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 | KLogger v1.0 Released |  | | I (Brandon) have released a new TI-83/84 Plus Flash application called KLogger (pronounced "clogger" :)) that logs keypresses and executed programs/applications to appropriate appvars by way of a rawKey hook.It comes with a Windows program that will convert the *.8xv appvar into a text file that details what keys were pressed, what was executed and in what order. It also determines whether the logging was stopped manually or by way of an assembly program.Go download it now! I command it!P.S.: GroupTool has hit a snag in the way that it can display variables before it is ungrouped. I'm working on it, but it might take a little time. | |  | Posted by Brandon | Tuesday, July 12, 2005 |  |  | X-Link Close to Full Version; New Project |  | | I'm getting close to releasing the full version of X-Link. Finally, I can put it behind me!I'm also now working on a new project called GroupTool. Since I'm a little lazy to type it since I haven't slept, I'll paste what's now on the updated projects page:GroupTool is both a program and Flash application for the TI-83 Plus that will let you view the contents of any group variable on the calculator without ungrouping it first. You can view and sort the variables inside by name, type, and size. You will also be able to access the built-in group/ungroup menus from GroupTool. You can also ungroup individual variables from a group variable. Eventually, there may also be encryption/decryption and hiding/unhiding features as well.Be looking for it in the near future! If you have any suggestions on what to add/remove/change, just let me know! I want to hear it! | |  | Posted by Brandon | Tuesday, June 8, 2005 |  |  | X-Link Released |  | | After many, many...many years of the idea sitting on the shelf, X-Link has finally been released by me.
X-Link is a TI-83 Plus Flash application that allows sending and receiving of variables with any model calculator from the TI-85 to the Voyage 200. Hop on over to the archives page to download it.
Although it is still technically a beta version, it does completely work. | |  | Posted by Brandon | Friday, May 20, 2005 |  |  | Dislink Updated |  | | It's again been a long time, but we've all been busy with school and our lives. I still don't have X-Link finished, but I've updated Dislink to fix a bug in the ROM version detection. It should now work on the 84 Plus series if it didn't before.
Stay tuned for updates! | |  | Posted by Brandon | Friday, February 4, 2005 |  |  | Still Alive |  | | It's been a month or two since the last post, but we're still alive...I've had a very rough time with college and finals (hopefully I survived), but now that it's all over, I can finally devote some time to X-Link. I can always use beta testers, so e-mail me if you're interested in testing it! To find out about it, go to the projects section. | |  | Posted by Brandon | Wednesday, December 15, 2004 |  |  | New Design and Programs |  | | Here's the new design! I hope you like it or at the very least don't hate it. Members: some things that you may have had access to before might be off-limits now. If so, just contact me and I'll give it to you. Vote in the poll!
On another note, some of Brandon Wilson's programs have been added to the archives. Take a look at the new archives and also the programming section.
On a final note, the only remaining project in the projects section is X-Link and it is nearing completion. Be looking for it in the near future! | |  | Posted by Brandon | Sunday, October 31, 2004 |  |  | New News! |  | | No, you haven't lost your mind! This is a new post! This is just to let everyone know that the site has been revamped and we're not dead. Brandon Wilson is going to be overseeing the maintenance of the site from now on, so hopefully things will be a bit livelier now. He has also released some programs that have yet to be posted, but will be soon. For now, they can be found at ticalc.org. | |  | Posted by Brandon | Friday, October 22, 2004 |  | |