Texas Instruments' graphing calculators are very popular among students in high school, junior high school, and college. This is especially true in the United States, where they are practically the standard for math courses in the higher grades. TI's models range from inexpensive calculators with basic functionality to sophisticated calculators suitable for use throughout college-level math courses and beyond.
Playing a large part in their popularity is the fact that TI's graphing calculators can be programmed in a language closely resembling BASIC and, in many cases, in low-level assembly language. On calculators with link ports, these programs can be copied to other calculators of the same type. Many students learn to program on these calculators and eventually move up to computer programming.
Each available model has a different combination of capabilities, memory capacity, programmability, and price. See below for descriptions of each individual calculator.
Instalation:
1. Unpack the rar file.
2. Go to the Emulator\disk1 dir. and run setup.exe (This will install GtkTiEmu)
3. Go to the DLL\gtkdlls 2.0 dir and run setup.exe
4. Go to theDLL\gtkdlls 1.3 dir and copy all the files to C:\Program Files\GtkApps\GtkTiEmu or where you have installed GtkTiEmu.
5. Go to the Rom dir and copy all the files to C:\Program Files\GtkApps\GtkTiEmu\ROMs
6. Start GtkTiEmu and chose "You have already A ROM image and you would like to use it". Then click next.
7. A new filebrowser will come to the screen. Click on ROMs. Chose the Rom you want to use and click OK.
8. Click Finnish. And you're ready to go.
NOTE: Some of the ROMs don't work. They have the fileextention *.tip instead of *.rom.