How do I transfer TI games to my calculator without my cord

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I'm wanting checkers on my calculator but it is compiled in a file and I only have access to a Chromebook. If anyone can help it would be a big help.

How do I transfer TI games to my calculator without my cord

TheCreativeEngineer 28 Sep 2021 22:59

Anything helps!

Re: How do I transfer TI games to my calculator without my cord

UBERhelp1 29 Sep 2021 16:52

I'm pretty sure you aren't able to transfer the files, since you have to download the TiConnect software to move stuff to your calculator, and I don't believe there's a version for ChromeOS.

The only solutions I can think of would be to either manually type the code (if you can find it). It's time consuming and a pain, but at least you'd have the game. The other option would be to find another computer you could install TiConnect on. Maybe a friend, parent, etc? I was in the same situation years ago and I ended up bribing my friend with cookies to get me games on my calculator :)

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Re: How do I transfer TI games to my calculator without my cord

Gabe Prairie 08 Oct 2021 17:35

There is technically an app for the chrome OS, It is called "TI Connect CE App for Chrome OS." It is not a full version, but does make transfering a file between a calculator and a chromebook. However a chord is needed for this.

Re: How do I transfer TI games to my calculator without my cord

DJ Omnimaga 30 Sep 2021 10:28

For TI-BASIC programs you need to use SourceCoder 3 to view the code, so that you can manually type it on the calculator.

For ASM and Axe programs that were compiled, you need to use http://asmtools.omnimaga.org/ then manually type the hexadecimal with the AsmPrgm command at the beginning.

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Re: How do I transfer TI games to my calculator without my cord

TheCreativeEngineer 01 Oct 2021 16:12

Thank you for the help!