I took the string out of the title screen program and put it in that new program called DEFAULT. Then just put prgmDEFAULT in place of the string. I don't know why it worked but it did. Seems like a bug we should get reported to Buckeye though. Does it work properly on the calculator?

Also, technically I do nothing. But in the menu/window where you change the frame rate there should be a check box for "Double size" and you just check that.

Ah ok. I wasn't sure if it was Wabbit or the file. What do you mean though by the version number?

I'm on it gents. Unfortunately its something wrong with the file itself, not wabbit. The version number directly after the name was way to high (0x43), dropping that down allowed TIOS to accept it. And yes i know wabbits error messages suck. Complain to spencer he implemented the protocol

MRide what linking software do you use?

TI Connect.  And yes, I know it sucks.  Is that what caused the error?

That's my guess. I can't really say without getting some information from off your actual calc. If you have calcsys follow the instructions below, otherwise ignore it.

Run calcsys, and goto the VAT option (2nd page, 1st item). Go into programs (1st item), and then go through the pages till you find you program and select it. You should see information about the program. Press Alpha then V. It will go to the hex editor. Press left twice. I then need the number in the top left corner
Again, not crucial but it will tell me if its a TI connect problem or an issue with the program on calc

@Meishe the string had nothing to do with it if i understand correctly. By creating another program you corrected the version number and allowed the program to transfer.

That's my guess. I can't really say without getting some information from off your actual calc. If you have calcsys follow the instructions below, otherwise ignore it.

Run calcsys, and goto the VAT option (2nd page, 1st item). Go into programs (1st item), and then go through the pages till you find you program and select it. You should see information about the program. Press Alpha then V. It will go to the hex editor. Press left twice. I then need the number in the top left corner
Again, not crucial but it will tell me if its a TI connect problem or an issue with the program on calc

@Meishe the string had nothing to do with it if i understand correctly. By creating another program you corrected the version number and allowed the program to transfer.

Ah ok, I gotcha. Well thanks for shedding some light on that

On another note. Here is a fixed version that works.

Ah ok I see. Good idea I guess

Not sure if BuckeyeDude saw this.