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Everyone should get together and like make windows for ti-83+.... it would be cool if everyone would use some of the blue screen stuff... and sound... of corse blue screen w/o the possiblity of ruining the calc. Oh yeah as make it to acully replace ti-os.. that way more room........ it would be cool if you could turn Basic to asm on there too.. So much STUFF

cool idea. but you might just want to make it color (like 16 colors)!! I know what you're thinking 'colors?... on an 83 +????' but if you want to knoe how EMAIL me!! BAM!!

Can anyone tell me what the hex code for the blue screen thingy is???

If you want to make blue lines on the 83+, do the following:
ld a,$1c ;Can be any value from $1c to $1f
out($10),a
If you want to get rid of the blue lines, do this:
ld a,$18
out($10),a
Just remember that it can seriously damage your calc.

What if you make it and run it in VTI? I'm too lazy to try it out but it's an idea.

I remember a few years ago I got my 83 to make blue lines by accident. I seem to remember typing in some random hex and then something with send9(zasmload or something like that and then running it. So, how exactly does it damage the calc I'm wondering now...

what is a hex code?

Code in Hexadecimal Format (Base 16)

Try Google.com, "Define:Hex"

Google is very useful...

The hex for blue lcd

AsmPrgm
06403E
1CD310
CDA79D
3E1FD3
10CDA7
9D10F0
E5232B
E1C947
0E00

I used this site to do it it'll convert any asm program to hex

http://cirrus.tigalaxy.com/hexer.php

how do i program in asm is there a special program or app on the calc or is it a program on my pc?

i need help

To write an asm program you need a text editor. To compile the source code into a working program you need an assembler. You can get one from the file archives here in the UNIX/Mac/Amiga/DOS/Windows utilities subdirectories, depending on your platform.

Once a program is assembled you can put it on the calculator, just like any other program.

Try Z80 Workshop 1.3 by Ben Ryves! You don't have to compile it with MS-DOS batches and stuff. Z80 Workshop does it all for you!

Er... it's only for that buggy Windows... :(

He does have a point though. It IS a very good program

how can it turn blue and is there way to stop without taking out the batteries

How do you make full screen pictures for the TI-89 in C?! I can make the actual picture code but I don't know how to draw something that's full screen for a menu. Please help me.

i want to learn cgi for ti-83+ i already know BASIC and if anyone wants to teach me or give me the website to a toritual on cgi for ti-83+

if you are going to reply e-mail me the reply at sleeping_insomniac19@hotmail.com

Does anyone know of a zoom effect I can use for the TI-89 in C?

No.

I have not seen a single good picture that has been created. All of the pictures on games that I've seen save a few suck. I am a pretty decent drawer and would like it if someone could use my pics that I spent so much time working on and that are so good. E-mail me at: pyim@charter.net

Programming pictures in BASIC is pretty hard, you have to do draw functions for everything on the screen. That takes up alot of room! That's probably why it hasn't been done.

If you want to draw good, first draw your pictures on 95x63 grid paper, and then draw the pixles where the your lines are.

If you want to draw *well*...

By the way, this calc has a 96 by 64 screen. Why waste an entire row and an entire column?