Ok, I used the make thingy on the "hello" sample, and it gave me an ELF file, O file, but no tns file...
Nvm, looked in the wrong place

Do I really need an RS232 adapter in order to run that hello world program?

Is it needed to run console stuff like puts( and printf(?
Is it needed for scanf(, too?

Also, when attempting to create a makefile it says: sh: nspire-tools: command not found

Do I need to add the sdk/bin/ to the PATH variable in win 7? (It says do that for XP, Vista, and Linux, but just making sure)
If so, how?

Ah, minecraft.

Minecraft is the reason I haven't programmed anything in a long time.

I guess I'll try increasing the screen size, even though I like to play in full screen...

Also, I got my minecraft for $10 during 1.0 from eBay

Yeah, I can crop it without making it too thin. The limit is 10 min of footage, but I can easily just quickly stop and restart the video.

Recorder Analysis
Bandicam: Works perfectly, but watermark
Camstudio: Does not work
Expression Encoder: Too laggy
WeGame: Quality bad and does not always work
UltraVNC: Fails to run
BB FlashBack: Frame rate very low
Fraps: Free version too limited
TipCam: Bad quality and no sound
Krut: Sound recording does not work.
Xfire: Can't get it to record

Bandicam is the best out of these, I think.
(Ill try and find a way around the watermark)

Fraps has 30 second recording limit for not full version

I love the omnicreepers