| Author | Comment |
lazylilsnoop
Probe
Posted: 2 Nov 2007
02:35 GMT
Total Posts: 9 | was wondering how can i edit archive programs without unarchive it?
previously before i reset my TI-84+SE and upgrade to OS 2.41, i was able to edit archive without unarchive it. now i got to unarchive it before to view it. any idea how to solve this problem?
by the way where do i find a program that loads all the preload programs to my TI-84+SE? didn't do any backups before i reset it
now i also realize i can't save applications in my home memory. why?
pls help me out... exams in a wk time =( |
1337h4kor
Wraith
Posted: 2 Nov 2007
03:02 GMT
Total Posts: 612 | Uhm... That had to have been a glitch (the editing archived programs). There is none. I could however upload them on this site or I could email them to you. I kept all of mine on my computer. If you give me your email adress I could email you the entire thing. Which compression format do you wish for it to be in. .7z, .zip, .rar, .tar ? Which one so I can give it to you.
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tifreak8x
Administrator
Posted: 2 Nov 2007
09:17 GMT
Total Posts: 419 | Download
Should be able to find all apps through there.
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lazylilsnoop
Probe
Posted: 2 Nov 2007
09:35 GMT
Total Posts: 9 | so which program do i d/l that enable me to edit my program without un archive it? |
tifreak8x
Administrator
Posted: 2 Nov 2007
09:47 GMT
Total Posts: 419 | That is not possible to do it. Not sure how you managed to do it in the first place. It is because of the memory system the 83+ line uses. You have to unarchive programs before editing. That is the way it has been since the 83+ graced the market.
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lazylilsnoop
Probe
Posted: 2 Nov 2007
15:35 GMT
Total Posts: 9 | hmm.... how about saving application in my home memory, is that possible? because i was sure that i can do that... now i can only save applications in archive |
tifreak8x
Administrator
Posted: 2 Nov 2007
16:28 GMT
Total Posts: 419 | Applications reside in Archive, and are run from Archive memory. They cannot be saved to RAM.
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Xphoenix
Ultralisk
Posted: 4 Nov 2007
20:41 GMT
Total Posts: 210 | Why would you WANT to put your applications in RAM? Most resets, RAM resets, delete everything in RAM. In Archive, your apps are safe.
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1337h4kor
Wraith
Posted: 12 Nov 2007
11:24 GMT
Total Posts: 612 | Yes i am wondering about that too.
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magicdanw
Probe
Posted: 14 Dec 2007
11:16 GMT
Total Posts: 1 | Hey. This is my first post here! :)
I know you posted a while ago, lazylilsnoop, but I thought I'd answer your question anyway, in case you check back here at some point. There is no way to edit an archived program using only TI-OS. But, my application CalcUtil (available on unitedti.org and ticalc.org) will allow you to edit archived programs. |
banjo2E
Wraith
Posted: 14 Dec 2007
21:12 GMT
Total Posts: 689 | In the words of the painted roadway...
BMUP
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