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I am almost ready to release DiM 3, the most efficient way to swap messages on a calc amongst a small-medium group of people. Each person is assigned a code, and can leave a 16-letter message (only spaces & a-z are allowed) New to this version is the ability to store 6 mesages per user, custom matrix length, admin program, message checker to tell you if a user has 6 messages, more efficient design, seeyour message as you type it,psuedo archiving, and more. Since this will probably be the FINAL version of DiM 2, I will do my best to accomidate user requests into the program. I know of a way to store these messages to a list rather than a matrix, but it is less efficient & slower. The default # of messages that a calc can store is 85, but I have gotten up to 120 with the new psuedo archived state, which is very simple, but I never thought to incorperate it into previous versions of DiM. Contact me @ vrmlbasic@hotmail.com, or check out http://www.toad.net/~klang, if you want more info, or to leave a comment, etc.

How would this work? Would several people share the same calculator? Would there be a central calculator that several people linked to?

There would be a 'central calculator', which would be the ONLY calculator that could store messages. All other calculators in the group would be viewer calculators, meaning that they could view the database, but not add to or edit it. When the central calc owner wants to transfer the database the first time he'd only have to send the viewer program & subroutines and the database. From then on, after the database has been updated, the owner would only have to transfer the db. The best part is that th owner only has to transfer the db to 1 or 2 people, and the link to another & another,..... If the person holding the 'central calc' wants to make another calculator be the 'central calc', then all he'd have to do would be to transfer al of the DiM programs and subroutines to the calc, and delete all programs except for the viewer ones. The main limitations of DiM are that there can only be 1 'central calc', and that because TI-BASIC alone is only capable of psuedo-archiving, so the message db can't be bigger than the RAM. Also, DiM cannot work in large groups. \

Hope that clarifies a few things, and if you have input on the DiM project, please contact me at vrmlbasic@hotmail.com

-- VrmlBasic

Hey, everyone, I just finished The 83+ Locker. It's BASIC but it's also locked. With your program locked on the PC with this progname at the beginning of your prog, your program is 100% hack free! I'm doing this one for JamCalc.org so I can get in. Look for my other progs by me!

100% hack free? Pure TI-BASIC? No Way.

How much you wanna bet? I got about $140.25 that says that if you use this program correctly, it'll be hack free. I promise. Do let me explain it to you here since there won't be enough room. I'm at Asm8x@hotmail.com
By the way, that $140.25 is for a new Ti-83+ Silver Edition that I need the ROM and Graph Link for. So thbthbthbthb! Just joking!

That was suppose to say, 'Don't let me explain it to you'. This keyboard's messed up!

There is no such thing as a hack-free program using ONLY TI-Basic. Ever heard of the PC?If you can't crack the program, just send it to the PC, and work from there. Or, use a program like CS. You don't have a SE yet???!


What is with this jamcalc thing, are you spam-vertising for it??

-- VrmlBasic

I have e-mailed you twice, why don't you reply??

What's that supposed to mean!!!

I was gonna join JamCalc.org

the silver edition is the best thing you will ever invest $137 dollars into and that is including tax exept i'm a few cents off but ohh well yu'll love the silver

Hey, all. STOP SCROLLING STOP SCROLLING. DON'T GO PAST THIS MESSAGE WITHOUT READING IT!!!
Anyways, have you ever wanted to freak out your friends 83+ that their RAM got reset. Well here's the trick. Who's looking for how to put both large and small text on the same screen. Well, Simply do this!

You want big text first like this:

Text(-1,0,0,"This is Homescreen text

Text(0,0,"And this is Graph Text

It honestly works. Now as much as I would like to take credit for this glitch, I'm not.
I found it at the webpage link above. Check it out!

That is an old trick, and most 'tricks' & 'glitches' listed on the worthless JamCalc don't work. I have asked for you to explain the Locker prog, and you don't. What is your problem?

Hey, man! Someone's jst a little impatient aren't they!
Fine!
Locker8x was made into a ProtProg via the GraphLink. If you insert it's prog name at the beginning of your program and then send your program to the 8x software via Graph Link and protect your program where it'll be a ProtProg. Send this back to your calc and there you have it. It may take a little more hassle than you might want, but after it's all done, you have an unhackable program. THIS MEANS THAT NO ONE CAN EDIT IT! Don't get so freaken mad at me!

By the way, this trick may not be so old since I've seen NO ONE use it in their programs. At least no one who has publish their progs. Not for the 8x at least. By the way, do talk crap about other sites you don't know about. I've tried all their glitches and EVERY SINGLE ONE WORKS.
I'll I'm asking is for you to not get so hot tempered with me.

Alright, SOME tricks work, like the text and thesound, but the RAM clearer & the self test and more do not work. I tried all tricks on an SE @OS 1.1.4 & on a normal 83+ with OS 1.12.

Are you on right now online?

What Ram clearer is that?
I hate to be the guy who gets on your nerve so much but uh, Self Test does work. Press MODE and then press Alpha+S. It resets your ram afer a few key presses. I have a 1.13 and I'm looking for a 1.14. I need to upgrade.

OS 1.15 is out. Goto the TI online store and download it, or I can e-mail it to you. It is about 540 kb on the pc. The trick I mean about the ram reset is as follows: "Clearing RAM in a Program
(Thanks to Alan Hamlett from The Calc Site)

Many people think that the only program that will clear the RAM is an assembly program. However, this is not true. You can create a BASIC program that will clear the RAM. Here is what you do:

Create 2 programs: prgmX and prgmY
In prgmX, put the following code:

Asm(prgmY

In prgmY, put the following code:

AsmPrgm

Then just run prgmX and the RAM will clear. (Sometimes, the calculator will shut down first and then, when you turn it back on, it will display the "RAM Cleared" message.)
"
JamCalc.org
Link To The Trick Is In The Above WS

PS what does ALPHA+S indicate???

--VrmlBasic
klang@toad.net

From what you said, it can still be hacked. tHere are programs that run on-calc that allow you to unlock programs.

Yeah that's true. I've gt MirageOS and that could do that. Well, so much for that idea. But just think if someone had no graph link and no programs to unlock. That was my mindset when I was talking about it.

Hey man, please email me the 1.15.
Do you have it in a zip file? Please unzip it and email it to me via package.

Hey i NEED version 1.15 i need to re-install version 1.16 so do you think you can send it to me? Thx :) when i try to install 1.16 over again it messes up well thx :D

Yeah, that's the ram clearer I was thinking about. That does work. However, I can't seem to reset my Ram without it shutting down first. Not like it matters or anything.

What do you mean alpha+sto initiate the self-test??

Press [MODE]
Then press [ALPHA]
Then Press [S]

Thanks. I thought that S indicated subtraction or the store function.

Whad'uya mean thanks. The stupid glitch resets your RAM. Now, I can understand if you've got everything archived, otherwise you're out of your mind!

It makes a cool 'virus', but you have to do it fast so they don't see the 'press on to cancel' message.

Besides, not a lot of people that I know have knowledge of the 'integrated virus' as it is called, so it works well on the ignorant and calc-wise alike.

--VrmlBasic

OS 1.15, however, isn't readily compatable with some things, like the sprite( function in Omnicalc. I prefer OS 1.14, but don't have it. Can someone please e-mail it to me?

igwt@execpc.com

Please stop telling all the inexperienced calculator users how to "clear RAM" with a BASIC and ASM program. The program you showed in the comment above, is merely a calculator crash.

hey there, ummmm, I did that RAM cleared thing and now all it does when I turn it on is say "RAM Cleared" and then turns off completly....WHAT DO I DO?!?!?!