@Jonius7: Nice to see you're back on again, every other year, i guess.
Well, "that" sounds about wrong for me, personally. But who cares, what counts is the majority of users and that seems about right.  Anyway, long live Omnimaga!
Just curious about your secret project, i can't wait. Does it  have any music, hmm ...?

Interesting, it would definitively be nice to see a full emulator of that calc for the Nspire or even the computer. There is an official one but it costs a lot of money.

Well, long time ago (dec13), i posted a link to such an emulator for windows (Casio-9860) which can still be found on the net.
Here: http://www.omnimaga.org/news/new-casio-calculator-emulator-out/msg371094/?PHPSESSID=2i8jp75ch1vna2taje5ggrsp73#msg371094
and the actual fx-9860 emulator link (in dutch):  http://oud.digischool.nl/wi/rekenmachines/CASIO-9860/fx-9860.html#7

  "known as the most powerful scientific calculator on the earth" 

I like the quote.
Great news! Thanks for sharing.

Hi there,

kArmTI v1.65 (x86 - works on windows 32bit and windows 64bit)

This is basically a maintenance update which addresses the following issues:
 I1. command-line arguments: the maximum number has been increased, making its use more general.
 I2. console window toolbar combos: the keyboard arrows can now also be used to change selection.
New features:
 F1. the skin previewer has evolved into a skin manager with the ability to:
   - dynamically add skins by dropping a (or multiple) skin-archive(s) on the skin-list-control;
   - backup all skins to an archive (zip or zskn).
 F2. the usb explorer includes a main pane splitter and a few more cosmetic things.
and
 F3. a delete skin button (to tidy up your SKINS folder)

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kArmTI v1.70 (x64 - works only on windows 64bit)

This is a port of kArmTI-x86 to windows x64. It requires quite a few changes to the basic emulator code. Why? Well, IMO it simplifies the porting of kArmTI to Unix-like x64 platforms, such as Mac OsX and Linux. Apparently, it works fine on my windows-x64 system and it should offer the same functionality as kArmTI v1.65. I leave it here for those eventually interested.

That's all for now,

PS: Oops, I cannot attach the 'skins_file.zskn' because is too large (?? 4MB > 1MB). You'll figure it out anyway.

EDIT1: While testing kArmTI_v1.70_x64, in another x64 windows machine, i came across a nasty exception violation crash (0xC0000005).
Please use instead kArmTI_v1.71_x64.exe which i hope will solve the problem. Sorry for inconvenience and feel free to report any further issues.


 

Two new skins inspired by the work of Louis Becquey (aka persalteas).
Unzip and place them in the 'SKINS' directory.
Enjoy,

Hmm, someone has taken the 'botswana tech advice' very seriously: