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Re: Program Source?

2008-10-10T03:42:27Z

Thanks, good background info.
Any idea what book specific to the TI the program might have appeared in? I
dusted off a couple books I found from back in the 80's, COMPUTEs First Book
of TI Games, Stimulating Simulations for TI/99-4A, and couldn't find it.
Thanks
Jeff
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Re: Program Source?

2008-10-09T10:30:38Z

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Program Source?

2008-10-09T03:37:10Z

I'm trying to find out what TI-99/4a book the following program came from:
Artillery Battle by Jim Muller, YPLA
I recovered the program from a 20+ year old cassette a few weeks ago and was
curious if anyone knew where it originated from.
Thanks
Jeff

TI Adventure Compendium

2008-09-22T17:03:52Z

I have uploaded three DSDD disks to the PC99 folder on WHT, with the
permission of the WNY99er's. Below is a brief description of the
disks. The full text is available in the TI Adventure Compendium
folder.
"The TI ADVENTURE COMPENDIUM is a joint copyrighted fundraising
package of the Western New York 99ers (WNY99ER) [contact Harry

New Inductee to the TI99HOF

2008-09-06T15:14:00Z

On behalf of my fellow members on the Board of Governors of the
TI99'ers Hall of Fame it is my pleasure to announce the induction of
Harry Wilhelm to the TI99HOF.
Please take a moment to visit our site at [link] and read
about the many contributions that Harry and the other previous
inductees have made to the continuous enjoyment of our favourite

23rd European TI Treffen in Paderborn

2008-09-05T16:58:53Z

Hello TI-99ers (and compatible)!
In the year 2008 (25 years after the death of the TI 994/A home
computer-system) the largest German TI User club is on
the way to organize the central Europe meeting for the real freaks.
The meeting point in 2008 is the small city of
Paderborn (near Bielefeld) in the heart of Germany. We organize a 3-

comp.sys.ti pint

2008-08-14T21:39:02Z

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Re: Emulation Conversion Question

2008-08-05T09:09:04Z

"winston19842005" <bjjlya...@NOSPAMbellsouth.net > a écrit dans le message de
news: C4BB3FD3.7B5B%bjjlya...@NOSPAMbellsouth.net...
I did the same 10 years ago, it wasn't a PC but an Atari TT.
And I added also a program decoding, so the listing would appear
clearly, not in hexdump format:
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Re: Emulation Conversion Question

2008-08-05T06:19:10Z

Forgot -- re: the YouTube stuff, yeah blew my mind the first time I saw
that, but it got me to thinking... I may try something similar one of
these days as a learning exercise. Definitely rates high on the cool/geek
scale. ;-)
S.

Re: Emulation Conversion Question

2008-08-05T06:17:27Z

Tape994a ROCKS!
CS1er is a little less intuitive, but it works well too.
WAV file has been converted to a .dsk image (DOAD format) I'll send it to
ya in a few, and I'll see if I can get Don to post it on the archive.
S.

Re: Emulation Conversion Question

2008-08-03T14:58:27Z

On 8/3/08 12:46 AM, in article -rGdneZI68ulpQjVnZ2dnUVZ_oWdn. ..@comcast.com,
I haven't seen Ed as an active TI member in quite a few years.
There was Tape994a, IIRC, and also a WAV2CAS. Never used them.
Have you seen this? A video on Youtube that showed a guy hooking up his TI
to his Linux box, and doing a SAVE CS1. A dump of the resultant file showed

Re: FastTerm / WHTech Archive

2008-08-03T14:51:44Z

On 8/3/08 12:39 AM, in article -rGdneRI68sHqwjVnZ2dnUVZ_oWdn. ..@comcast.com,
The real irony is that after all these years we cannot reproduce the
reliability of the cassette as a data storage device. Granted, there would
be times it would take me 4 or 5 attempts to load a cassette, fiddling with
volume and (if my player had it, hopefully) the tone.

Re: FastTerm / WHTech Archive

2008-08-03T14:48:20Z

On 8/3/08 12:44 AM, in article -rGdnedI68s_qgjVnZ2dnUVZ_oWdn. ..@comcast.com,
The FILES.BBS list I posted was actually from the 9640news/CAT09 directory,
which I just checked again. 9640news is fully populated according to
Firefox.
I suggest you double-check whatever you are using to browse the site. I

Emulation Conversion Question

2008-08-03T04:46:48Z

So I remember seeing a utility quite some time ago that allowed you to
convert a WAV file into a V9T9 and/or PC99 cassette image file. Does
anyone know what I'm talking about??
Hey, Eddie (Schwartz), do you ever read these? If so, did YOU have such a
utility you sent me when I was helping you beta test V9T9 ??

Re: FastTerm / WHTech Archive

2008-08-03T04:44:18Z

I have the BEL sampled now -- I sent it to Don so it should be up on
WHTech. Actually, I'll see about getting the Galaxy.wav file sent to him
(a 13MB email may not be welcome). Speaking of which, if a 13MB email is
ok with you, let me know and I'll just email it.
FYI, I found FastTerm in the file list too when I looked, but the 9640news