Survey posted 2000-06-21 01:08 by Andy.

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I started coming here before it was ticalc.org. It used to be The Ultimate TI Caluclator Home Page back in '95 when I got my link and got on the net. I can't believe I still come here everyday.

When I had bought my TI-86 and the graph link in January 2000 I had searched for games for my calculator.

I had first found ticalc.org by using a search engine and found that ticalc.org is the most useful site for TI calculator resources. Therefore I visit this site almost every time I log on to the Internet!

That is five months since I have been visiting ticalc.org!

'I once was lost, but now am found' A little personal droning if you do(n't) mind:

When I first got my TI-83+ about 8 months ago I immeditly started programming a caves game in TI-BASIC. Because I was convinced that BASIC lacked the three marks of a gaming language (pixil by pixil control, random numbers and key by key input) I thought this was the best I could do. I barly knew that assembly existed. I stumbled upon this antique, long ago abandoned site (but still on the internet at that time) which had a few programs. Finally, some time later I found ticalc.org and became involved in the Community. Now I am considering dedicating my life to helping others see the light :)

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83+ basic has all of those features

How could you not notice all of these functions?

Pxl-On( )
Pxl-Off( )
Pxl-Change( )
pxl-Test( )
rand
randInt( )
randNorm( )
randBin( )
getKey

I got an 83 and went searching on the net for games. I found a million personal people's pages, but then I found ti-files. I went there forever until I heard about ticalc. Dim-ti looked "impressive", although all the cgi scripts returned 404 not found. TIcalc was too hard to navigate until the reformat. Now, ticalc is the quicknav bar button I push to connect :)