Re: .86S files & problem with graphics
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Re: .86S files & problem with graphics
At 06:09 PM 10/21/97 +0200, Bengt Lindberg wrote:
>I bought myself a TI-86 for about 2 weeks ago and now I got myself a
>linkcable.
>I downloaded many games and tried getting them to work with my TI-86.
>But some, for example Dr. Mario, didn't want to run when I tried to start
>them
>because they were .86S files (strings). Well I didn't find them in the
>program menu
>either but I tried starting them as a assemblerprogram using asm(program
>which
>didnt start it either. How do I get it to work?
You use programs for the 86 instead of for the 85 =P. What you downloaded
were 85s's, NOT 86s's. AND 86 asm programs are 86P and NOT 86S. Please go
to:
http://www.thethinker.com/members/gaffney/
and read the FAQ under the software section.
>I have also installed Aurora and a few games and using Aurora and the games
>works
>perfectly, but then when I wanted to use my calculator to make graphs with
>it only
>gave me error code 20 GRAPH WINDOW ... so I read the 86 manual and it said
>either
>I set xMax<xMin or I set the window variables too small or too large for the
>graph, as if
>I tried to zoom out more than what is defined in the calculator.
>Unhappily I don't understand anything of that, but I tried changing the
>values for xMin
>and xMax but got error everytime. Does anyone know how to correct this
>problem or
>do I have no other choice but to reset my calculator and start all over?
Hit 2nd, mode. What does it say?
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