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                             =Picture It! 40=
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Yunchang Kwak
Computerwiz2489@sunflower.com
http://www.incomsoftware.tk
BlackHat990->AIM




Programs Included:
P40PIC              = Main program
ZPIC                = Assembly program, must have if you are using this for games.


What it is:
Picture It! 40 is a simple picture storing program... that stores 40 pictures instead of 10!

It stores up to 40 pictures, including the 10 pictures that the OS provides. It "hacks" the OS Picture function. Up to 255 Pictures can be hacked/stored. This program uses 40.

How to install:
Send P40PIC to your TI-83 Plus and then just... run it.

This program is ideal for game programmers who need more pictures or want more pictures for their game. Or for just people who want to show off of their calculator capabilities. Or just want to expand it.

Steps to achieve 40 pictures
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1a) Have a picture re-called on to the LCD screen. You can recall pics 1-10 for now.

1b) If you have done so, go to "store pic" and choose a number between 1-40. (1-10 is the same OS pic function)

2) It will say, "Hacking Success!" Your new pic command has been hacked and stored
Note: Your pictures are not stored yet, just the new pic command has been hacked.

3a) To store your picture, press [2nd] then [Alpha]. Scroll down until you see STO. When you see it, press enter and it should show up as: "lSTO" press enter. You should get an error message. Press Go to and then when you see the command, erase the quotation marks and the ->lSTO. Press Enter. Viola! Your new pics are stored into the variable
e.g.
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lSTO




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ERR:SYNTAX
1:Quit
2:Goto              Press 2!
                    

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"StorePic x1"->STO

                    Erase the quotation marks



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StorePic x1->STO

3b) To recall the picture do this: To store your picture, press [2nd] then [Alpha]. Scroll down until you see REC. When you see it, press enter and it should show up as: "lREC" press enter. You should get an error message. Press Go to and then when you see the command, erase the quotation marks and the ->lREC. Press Enter. Viola! Your new pics are now recalled!
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lREC




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ERR:SYNTAX
1:Quit
2:Goto              Press 2!
                    

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"RecallPic x1"->REC

                    Erase the quotation marks



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RecallPic x1->REC

3c)
To make this fully functional with games, I have included ZPic from Rob Maresh. It is a pretty neat tool that recalls pictures 1-255. It is in assembly for speed. However, using ZPic I have found a bug:

Picture 11 starts as 17 on ZPic instead of 11

You should keep this in mind. Some picture numbers also have holes in them so please check over ZPic First!
Always read the readme documentation for Zpic!