Hi Ztrumpet and welcome here

I was wondering if you would eventually register, altough I am afraid Illusiat 13 has kinda went dormant, sorry

But yeah, I miss how UTI was late 05 through 06 and from late 07 to early 08. It's still somewhat active, though, compared to several other TI forums, but rule #1 and #11 seems barely enforced anymore. Today, all that counts on many forums is free speech, even if it's at the expense of new members (I guess /b/ had too much influence on people ). Omnimaga is pretty much here as alternative to that since 2005, but of course not every single new TI user will find Omnimaga first, not to mention Omnimaga is blocked at many schools

Well I don't know a whole lot about this and haven't read much about it, just looked at the screenshots, but this looks really cool Great work so far and can't wait to see more

Yayy!  Eeems's shell is back on track! cant wait to see more progress on this

Thanks Guys so I have an update to bring to you! Since not every calculator has the same system appvars and the like, I'm not going to have a huge list of names to filter, instead I'm going to have this little setup process that you can go through which will ask you if the file which name is listed is a system file or a user file. f1 for system file f3 to quit the process and CCI and f5 for user files. The screenshot errors because there is nothing but system files so it can't continue at all but other then that it works great
I've attached a beta for anyone who wants to learn from my code or try it out for themselves
Also, it's still buggy, and you can't run anything from it yet or do anything else, I'm just working on the folder parsing right now. If you make a mistake during the setup just delete the appvar C9 and start over I'll add an option to the GUI for doing the setup again manually but later, and the second time you run it it doesn't save what you did the last time because I have yet to program in saving the string to the second line of CCI.
I won't be using the DCS mouse, because I want this to be it's own shell and only rely on Celtic III, although I might give in and write my own assembly mouse routine for it unless someone wants to write one for me then I could give them the specifications
enjoy

The TI-OS makes hidden appvars and programs, along with a few other apps, like Celtic III. So this setup is you telling CCI which appvars and programs to filter out of your main folder

Exactly You will still be able to access them at the location C:/ but they won't be in C:/Main/ anymore so you can just focus on the normal ones

yes for sorting purposes Just added writeback so now it will save your settings on it working on adding a manual call of it from within the explorer.