#Windows 95 emulator saving files for free
#Windows 95 emulator saving files how to

Old page will remain on Tripod for some time until I will be convinced that Geocities is working properly. I just setup a new home on Geocities ( ) because Tripod really starts irritating me with all these banners and search frames. Message #10 Posted by HrastProgrammer on 21 July 2004, 2:05 p.m., Message #9 Posted by HrastProgrammer on 21 July 2004, 2:03 p.m.,

#Windows 95 emulator saving files how to

It works but anyone knows how to get a copy of the manual? Message #8 Posted by Chan Tran on 21 July 2004, 12:05 p.m., In response to message #6 by HrastProgrammer I don't know why Tripod blocks the download if you click directly on the link but I don't bother with this because I am searching for another provider, anyway. Right-click on the file and 'Save Target As. Message #6 Posted by HrastProgrammer on 21 July 2004, 9:44 a.m., Please check out Tripod's Help system for more information about Remote Loading and our Remote Loading policy.' 'This file is hosted by Tripod, a Lycos®Network Site, and is not available for download. I can open the main page but when I try to download I receive this message: In response to message #3 by Massimo (Italy) Message #4 Posted by Olivier De Smet on 21 July 2004, 9:04 a.m., Message #3 Posted by Massimo (Italy) on 21 July 2004, 8:56 a.m., In response to message #1 by HrastProgrammer Re: TI-95 Emulator for Windows (Slightly Off-Topic) But, I currently don’t have this ROM so if anyone would like to dump and send it to me. Furthermore, with the appropriate ROM, I can emulate TI-74 BASIC calculator, as well (because they share the same design).

I am looking for the ROM dump of Mathematics, Statistics and Chemical Engineering modules so I can load them into the emulator.

#Windows 95 emulator saving files for free

It is free for non-commercial use so no one can say that I don’t give anything for free :-)Īs this is a true emulator emulating TMS70C46 CPU, you’ll need ROM listings from - just download them and store all files into the same directory where TI95E.EXE has been stored and run the emulator. Installation instructions haven’t been provided because the archive contains only one file (TI95E.EXE) containing the emulator.

I know it doesn’t have anything to do with HP calculators, but I just uploaded my Texas Instruments TI-95 Emulator for Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP to. Message #1 Posted by HrastProgrammer on 21 July 2004, 8:31 a.m. TI-95 Emulator for Windows (Slightly Off-Topic) TI-95 Emulator for Windows (Slightly Off-Topic) The Museum of HP Calculators