Re: Questions
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Re: Questions
> I have two questions for you. First, I have a ti-92, I also have a link
which
> came with a personal organizer that I got. It has the same 20 pin serial
port
> to connect to my home computer and the other end has a link which connects to
> my I/O port. Can I download from the internet with this link? Second, I
> heard I can download the software to make my calculator compatable with my
> computer. Is this true? If so where can I find it?
I doubt you can use that link w/ the personal organizer on the net,
depending on what you have, maybe a WinCE could do this.
You can download programs off the internet to be used on your
calculator. They usually come in .8x (or .9x in your case) with a letter
after it resembling what it is. ie. program, list, vector, matrix, etc.
There are link programs that allow you to send programs to your
calculator (certainly you need a link).
I'm not quite sure what you're saying, but, no, everything on the
calculator runs _as_is_, thus you don't need the computer to be
compatible with the calculator, just for sending/receiving programs...
er... doesn't sound right, please clarify.
Anyway, visit
http://www.ti.com/calc/
http://www.ticalc.org/
-(:P Modem Boy d:)-
-(:P -=TI-86=- d:)-
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