A89: Re: TI's inferior link program.
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A89: Re: TI's inferior link program.
man, that really sucks that you're having those problems. Hmm... perhaps
your tablet is interfering? Are you sure your mouse isn't on COM1 and you
just forgot? I've used Ti's software for: 82,85,86,89,and 92 and I haven't
had a single problem. If you are getting transmission errors, make sure
that the cord is firmly plugged into your ti calculator, as those graph-link
cables really need to be jammed in the link port to work. Also, try sending
something from your calculator to someone elses to eliminate the possiblity
that your 85 could have a debunct link port...
oh well... hope this helps
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>Hi,
>
>I've gone through this before w/ the TI-85. TI's own link software
>disappoints. When I tried using their link85 software I always received
>a "transmission error" (I'd have the link on COM1 w/ nothing
>interfering). I was forced to use someone else's homemade software
>which gave me no such problem (what does that say about TI's software
>development team?) Now that I have a TI-92 I am forced to use TI's
>software. I was afraid that I'd get the same results as I did w/ my
>85. Surely enough I did. I always receive a Transmission Error. In
>fact simply by opening the program, my art tablet (on COM3) freezes.
>Talk about shit. Are there any alternatives to TI's software. Or mabye
>someone knows of a solution to my problem. Any suggestions are
>welcome. Thanx.
>
>Ben