If somebody knows how to get a screenshot off an 84+ silver onto a macintosh, I could be of some help.

Pause it on the image you want, put your calc in your scanner and hit 'Scan'. ALternatively, you could use a digital camera (does your cell phone has a camera) and use that. ;) (When working on the screenshot project last year, I afound a screenshot that was actually a photograph of the physical calculator.)
Seriously though, if it's basic, just run it on an emulated 83+ (usually even a 83- works) an screenshot that. This way you won't be able to screenshot assembly programs or programs using the timers, but at least you can contribute.

Instead of a digital camera, get an LCD projector, a TI-Presenter, and a ViewScreen calc. Then project the screen on the wall and take a picture of that. Or trace it, colorize, and then take the picture. Then repaint the wall.

I like the way you're thinking. You've got to be pretty fast with a pencil if you're going to shoot animated screenshots that way though. ;)

You can get some limited screenshots on-calc. In MirageOS programs, you can press on+number to get a screenshot in the form of a picture file.

Can you do that on an 83+ SE? It would be great.

Won't work in BASIC (causes a break) but will work in any Ti-83+ compatible calc. Make sure the picture file exists or else nothing happens.

Also doesn't work in compressed programs, Phoenix, or if MirageOS inturrupt is turned off(default).

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Why doesn't your account profile show up? I keep trying to see if you've written any programs and you don't show up.
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:) i don't write much and i prefer that my profile not be visible anyway. I've made a program or two here and there, but not often

k, just wondering

Thanks for the info. I didnt knew that the pic had to exist. If only MiragfeOS doc was included in the zip file in the old days I didnt had internet.

MirageOS 1.0/1.1 made Windows look uncrashable, which is sad of course... MirageOS 1.2 is about as stable as Windows, which is still sad...

It's NEVER crashed for me after more than a year of use.

ditto

For TI-OS or AMS and BASIC programs, use TI-Connect.

same here. Unix directory has a couple of emulators that Im trying to run from the command prompt on OS X, but only for 68Ks

Where? I cna't find them, and I've got a 68k to compare to.

tiger and gtkemu

I would like to help screenshot because I know how much crap is on this site and tons of useless crap should be deleted, but unfortunately I have dialup and I wouldn't be much of a help...

I just checked to see how much stuff i have downloaded from ticalc.org and the total came in at ~252Mb worth of stuff. Most of that is the zip files and the unzipped files so that is kind of a double but several things that i have downloaded for things such as math or chemistry do not work right. I have decided not to rely on math, science, etc programs on here because most of the ones i have downloaded dont work right. I have had to resort to writing my own...which is fun, but people should check their programs to see if they programed it right before uploading.

Same here...I've got a dial-up connection AND I'm pretty busy as it is (at least 3 projects going on at a time, as well as 2 hours a day for guitar). Sorry guys, but I won't be helping this year. :-/