The screen will be cleared on program startup on CX in the next update to avoid this (the documents screen cannot be displayed in grayscale).

I don't think this is a good idea, really.
As jim said, I only have to put lcd_incolor() and it is ok.

otherwise I can't do that:

Here we are =)


http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=3847&play=

Glad you got it working

Quote from: Goplat on December 26, 2011, 12:00:43 pm

IMO, Ndless shouldn't switch to grayscale mode at all. Old pre-CX programs won't work on the CX without a rebuild anyway, so there's no backward compatibility reason to do so. I expect most CX programmers will want to use color when available.

You're right after all, I don't know why I am sticking with this idea.

Switching to 4-bits indexed Grayscale is a good idea.

No it cannot make old Ndless programs work without a recompilation...

But it can make them work with a recompilation and without any modification to the original source code.

Good thing the CX version of gbc4nspire already manually sets grayscale mode, then (since I wrote it before auto-grayscale was supported)

or oslauncher for the cx, which is compatible with the .tno os update also.

CX calculators and Clickpad/Touchpad calculators are way too different from each other for each other's OS to work transparently on the other model

Is there any possibility to make hide manager to work with TI-nspire CAS with clickpad? If yes, is there a 'step-by-step tutorial for dummies'?

Hide Manager works on the Clickpads.
Since it is an ndless program, you'll need OS 3.1 and ndless 3.1 (of course).
Just read the "readme" file given in the archive, it describes it all, the rest of the process is detailed inside the program itself.
HideManager has been made non-user friendly, and there is a reason for that : security.