Well, this is an older project of mine, that I have decided could be revamped, now that I have a better men system for the graphscreen. (Oh yes, I am so going to use this new system on as many projects as I can. )

Anyways, if you have never seen the program, you can find them here:

83 version:

http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/337/33731.html

83 Plus version:

http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/336/33608.html

I will probably start sometime today, and will try to post updates as I have them. Pokemon gets put on the back burner for the short time this will take. (I need a rest from even thinking about it)

Anyways, keep an eye out for it!

explaination/screeny for those who can't put stuff on calc atm?

TIFC (TI-Freakware's Conversion Program) has 67 conversions that cover weight, lengths, power, etc, in just over 7k bytes.

http://tifreakware.net/tifreak8x/tifc/TITLE.BMP

http://tifreakware.net/tifreak8x/tifc/DECIMALSET.BMP

http://tifreakware.net/tifreak8x/tifc/CONVERSION.BMP

http://tifreakware.net/tifreak8x/tifc/YOURANSWER.BMP

The file can be found here: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/336/33608.html

I was making one of these last year but my math teacher stole my calculator because she thought I was playing games and deleted it >.<
mine only did metric to 'american' distance volume and mass though.

Well, in Tech school we had these "cheat sheets" we were supposed to use. I of course thought that it was rediculous, needing 3 sheets of paper with the stuff on it, so I made the program, which made the conversions much, much easier.

I am now going to rewrite it, to work as one, maybe 2 max programs. I will also probably remove the title screen, as it was a bore anyways. I will not be using Lbls and Gotos, I will be using my While loop system, which has been working well in the past, and I will be using my handy menu system that I just created.

I have decided to just cleanup the code from the original one somewhat, and fix what ever errors I happen to see, due to the lack of response community wide. I will post a "savings chart" to show the differences in memory used.

Good deal; I think that's probably the best at this point, based on our dscussion of a few weeks ago.