[akimatsu]

Hi, I have several questions and things I would like some help on.

1) I currently have the TI connect program. I want to upload my programs. ONLY my programs in seperate files in the .83p (at least i think that was the extension) files. I wrote these programs on my calculator. Is there any way i can do that?

2) I find it very tedious to have to type and program on the calculator. Is there any programs that allows me to do that? I've been looking for the past couple of hours but I haven't found one yet.

3) What is TI 83 Assembly Line Programming? I saw some people mention it. I also saw a tutorial and it looks different than the programming used on the calculator, where you select commands like ": Prompt" or ": Disp".

4) If there are programs like I mentioned in Q2, then would they be assembly line programming? or the type used on the calculator?

thanks, answers to any of these would be grealy appreciated

[blaqDeaph]

1. You need a cable that connects the port from the 83p to either the serial or USB port of your computer first. Then just install software and away you go.

2. TI's Link program allows you to do this, by simulating a virtual calculator. IMO however, once you get used to programming with the 83p it's much easier than typing out the commands.

3. TI Assembly language is just like any assembly language (do a google to find out what assembly language is). The flavor of ASM that the TI uses is the Z80 (because thats the model of the processor)

4. www.ticalc.org has both tutorials and programs to get you started on both BASIC an Z80 ASM programming.

[akimatsu]

do any of you sitll have the installation file for Graph Link? if you do, please post a link or send it to akimatsu123@gmail.com.

thx

[blaqDeaph]

You know, if you bothered to spend 2 seconds looking for it, it's the second link on google:

http://education.ti.com/educationpor...i_connect.html

[akimatsu]

yeah well if you took 2 more to look at the site you will notice it's just an order site for the Graph Link USB cable alone, and that they took the installation file off because they feel TI Connect is better. But i heard you could write programs on the program so I wanted it.

[blaqDeaph]

How about download Virtual Calc and writing the programs there?