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I would like to get: Beginning Grammar (black shell, orange font) Number Magic (black shell, orange font) Decimals (black shell, orange font) Fractions (black shell, orange font) Fractional Numbers (white shell, green label) Addition and Subtraction 1 (white shell, white label) Division 1 (white shell, white label) offering 35 USD + shipping costs to some address in America. The product number from the Manuals is cut out because that was the proof of purchase for a cartridge. TI had an offer for some time, if you send in 6, you got a free Speech Synthesizer.

This video gives an insight on Imagic, you can even see a TI with a PEB in some developer office. Congo Bongo Commercial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yUNua9HsVM This is a real gem, a visit to Texas Instruments in Dallas, demonstrating TI 99/4 Home Computer, the Speech products and some employees from the Speech project team: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss3e8Ljw_so

if you go for Basic, i would recommend using the RS232 Device and bind the commands INPUT and PRINT to the User Input. Best is to check the User guide from the RS232 PHP 1240 Manual. Klaus

You made our Speech Synthesizers speechless!

This is what viewers would feel like when seeing Star Wars Episode IV for the first time after having only known Episode I so far. This is spectacular! How long did you keep this a secret? Happy new Year 2016!

I have the Red Baron Cartridge, will try to do a dump.

Bouncing Block: 1 B=B-(Y<2)+2*(Y>48):: A=A-(X<2)+2*(X>64):: Y=Y+B :: X=X+A :: CALL MOTION(#1,12*B,12*A):: IF C=1 THEN 1 :: CALL SCREEN(2):: C=1 :: CALL SPRITE(#1,79,9,Y,X):: GOTO 1 Since this uses Call Motion, it could be that result is different in emulators or on the real machine. I tested it against Classic99 with Default 60Hz.

The fourth issue of HCJ can be found in The Cyc.

This is a Disk Cataloger Program which allows to catalog the Disk Drive you input at the beginning: 1 IF B=0 THEN INPUT B :: GOTO 1 ELSE C=C+1 :: OPEN #1:"DSK"&STR$(B)&".",INPUT ,RELATIVE,INTERNAL :: INPUT #1,REC C:A$,A,J,K :: IF LEN(A$)=0 THEN CLOSE #1 ELSE PRINT USING "########## ### #":A$,J,A :: CLOSE #1 :: GOTO 1

Here is a whole Drawing Program: Use your Keyboard: Up, Down, Left, Right. You can even change the Pattern you draw, by pressing "2" and "3". "2" increases the Ascii Value, "3" decreases it. It starts with an Asterix. 1 CALL KEY(1,K,S):: Y=MAX(1,Y+(K=5)-(K=0)):: X=X+(K=2)-(K=3):: C=C+(K=7)-(K=:: CALL SPRITE(#1,79,5,Y*8-7,X*8+1):: CALL HCHAR(Y,X+1,42-C):: GOTO 1 Please don't move out of the screen as there was not enough space for protection against bad values.

How do you like this? Kind of a worm or a bouncing ball that leaves a trace: 1 CALL SOUND(-20,-7,0):: B=B-(Y=0)+2*(Y=23):: A=A-(X=0)+2*(X=31):: CALL HCHAR(Y+1,X+1,92+45*(B=-A)):: Y=Y+B :: X=X+A :: CALL HCHAR(Y+1,X+1,111):: GOTO 1

Here is mine: 1 A$="T I HOME COMPUTER" :: DISPLAY AT(7,2)ERASE ALL:A$ :: DISPLAY AT(9,4):"1979-?" :: ACCEPT AT(9,9)BEEP:B$ :: CALL SAY(RPT$("UHOH ",3)) :: DISPLAY AT(9,9)BEEP:"FOREVER" :: CALL SAY("THE1 "&A$&".I+WILL+LAST.")

Wasn't a playground program released that allowed dumping the cartridge from TI Basic? I proposed such a program and thought, that seniorfalcon actually released something like that later. Richard, I think it's a collectors drive to get something (cartridge) what others don't have yet. You can compare it to a programming challenge by achieveing something nobody before has achieved. Second point is, the proof in your hands that the cartridge was actually procuded and not only the software was developed and we got our hands on it because we found it on some TI employee disk (Grom simulators or similar...), this can be of historical value.

I want to have some option in the Relations Tab to show&hide the other Ti Files on that Disk in some other color. And/or start a new search with a right click. If your target is starting an emulator or copying that disk image to a certain location, I can try to automatize this. Classic99 is working more or less. I still don't like having the filename hardcoded to Web99 there but there are certain ascii characters used for TI Files that are not allowed as characters for PC Filenames and I didn't dare to ask Tursi yet about the proper mapping, he was quite busy lately on Backup/Server Data losses. Of course Mess should be on the list of supported emulators. It just needs some time. Then your step and the step afterwards will be no longer necessary.

I wonder what is the task you are trying to achieve after you jumped to Windows Explorer and that path. And whether I can change Web99 in order that you achieve it within Web99. Do you want to see the rest of the content of that TI Disk? Do you want to have a treeview with only that Disk? Do you want to copy that TI Disk to some place?

For me it's working. Which file and which filetype did you export? Is it TIXBASIC or TIBASIC? Or something else? Are you sure that Classic99 DSK1 is configured to FIAD and to that path? Try loading another File from that path. Try to open the File WEB99 in TI99Dir. Did it recognize it as Basic Program?

