I looked far and wide for information on how to do this. (Note: Not recommended for use during exams) Hey, you could even type in class notes on your computer, transfer them to your calculator, and use them in class. Plus if you program, it is easier to type the computer. Plus why learn something again, your teacher already taught you how your TI works. You could look on the Internet for one, but you might not know how to use it. I know your computer comes with a calculator, but it doesn't do graphing. That is why I set out to get my calculator to work on my computer.
Plus I might forget to bring it home one night or it might get lost, stolen, or damaged on the way home. However, it is quite bulky and expensive. I, like every other high student I know, own a Texas Instruments 83 Plus graphing calculator.
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