Survey posted 2001-01-01 01:06 by Andy Selle.

Contribute ideas to surveys by sending a mail to survey@ticalc.org.

I used to subscribe to TI-BASIC, I think it was called. I decided to unsubscribe because the stuff they were talking about wouldn't work on my calculator and also I'd get replies from other people to topics and stuff. I really just turned into junk mail that I deleted every time I saw in my mailbox. If they had something like a TI-83(+) BASIC newsletter, I might subscribe to that. The newsletters, I think are too general.

I don't read it.... where do u subscribe... what does it talk about?? ASM? BASIC? Or other programs?

"I didn't know there was a ticalc.org newsletter..."

Same here, but I'm already subscribed to several newsletters/mailing lists, so I think I'll stick out of this one (I think I have 4... for some that's a lot, and for some that's nothing, but it's a lot for me.)

Also, I'm interested in learning basic, but I don't have the time to, and I don't have the patience to read a book about it. (Maybe one day I can read the book my brother read oh so long ago...) Anyway, any suggestions? I'm an addict to everything and anything that I touch, and therefore if I start programming games, I might make some really good ones to spread around. I am not a regular posting-person, so if I don't get an automatic email reminder, just email me a copy or a reminder that I got a reply at LonMelJr@aol.com. Thanks guys, and have a happy and healthy 2001.

You know they just asked this to make you suscribe...

I read it but I dont subscribe to it.

I mean, Why subscribe to it when i can read it on the site the second it comes out and it probably looks a lot better on the site than in the E-mail?

I come here to download games, sometimes math/science programs for a test. What would I need a newsletter for?

But you bothered to create yourself a user and log in
to vote and write this message? strange :)

///Olle

Let's do a little comparison, WHY DON'T WE?

Learning basic and mastering: 30 hours min.

VS.

Creating a username and typing a message: 20 minutes

You do the math.