computerlife22

Actually, I've already been able to do that with my laptop. It seems to work if you change the output from stereo to mono, and use VLC to increase the volume 127%. I've had to type my programs within classic99, but thanks for that advice! I am actually unfamiliar with the process of using RS232. I've heard you need software in addition to TI EXTENDED BASIC, which is all I have. It would be sweet if you could redirect me to a tutorial for that! To all who were wondering, I never knew you could simply paste code into classic99. I suppose I will be using that method to convert my TI99/4A text code into TIFILES!

Is there any possible way to convert a standard windows text file (say test.txt) into a TIFILE, so that I can convert it to a wav and load it on an actual TI99/4A? The test file would consist of BASIC code, such as: 100 PRINT "HELLO WORLD" 110 PRINT "THIS IS A TEST." Now of course, with code that short, it would be easier to just retype. But I have other code that is hundreds of lines long. Would this be possible by any means? I have tried looking for programs with no luck.