I think it's high time the ti-83 series got a real tower defense game.

I"m not sure if i asked for this already...at least in this thread
Something to simulate TIOS linking (compatible with the normal linking on the other end) but with an option to switch the data lines.  This would allow casio cables to work with Ti cables

EDIT: see bumped thread.
http://omniurl.tk/8184

Buttsfredkin, you may want to check out this: http://ourl.ca/11129

That's pretty sweet. I was thinking of something more along the lines of Finale, though.

Alright, that'd be sweet.  I've thought about trying to do that before but never had, nor do I think I'll end up doing it.

How many continuous lines of sound can I have going at once? I mean for like 6 different notes/instruments.

You can only let one signal come out of the link port. You have to mix them in your code.

If you want to write a music composer for the calculator, you should limit it to beebs. You can make it sound realistic, but then you'll have to fill the entire memory with saved notes from different instruments.

You can do it like the ringtone composer of my celphone: every key stands for a tone and the two arrow keys are used to make tones longer/courter (my celphone only has 2 arrow keys). Ass the specs of my celphone are a lot worse than thespecs of an ti-83+ series calc, this should be perfectly doable.

Depends of the type of adapter you use. I use an adapter with a tip with only 2 contact area's (one for the - and one for the signal), so you can't do right and left on that adapter, and if you would try this, it would sound horrible becouse it kinda works like an AND port (signal on when either lhe signal for left or right is on). This would totally mess up the frequency.