About cas on TI84 SE

[Dave]

So i currently own a ti84 se, and i want cas on this calculator. The best app i can use for that is zoommath500 as i know, however, it's super expensive, even more expensive then a ti-nspire or ti89. Can anybody give me a registration key or a keygen or anything? it could be good if you can make one as good as that, or even better one and let ppl download it for free [/b]

[qazz42]

Ohhh, fraid we can't, so you will have to do without, as what you are asking for is illegal, nor are we personal programmers, so no making it for you nor getting you a crack/serial key, which I highly doubt exists on calculator apps.


also, CAS is not allowed on various state tests, so you are probably better off just learning without it. Of course, you can see if there is something you can use that is from ticalc.org.
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[Ashbad]

For starters, we are considered "hackers", but that doesn't mean we're unethical. We will not give you means to get this app for free, or a keygen, or anything of that sort.

On a brighter note, there is some sort of CAS-like flash application for the 84+ series, called "Symbolic", which is free of charge. Another potential option is gCAS2 by AHelper, but that would require changing your operating system to GlassOS.

Finally, might I suggest you introduce yourself in this thread?
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[qazz42]

Ahhh, Symbolic was the name of the program I was thinking of how could I forget?

Also, as Ashbad stated, do introduce yourself at:
http://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4925

and for the Symbolic link: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/228/22851.html

and for another extra thing:
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/226/22626.html

that is omnicalc, I think it gives some extra math functions, never used it myself though, so check it out
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[Ashbad]

[qazz42]

Ah, sorry about that, then, and according to the symbolic review, it may have some conflicts with symbolic.... oh well, I thought it was worth a shot.

Be sure to tell us how Symbolic works out for you, Dave
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[_player1537]

Welcome to Cemetech, Dave! Be sure to introduce yourself in the topic that Ashbad linked to I do think it is silly to try to make money off of programs for the calculator, but I'm sure it made (and still makes) perfect sense to the person who is selling ZoomMath. And I had completely forgotten how expensive the best version of it is; it's been far too long since I've had to use my calculator for math (Had it first semester last year, and second semester this year, so that's a year off of math).

I would recommend, if you really have to use it, to just get the lowest version (the free one), and then gradually work your way up to the standard calculator homescreen, and then to writing programs to do the work for you. The homescreen really isn't too hard to work with, but you do have to know the bits and pieces that could mess you up when entering a problem. Of course, once you know it, you know it forever. If you have any questions, continue asking in this thread And we hope that you'll also let us help you learn to program your calculator to do the work for you (And that's learning, not asking for/copying our code )
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[qazz42]

[souvik1997]

FWIW, you can use some of the Zoom Math features without paying for the key, which just allows you to activate the other more advanced features. If I recall correctly, a community member said "hacking" the app wasn't very difficult, but doing so is illegal and we won't discuss how to do it here.
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[KermMartian]

To basically back up what everyone has already said, there's no good free symbolic math app, Zoom is overpriced (and we won't tell you how to hack it), and you'd probably best spend your time learning how to do the symbolic manipulation yourself. You could even learn a little programming and write your own symbolic code for whatever you're trying to do! Don't forget to introduce yourself.
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[Dave]

Thanks for helping guys, these comments helped me a lot, and sorry for asking such a question xDDD
Just download symbolic and Omnicalc, ready to try it out

[KermMartian]

[Dave]

They are not bad but just not like super cas-like. But at least they're free which means the authors are very nice ppl haha

wondering how to make a nice cas and put it on calc

[Kaslai]

If only Maxima wasn't so fat. I suppose that if someone was interested, they could port at least a partial version of it. That would be quite the undertaking though.
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[Dave]

hum, i guess it's a hard work to do....although idk ti-bsaic or c++ or vb or sdk or whatsoever, my idea is a app that can open with the calc, super fast(or make a os(change the ti84 os, build cas into the system, so that it's able to run faster than an app), can solve many stuffs(hopefully it can be as good as the cas on hp50g or casio cp330), i don't mind to delete all my games to fit this thing in.

[souvik1997]

Once GlassOS gets released, you could use gCAS2. Also, the TI-84 doesn't exist, but the TI-84+ does.
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[KermMartian]

Do you have an interest in learning TI-BASIC? We have several guides around the community that might help you if you're interested, or you could always wait for my book that is coming out later in the year.
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[DJ_O]

Actually if you combine Symbolic, PrettyPrint and Autocalc ( http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=7545 ), you pretty much get something like a CAS. However, since the latter part is written in BASIC, calculating certain things can be incredibly slow and if I remember it doesn't support every single kind of formulas. Also from what I remember, Autocalc is only in French.
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[Dave]

omg idk french xDDDDD, i only know english and chinese and a little bit of japanese T.T
BTW i'll like to learn ti-basic once i get the time for it