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Thanks guys..... I've checked out Classic99 and seem to have everything I need now. I never considered using the emulators beyond testing my programs. A note on the cassette interface: I have no tapes with this rig so I have never used it...I have been trying to play WAV files off an mp3 player into the machine and have had no success yet. I think i'm gonna love the CF reader.

Hello all...I hope this does not sound too crazy. I am new to the TI994a and am looking forward to working with with a couple of neat old consoles that I picked up. Does anyone out there create their own TI BASIC programs on a PC and run them on the TI994a? How would you package them to run back on the console? I have picked up a few accessories that could help me xfer them: *nanoPEB with 32k memory expansion, RS232 port and CF card floppy emulator. *cassette deck *Extended BASIC and Terminal Emulator II cartridges. I know these accessories will help me to run existing software from the net but I would really like to develop my own on a PC. I downloaded CS1er and have been playing around with some of the "FIAD" files out there that have been created from tapes. I noticed that you can view the TI BASIC source code within CS1er before your create a FIAD or WAV file for output. I was hoping that there was a way to create "FIAD" or even the floppy "DSK" files from TI BASIC source via a PC. What process would you guys suggest for accomplishing this feat? Thanks for your help!!