Re: What GNO and SymLink???---Help, Please!!!

[thoang@orion.oac.uci.edu (Trangdaithi Hoang)]

In article <01H9NKGGOGB68XG3GK@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu>,
 <HOLTG@CTRVAX.VANDERBILT.EDU> wrote:

>My last question is this:  Is there any software out now for the ][gs or 
>][e that will work with graphing calculators.  I am a math teacher and I 
>have a Texas Instruments TI-82 graphics calculator.  I know for sure that 
>there is a program for the MAC that will allow you to connect the 
>calculator to the computer, and the software will allow the computer to 
>display the graph that is on the calculator on the computer's screen and 
>print the graph.   If there isn't a program that does this already, I would 
>sure appreciate it some of you programmers out there would make one.   I 
>and my fellow teachers would greatly appreciate it.---It would be simply 
>dreadful if we had to buy a MAC to do this simple (I think) operation.

I don't know how this is possible (even with a mac) since all the
calculators I've seen, including the powerful HP 48GX, do not have
video output.  Take a look at the Prosel 16 package.  It includes a
powerful programmable RPN graphing calculator program called Number
Cruncher.  It's like having a HP 48GX on your computer.  Prosel is
also a great disk utility, disk optimizer, disk repairer, disk editor
and more.  Can't recommend it enough...