Hello all I am new to the TI99/4a

I just found 5 large boxes of TI 99/4A stuff in the back of a closet. Just for giggles I put it together and everything worked. I even remembered how to access DSK1 and am in the process of checking out some of my flippies. It sure brought back many happy memories. I am glad I found this site.

Just looking for a GRAM device. Wanted to update RXB to work on the PC Simulators for the TI.

The TI/994a taught me alot. I spent countless hours as a teenager programming all sorts of things. Those were some of my fondest memories in my life. I miss those old days and love to reminisce. I had all of the books, game books, you name it. What an awesome time.

Hello all
Glad to see you all still exist.
I have a TI 994A with numerous cartridges and it is one of a very few with the pascal compiler system. I will need to sell it by next year as we are moving to AZ. and just do not have the space for it.
If anyone has any interest I would be happy to provide a list of all items and software and photos as well.
Hope you all have a great Holiday Season.

I haven't run my Geneve for many years but the cards are still on a shelf here. My work on c99 and other software for the TI 99/4A and Geneve was one of the high points of my 40 year IT career.

To ALL of those who are still active in the TI COMMUNITY and all the people responsible for this WEB SITE... THANK YOU for keeping it ALIVE and WELL!

Don

Just looking in for old times sake. Gone Mac now (via OS/2 and then Linux), and have only a few rare bits of TI hardware remaining.

Best regards from Funnelweb Farm to any old TI friends who happen to read this

The TI 99/4A days were among the best of times. The friends we made when it was the top PC out are still the closest.

Hope you remember some of the Folo Zone Fun Files - started out on Byte Rider's Zyolog CBBS.

Boy, does this bring back memories.