warpman

Sincere condolences to you and your family. We will hold your family in prayer. Psalm 23:1-6

I have a Dell D630. Runs XP well and there is plenty of replacements out there. I use a USB 3.5 floppy drive with it when I need to.

Nicely done. The three high stack of towers is awesome.

Selling for $70. USPS money order. Shipping not included. PM me if your interested. It will be shipped in a laptop card board box. Windows ME 3.5 Floppy and CD-ROM This lid has issues but if you leave it open, it's not a problem. CPU fan makes noise but the laptop works well.

archive.org has a nice selection after searching for "Basic Programming Language". https://archive.org/search.php?query=Basic Programming Language Searching the same site for "Compute Magazine" brings up this listing... https://archive.org/search.php?query=Compute Magazine Hope this information helps. I'm not sure if there is a file area for basic programs that you won't have to type in from books or magazines. Have a great day.

Stock. I've performed various upgrades like internal 32K memory and a Zeno Board installs. Sold or gave away those consoles years ago.

"Arcadeshopper", if you create a trade in program, I would be interested. I have two broken consoles and I have not found the time to repair them.

Percom external disk drive and controller for the TI-99/4a. Absolutely magical.

Windows 3.1 has a program called "Cardfile". If it ran on the TI, I would use it everyday.

If the LCD is a TV, using the LCD menu's, it may be possible to select a different screen size or resolution. Stepping through the video modes on the LCD menu could help. Just a thought. Have a great day.

This may be an option. I have not tried it on a TI console, but I have used it on plastic model kits with excellent results. https://www.bare-metal.com/bare-metal-foil.html

"Keatah".. I use Windows 3.x to play games and serial xfer (using DOS) of files to a TI-99'4a.

Howdy tschak909. Your choices I've never seen or heard of before. Looks like Smalltalk-80 ran on the Mac OS as well. Do you have a picture of the "Xerox Alto"???

DOS 6.2 Windows 3.x OS/2 Warp 3 Mac OS 7.5 Use all of them almost everyday.

I as well. Would love one.