I use programs a lot in my daily work, as a lot of what I do involved running the same test or measurement over and over with a different data set. The math involved in my programs is fairly simple as a rule, but I usually have a lot of results to label and display, and a lot of numbers to input.
Please don't get angry at this next part-
On my TI-89, there are commands in BASIC that allow the user to easily construct dialog boxes, with such features as text fields and dropdown lists. It is also easy to make boxes that contain large amounts of formatted text.
I don't see anything like that in the ClassPad's BASIC.
I've looked throught the manual carefully, and I have tried searching through these forums, but I can't seem to find anything in the ClassPad's BASIC that is well suited for these tasks. Am I missing something, or is ClassPad BASIC really that limited in this regard? Is it left to the user to author to draw out these things somehow on their own?

Any help would be appreciated. As things stand now, in order to make equivalent programs to the simple ones I use on my TI-89, I'm going to have to write a lot of code!
