What is the menu layout for the soft keys btw?

A soft-key menu can have up to six items, but the sixth item will always, always be an arrow to move to another menu.  Just like 3x3 menus, you can use hotkeys and arrow keys.  The first 5 item hotkeys are the soft keys, and the 6th item (which I would have liked to have a 6th soft key for) will have up/down arrows for the hotkey, since they are not needed for soft-key menus

I attempted to send a message to them about asm, the form they had for asking questions just gave me an error `-`

I just noticed something: SIX SOFT KEYS!  Goodness me, S.A.D. would have been awesome for this.  That lack of a 6th soft-key on the Ti-83+ is really handicapping my soft-key menus.

You need exactly 6 keys?

Maybe we could start porting stuff to the Casio calc!

Quote from: Hot_Dog on October 09, 2010, 11:29:16 pm

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on October 09, 2010, 10:37:42 pm

What is the menu layout for the soft keys btw?

A soft-key menu can have up to six items, but the sixth item will always, always be an arrow to move to another menu.  Just like 3x3 menus, you can use hotkeys and arrow keys.  The first 5 item hotkeys are the soft keys, and the 6th item (which I would have liked to have a 6th soft key for) will have up/down arrows for the hotkey, since they are not needed for soft-key menus

Oh I meant in S.A.D

Oh, sorry, that's what I'm talking about.  You should check out the latest screenshot again

Yep, cheaper than the Nspire at $129.99 USD

Even if the Casio does only basic programming, I'm sure it will be much better than Ti-Nspire basic

That is very sad. TI better get their hands out of their pants and get busy.

r u serious? 129.99 USD!!!! that makes the Ti-nspire such a ripoff!!! That's like as cheap as the 9860 and the TI-89 titanium used to be! Wow! Casio's pretty generous...

Generous?  Yes. Insane?  No. Color PDAs can run that cheap given the same specifications.  Agreed, the Nspire is just a ripoff to make money for TI.

That just makes TI even more unethical than i thought. With all its actions to limit the use of its calcs for games and programming and making people buy it by discontinuing older models, why why why is TI acting not like a proper company and like one that wants to get money???
I've always liked Casio better,however i swayed towards TI when I originally learnt about all its calcs and how it had more dominance than Casio (in general). Now, I'm swaying back to preferring Casio calcs, and this Prizm is a big incentive...