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[DJ Omnimaga]

Daniel Thorneycroft has recently released a HTML version of my "extremly or maybe insanely prehistoric but still useful as old reference or archeological semi precious object" Omnicalc+BASIC grayscale turorial for the TI-83+SE calculators so it's now avaliable for reading online! I would like to apologise for my spelling mistakes he had to correct in his HTML version :oops: . You can check it out  here: http://tifreakware.calcgames.org/basicgrey.htm

He also added a new more understandable version of the Resource ASM program readme on his website, also in HTML form, which was written by Denix Buri earlier. You can find it at the following URL: http://tifreakware.calcgames.org/resource.htm

And don't forget Thomas Dickerson pure BASIC sprites tutorial also now avaliable in HTML format here: http://tifreakware.calcgames.org/nolib.htm

Expect new updates on TI-Freak Ware tutorials in the near future!

[tifreak]

:rofl:

Thanks, and no need for appologies. It was... fun.

I think I will not make one on Codex, for obvious reasons, since the readme is very well made...

Anyone have any other tutorial requests before I start on 2 that I found for the 89/92?

[DJ Omnimaga]

if we work on xlib guru tutorial I am wondering if people would give you permission to add it as well, like a week after its release at ticalc?

[tifreak]

I think that if it got posted, people would happily just point people to it, instead of repeating things over and over...

[DJ Omnimaga]

yeah, the xlib guru tutorial could be hosted on tifreakware, since it alerady have a great ressource for coders, and I could post a pinned topic that point to that list on my forum . but it would be nice if there was still a offline version as well tho for those who dont  have internet at home and want to read it at home :?

[tifreak]

Then they can just simply save the page...