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Probably because all I had was a copy and not an original and wasn't sure if it was complete. I have also uploaded the version with original covers that I mentioned in my previous message. It's the same as content002.pdf, but with an 'original' cover and better resolution. I'm pretty sure this is complete because I would have scanned any other pages that were between the covers had they been present. However, time and memory prohibit me from stating more than that. :-) Perhaps Jim will find his copy and remove any doubts.. :-) proto-card-misc.pdf

Sorry, somewhat massive in size.. Sorry, not sure this is complete since it was done from a copy. I've also added a couple PDFs that I just have labeled content00x.pdf. Not sure if they were part of the copied manual or from other sources. I do have some photo scans from another source that seem to be part of the original covers and manual, but without an index.. who know. I will upload those once I've converted to pdf. Ernie The Proto Board.pdf content001.pdf content002.pdf

Talked with him today. He's doing fine. Still working on The CYC and playing with a some 99/4A hardware addons he received.

Also, while you're learning you might want to jump over to http://www.hexbus.com/tibooks/ and download a couple of the Assembly Language related books to supplement the manual.

If you dug deep enough into WHTech then you likely found all of the stuff I uploaded years ago. https://ftp.whtech.com/emulators/pc99/pc99 dsk collection/

Just a quick off topic ad here. The CYC is continually updated and still available through CaDD Electronics. Their web site is a bit of a mess to purchase from, but if you're interested them PM me your contact email and I will forward it to Mike Wright. Ernie Now.. back to the show.. 😉

Another add-on to an old thread. Using DOSBox, TI99-PC will run and transfer an IMG file to a PC99 or V9T9 dsk, etc. However, I don't have a floppy drive or TI-99/4A native disks to test it's most important option. That of creating a PC99/V9T9 disk from a 'real' TI disk.

There may be easier or better ways today, but I used SYSTEX in the past. Barry Travers had a program in his Genial TRAVler series titled XXB that I think did much the same. Both are readily available on WHTECH and possibly within this forum.

I figured that much. Such a shame.. Bruce did some good stuff. Some of which, I think he documented in his MICROpendium articles. Though I could be wrong.. 🙂

Tim may have Mike's version of MIDI Master, but as for the Harrison revisions?

Not sure if it will work for you phone, but Windows 10 has a "Phone Link" app that i use. It should be available in the Microsoft Store.. BTW, your laptop needs to have bluetooth.

ftp.whtech.com\emulators\pc99\pc99 disk collection\TISoftwareLibrary, but to answer your question it's in the group of files I uploaded to WHTECH several years ago. The folder contains both text and excel files with both the pc and ti disk and file names.

Possibly TUTOR_B.DSK?

For some of us FB is the only way we'll ever see photos of our grandchildren. 😁

Other than Ciro's site, https://www.ti99iuc.it/web/ the other best option might be the Internet Archive. I think Jon passed copies of all the materials I scanned onto them.