i have a ti-89 and for some reason the assembly libs.: util, hufflib, hexlib, gray4lib, and linelib don't work. i
have them on my calculator but when i run certain programs it says "libraries not found:" and the name of a
library. or it says library not valid: followed by the name of the library. when you try to run a library it
supposed to say "LIBRARIES NOT EXECUTABLE" (all caps). On the libraries that it says don't exist it
says nothing, but on the ones that it says are invalid it says "Libraries not executable" (not in caps). Can
anyone help?

Make sure that your libraries are in the main folder, they don't work if they aren't there

I have the same problem--wondered if it has something to do with different versions of the library. Anyone?

download plusshel and read about the convert.bat and the kernel

Is TI ever going to release a 89/92+ version of their link software for a Mac???!!!?? Fall 1998 is almost over. Don't leave the Mac users who choffed up $150 bucks for an TI-89 without a way to link.

They will release it eventually, but who knows when? :)

That's great and all, but because the GraphLink doesn't work with my (crappy) computer, I have to use a LPT Link, and nobody has software for that yet! Is there ANYONE out there that's working on a program like that? Please post if you do!

Yea!! Please let us know if anyone has somw way to link the 89 with a parallel cable. Is someone even working on it or do I just have to buy :( a graph-link?

Hi, my name is Cary and I have a TI-89 and also use the parallel link cable. Their is a program out there that allows you to transfer files with the parallel link. The program is called W32Tran8x 3.1. The ticalc site says it does not support the 89 but I my self have had succesfull transfer to and from the calc to the computer.

I just got the plus module for my 92 a couple days ago. Luckily, the ROM version is the latest, but I don't have a graph-link cable. I made my own parallel cable long before the 92 was ever out, for my 85. It still works on my 92, but not with TI's software. I'm left to the whims of the developer community to connect to my calculators. But what about upgrading the ROM? Is anyone going to make a program that will upgrade the ROM in a 92+ through a parallel cable? Why doesn't TI just break down and support the -free- parallel cable (I made mine from stuff I had lying around my house.) I'll tell you why. They want you to spend $50 on their freaking serial connector.

I haven't tried the 92+ with my parallel cable yet.

What a bunch of BS.