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21 Feb 2012 11:59:18 am by Devreugkx	MusicViewer	Quote
Hi, The program MusicViewer, for TI-84+ doesn't work (for me). *SAD* It gives an error at: Code: :If K=/=0 :Goto D3 Maybe I need an other Program first to let it work fine. If I change some things in the code, it still don't work, but that's probably my fault. I hope someone can help me, because than I can easier make my music files. Link to MusicViewer: http://www.cemetech.net/programs/index.php?mode=file&id=326

21 Feb 2012 12:38:55 pm by KermMartian		Quote
Hopefully I can help. What sort of error is it, exactly? Does it have a number and/or name?

21 Feb 2012 01:20:26 pm by Weregoose		Quote
Some things to specify: What type of error was it? Did you type it, or did you send it with a cable? My initial guess is that you wrote "=/=" instead of "≠".

21 Feb 2012 07:24:01 pm by yeongJIN_COOL		Quote
Have you tried MuseInc? Even though it's not graphical as much (displays with C,D,E, etc), it's worth a try. You can download the latest version right here: http://www.cemetech.net/scripts/countdown.php?/83plus/basic/MuseInc%20OR%201.3.zip&path=archives

22 Feb 2012 08:30:14 am by Devreugkx		Quote
Thanks for the replies. After you asked what sort of error it was, I went looking what error it was. But I didn't get the error anymore. I can use the program again! But, it wasn't as usefull as I thought, no insert of pauses and tempo. So, now I'm making a similair program myself, I'll upload it soon. Weregoose wrote: My initial guess is that you wrote "=/=" instead of "≠". Yeh, that's right, any 'alt'-code or something to easily make it?

22 Feb 2012 10:13:58 am by Weregoose		Quote
Well, there is... Add the string "EnableHexNumpad" (value data: "1") under "HKEY_USERS/Control Panel/Input Method/" and restart your computer. Afterward, you're free to hold Alt and (with the numpad) type a literal plus followed by 2260. Though, what I meant is that some users in the past have failed to recognize the "=/=" as one entity, and then endeavored to punch it into their calculators as three; if this were to be one of those cases, then it would have been case-closed.

22 Feb 2012 10:16:17 am by KermMartian		Quote
Wait a second, you typed the program into your calculator manually? You should use SourceCoder to do it. For the =/= (not equals) symbol, go to [2nd][MATH][2] on the virtual calculator.

23 Feb 2012 05:57:04 am by Devreugkx		Quote
No, I didn't type it, that would take to much time. I downloaded it and used TI-connect to sent it to my TI-84+ I know that, for the =, ≠, >, < etc. I can do: [2nd][MATH].

23 Feb 2012 06:05:01 am by Devreugkx		Quote
I uploaded my program to make music. You can check it out in: TI-83/84+ Basic>Media...

23 Feb 2012 10:59:57 am by KermMartian		Quote
Devreugkx wrote: I uploaded my program to make music. You can check it out in: TI-83/84+ Basic>Media... Here in the Cemetech archives? If not, you should upload it to our archives!

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