I like the idea of multiple modes actually. Reverse color would be cool as well since some ppl want to save batteries and turn their contrast way down, meaning darker screen.

I have to agree Runer112, especially since the OS doesn't even check them! If you leave reverse color set and exit your program, the OS just keeps going with it, even after you turn it off and back on.

Im sure people will create fake 'virus' programs that mess with the LCD .

Either way i am inclined to agree. Im betting that calc owners will soon be accustomed to recognising when the calc is in a different mode anyway.

How does low color mode look like actually? By basic colors do you mean TI-BASIC? Someone should make a demo prgm.

As for jsTIfied tthe game looks totally messed up in it anyway.

EDIT: What happened to the game download? Or is it just down due to an update awaiting staff approval?

Ok, it will work when it gets approved.

Just wanted to make sure that the post gets noticed since no one replied before the file got re-approved.

Also Streetwalker which pics do you mean?

Streetwalker, an app *has* to take up at least 16,384 bytes (and in $4000 byte multiples after that) even if your code is just 3 bytes! There's no way of getting around it, so I might as well include whatever I can fit in. Oh yeah, and thanks for the heads up DJ! I knew there was a problem yesterday, but I thought it would have worked itself out. I'll make a quick program to enable and disable low color mode so you can see low color mode for yourself. By basic I just mean 8 basic colors, enough to plot and use the calc as a calc, but probably not enough for game graphics. A light blue would appear just white or blue depending on which color it is closer to.

However, I could make it into an asm program and use self modifying code to reduce the code size to next to nothing! There's a lot of copying and pasting going on for each separate column. But then it wouldn't have the perks of an app.