I have some programs maded by me, and I want to do one thing but I can't. I want to make a program that is´s impossible to tranfer to other calculator of the same or different model. I have one CASIO 100+ and one 9860G how can I do?
Can you help me in my problem?
See my blog. http://persiga.blogspot.com and give me one URL of one image or something that I can link to your website and make some publicity.
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Posted 22 September 2007 - 08:12 PM
Hello persiga and welcome to the UCPF! 
The reason you can't transfer files between CASIO Graph 100+ and the fx-9860G, is because the transmission protocols of the Graph 100+ are different from all the other calculators in the CFX and FX series (which I think is a dumb move that CASIO did). The only way you to transfer a program from the Graph 100+ to the fx-9860G is to type them in manually, or use a serial cable to transfer the files first to the PC.
If you like, you may give me a URL to a image banner (468x60) and I'll add your blog to the links page.
I have some programs maded by me, and I want to do one thing but I can't. I want to make a program that is´s impossible to tranfer to other calculator of the same or different model. I have one CASIO 100+ and one 9860G how can I do?
The reason you can't transfer files between CASIO Graph 100+ and the fx-9860G, is because the transmission protocols of the Graph 100+ are different from all the other calculators in the CFX and FX series (which I think is a dumb move that CASIO did). The only way you to transfer a program from the Graph 100+ to the fx-9860G is to type them in manually, or use a serial cable to transfer the files first to the PC.
If you want to add a link of the UCPF onto your blog, here's a URL of a small image: http://www.imagehost...16_ucpfmini.pngSee my blog. http://persiga.blogspot.com and give me one URL of one image or something that I can link to your website and make some publicity.
If you like, you may give me a URL to a image banner (468x60) and I'll add your blog to the links page.
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Posted 23 September 2007 - 07:12 PM
yes, i know it! anyway, thank you, but my doubt was how can I do that one program became impossible to transmit to another calc? Is it possible?
I will try to put your site in my blog very soon.
Thanks for all...
waiting for a answer...
Persiga
I will try to put your site in my blog very soon.
Thanks for all...
waiting for a answer...
Persiga
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Posted 23 September 2007 - 07:20 PM
I don't you "make" it impossible to transfer one program to another calculator. It depends on the transmission protocol and and hardware. If you want to prevent your programs from being transferrable to another calculator, I think putting a password onto it prevents it from being transferreable.
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Posted 23 September 2007 - 07:37 PM
ok, thanks... in Fx100+ putting one password is enough, but in the Fx9860 is not necessary to put the password to transfer the programs.
if anybody knows how can I make one program that's is impossible or more difficult to transfer to another, I would aprecciate!
thanks
if anybody knows how can I make one program that's is impossible or more difficult to transfer to another, I would aprecciate!
thanks
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