AMS supported rather than seperate directories? (which would make maintaining which ones have support for more than one a bit difficult too...) and HW1/2(/3 now for TI-89-Ti?) and Pedrom supported columns?
Maybe AMS 1.x ; AMS 2.0-2.03 ; AMS 2.05 ; 2.08+ ; Pedrom (or something of the sort... )
sorry for writing that out in such an illogical way, but it'd take too long to get it all sorted out for anyone to notice before the poll changes. (hopefully ;)
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30 April 2004, 21:45 GMT
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Re: Should a TI-84 Plus directory tree be created for uploading when it's completely compatible with the TI-83 Plus?
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tifreak8x
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Using a previous version of TI-Connect, it will tell you that you have an 83+ hooked up when in fact it is an 84+. I think that is kind of interesting...
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1 May 2004, 13:11 GMT
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Re: Should a TI-84 Plus directory tree be created for uploading when it's completely compatible with the TI-83 Plus?
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Adrian Anderson
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I think that they shoud be combined in a 83/84 section, and leave it up to the programmers to notify people if programs aren't compatible with the 83.
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1 May 2004, 15:36 GMT
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