The Index Technology allows storing indexed data as well. And this is what I am doing. Once you did the step "Add to Index" your original data is no longer touched (not even read), still you have all the binaries from those TI Files. In the index I am storing the binary data of every single binary which is representing one single file on a TI Disk. In the index I am storing the Basic Source Code (100 CALL CLEAR,...) of all identified TI Basic and TI XB Programs. When you run the Find Duplicates option, the index no longer stores 2 or more copies of the same binary. The binary is stored once in the index with a certain ID, and the information is stored that this binary ID is used by 2 or more TI Files (also represented with a certain ID). This goes further to a TI File with a certain ID is a member of a TI Disk with a certain ID. I do not store the complete binary data of a TI Disk as such. For 99% of the cases this is not necessary for a program to work. It's sufficient to know some Meta Data about the Disk and which TI Files should be on it. Further I already mentioned in the thread, two TI Disks that are not matching on binary level can still represent the same Disk. In the end having a directory structure with 100.000 disks is totally insufficient compared to what you can achieve with a fully searchable index. The goal for Web99 is to accept any input format for programs/file data, from Single TIFILES File, V9T9 Disk Image, Pc99 Disk Image, Rom Dump, Grom Dump, zipped, unzipped, or even an Rss Feed from a website. And to be able to output any desired format on the fly, without the need that the input format was like that. The transformation from the input format to raw data happens in Web99 and the transformation to the output format happens in Web99 as well. It will mean I want to create a TI Disk on the fly or something the target platform needs. It will no longer matter if you have a Rom Dump from a cartridge directly as Pc File on your Pc Harddisk, zipped for an Emulator, or contained as some TIFiles on a V9T9 Disk Image. If you have any of that, you have the software and will be able to output it in any format your target platform desires. Further with the help of Hash comparison it will no longer matter if you don't have nice names for your files or disk images. The Software will be detected as such and you will know that you be informed that you have "Hunt the Wumpus" in front of you, even if it's called GAME.ZIP or some TIFiles on a Disk Image. Your index might look bigger for you, but having 4 times as much Disk Clones is not giving you any more Disks. Disk Clones are simply identified duplicates within your collection. Your indexed collection is actually smaller to what comes with the christmas edition, did you delete the index directory before adding your stuff? You shouldn't.

A new release of Web99, which fixes some issues, mainly - you can now define on your own the path for the Classic99 Export - wildcard issue on the FileName Field which is in the Christmas Edition. The index is compatible/identical to the one from the Christmas Edition. So please download the data from there, or move the directory "index" over. Web99 [2015-12-28] v0.5 Beta 4 Web99_2015-12-28_v0.5_Beta_4.zip

A new release of Web99, which fixes some issues, mainly - you can now define on your own the path for the Classic99 Export - wildcard issue on the FileName Field which is in the Christmas Edition. The index is compatible/identical to the one from the Christmas Edition. So please download the data from there, or move the directory "index" over. Web99 [2015-12-28] v0.5 Beta 4 Web99_2015-12-28_v0.5_Beta_4.zip

try starting to use Web99 to find such programs. Under Full Text simply enter "*kidware*" and you will get 11 results. Or try "*Glow*worm*" to get one result. Or try "*Buried*treasure*" to get ... Same works with "*Egg*hunt*" to get ...

not a single write, the find duplicates function is not even reading your original pc paths/files any longer. it's all happening in the index folder. the find duplicates finds and eliminates only duplicates within the index. the index contains all the information it needs (including binaries, hashes,...) for doing those checks. no worries Ralf

I am glad, you guys like the tool. It's only reading files from the path you give Web99 for indexing. There is never a write attempt. @Ralf: if you click on Search and click directly on "Content", you should get a statistic overview of how many Disks, File Records, Ti Files,... are in your index. I would be curious on your statistic after you checked for another 100k disks? Be sure to execute the Find Duplicates, otherwise the result could be confusing. I changed the path to "C:\Classic99\DSK1\" for this fixed version, I can't finish the flexible path version today, but hopefully tomorrow. It was wrongly set to "D:\ti99\Classic99\DSK1\" on the christmas release. So one of them should work for you Ralf. Web 99 - 2015-12-26 Beta 3: Web99_2015-12-26_v0.5_beta_3.zip This version is not containing the index, for this simply move over the "index" subfolder from the christmas edition to this one. Klaus

This should work for everybody: http://www.ti99.eu/web99/Web99%20[2015-12-25]%20v0.5%20xmas%20edition.zip

Merry christmas my dear 99er friends. This is from me for you, a christmas edition of Web99, which includes all indexed Disks from my collection. It's based on Web99 v0.5 Beta 3, which includes the export to Classic99, a prototype of Grom 2 Basic Decoding and a preliminary User Manual. http://www.ti99.eu/web99/Web99[2015-12-25] v0.5 xmas edition.zip [Download is 731 Megabytes] Summary: Index consists of 52689 Ti Disks Clones. Index consists of 27966 Ti Disks. Index consists of 383935 Ti File Records on Ti Disks. Index consists of 196044 Ti Files based on Ti File Binaries. Index consists of 174603 Ti File Binaries. Klaus L. Vienna

Hi, i found all the programs, it's really easy with Web99 to find things. I also found a small utility program from him that I attached as well. Have fun, Klaus BOX7061.DSK Micropendium & organizer.dsk