That means that the possible new OS could be a great thing now that Titan is not coming out. That doesn't mean somebody else is working on something similar. Use 'AsmComp(' and the resulting program will be exactly as if it came from TASM (or whatever compiler you use). Using "tasm80.tab," its machine language would be: You can't as of now, but when Titan comes out from Detached Solutions, it'll be possible. You also need a good understanding of hex. Get some printouts of "tasm80.tab" and "ti83plus.inc" and start typing! :P Usually when files go corrupt you can't fix them. I figured I would had to reformat again, and I really wasn't needing or wanting the program editor that bad.
but I did get to make my Safe-cracking program (which, BTW, no one has beaten to my knowledge :P). I haven't been able to write a single program in that long. I have been down to that, too because (Sadly.), TASM uses the same file to assemble programs for my calculator. If you were doing ASM, i could never program in ASM oncalc. I haven't really gotten used to the layout of the letters on the calculator. But i can program a heck of a lot faster when i type it on the computer. If you were programming in Basic, yeah, it ain't that bad. It ain't all that bad." I just stopped programmin on the computer and started on my calculator. THANKS, THANKS, THANKS!!!!Ħ months and you didn't get it fixed? Must not have been too big of a problem. HELL YES!!! Thank you so friggin' much, Morgan! I've been tryin to figure that out for like 6 months haha. If you don't have the autoecex.nt file in your repair folder email me and I will help ya out. Either right click on the "autoecex.nt" file and click "repair" or copy it to this directory: C:/WINNT/system32/ It was a real pain becasue for about the same amount of tim I had to reboot in win 98 to run any TI related program. I had this same problem for about 3 months before I decided to actually fix it. I don't know why they took it out of the official versions.
#Ti connect 1.6 1 update#
I'm not even going to bother updating TI Connnect because the last update wouldn't let me send stuff to my calculator and the 1.5b works fine most of the time. I update TI Connect only to find out that there was no program editor, so i just reinstalled the beta version. I use the program editor that came with my 84+ SE. Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI Connect v1.6 Released Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI Connect v1.6 Released I'm not sure why they don't release it in the official versions. Some TI Connect 1.5 betas had a program editor. Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI Connect v1.6 Released (but hes not smart enough to get his new OS!:)
#Ti connect 1.6 1 Pc#
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI Connect v1.6 Releasedīut i have a friend who has a PC and he has an 84 plus and he had Program Editing Capabilities on his TI Connect.
#Ti connect 1.6 1 .exe#
exe won't work either! For some reason most TI programs access some DOS starter and the problem described above is pretty common. Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI Connect v1.6 Released I would just redownload GraphLink, unless you have the disk. Please help me! I really need to be able to edit these programs.
#Ti connect 1.6 1 how to#
It says when I try to run it that the file is missing or corrupted, and I have no idea how to fix it. Yeah what is up with that? You would think they would have program editors in there.I can't see any reason why they would take that out.ĭoes anyone know what the "AUTOEXEC.NT" file is? I need it to run my TI-Graphlink program to edit programs on my computer. Their views are not necessarily those of, and takes no responsibility for their content. The comments below are written by visitors. Those of you with a 84+/84+ SE will also want to download the newly released v2.30 operating system. Some notable idiosyncrasies remain, such as the warning that firewalls may interfere with linking. Most of the changes appear to be nonvisible to the user. TI has finally released version 1.6 of their TI Connect linking software. Posted by Michael on 24 January 2005, 03:35 GMT
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