this game looks tight. I'l have to download it when I get my TI-92+ next week. By the way does anybody know where I can get the TI-92+ link software?

TI Resource CD, TiLP from the Windows link section here on ticalc.org, GraphLink software from education.ti.com, or TI Connect from there as well. Anyone else think of some others?

TiLP > ti connect

Except that it crashes on a Mac.

Yeah, but most people use TI-Graph Link ;-)

I dont understand getting anything besides the graphlink software if you can't use TI Graphlink USB

I don't know. I used to use the ti-graphlink, but over time I have grown fond of ti-connect. Thah and the fact that I have to use ti-cnnect with the USB link.

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I can't get TiLP to work, I use Ti-Connect.

get a v200
same price, but with all the software and links included.

Hey maybe I should get a v200.

get an 89, there are more games for it anyways.

Yeah, definitely go with the TI-89. Go for the games, the tests (you can use it, not the TI-92+/v200), and because RCT said so ;-)

For the tests get an 89 otherwise a V200. With the Release of Sim all the games on the 89 should be able to be run on the 92+ and V200.

<cheap plug>Even with KBL (Kill Bin Laden)? :) LOL</cheap plug>

It crashes on other people's calculators for some reason... but it never crashed on mine.... wonder why.

It crashed a couple of times on mine when you got to the cannon level, but I can't replicate it. If you did bult in crash prevention and had it exit the program then it works fine.

Well, don't want to say too much, considering how it's still in early development, but this has similar graphics to turn-based strategy RPG I'm making. It too will have 4 level greyscale. If anyone wants any more information, sign up for an account at www.nexusprograms.net. After doing so click on the "Forum" button on the upper-lefthand corner. On the Projects section click on "Shining Force: The Legend Returns". Post your questions, comments, etc. there. By the way, I need to get a 92+. Oh well...

Gerhalt

I'm not making a game but a utility of sorts. I call it Link View (Exchange is copyrighted by Microsoft) and I plan on having it make Var-Link obsolete. If it is possible I will make it so it can talk to Var-Link in addition to itself I'm not saying more till I get more completed. The program is cross compatible with the 89, 92+, and V200.

Sounds good... make it able to view folders on the other calc... network neighbourhood sort of thing...

Maybe in an advanced version. This is my first C project. I am definately going to support multiple folder viewing. I can fit 3 folders on the 89 and 4 on the 92+/V200. I'll release a working, bug free (at least 90%), version when I get to the point where the user can view and select files and where you can see an artificial transfer screen.

I didn't know you could do directory-type commands in C. LOL (I meant, like, getting all the names of the files in a certain folder, etc.)

You use vat.h.

I just need to get the stuff working. There still is alot of advanced structures I don't understand which is key to getting this program to work.

How did you think the TICT Explorer was made?

ASM... I never used it, so I never knew... *cry*

Can you do that in QB?

I've been programming less time than you and I knew that was possible :( Oh well

I've never used QB before. I've have limited experience with C++ which has help me a lot with learning C, I can do so many useless things with TI-BASIC, and VB was quite simple to understand though I have never personally used that. If all goes well I should have approximately 1/3 to 1/2 of my program complete next week.