Printing off graphs from a calculator

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Install the TI Connect software on your computer.
Create the screen you want on the calculator.
Connect the calculator to the computer with the direct USB cable or the TI Silver cable.
Open the TI Connect software (run it).
Make sure calculator is ON
In the main Window of TI Connect, click the button Screen Capture.
TIConnect will search for the calculator and when it finds it, will grab the screen.
Save the file and specify the file type (jpeg, or other). By default it will be saved to the user space My Documents"My TI Data.
Open the Word document and insert the picture file you created in the Word document.

1. Install the TI Connect software on the computer.
   
2. Connect the calculator to the computer using the Silver Link cable or the USB direct cable.
   
3. Run the TI Connect software and let it recognize the Calculator.
   
4. Once this is done, create the graph on the calculator, and click the screen capture button in TI Connect.
   
5. Save image in jpeg format.
   
6. Send it to the printer to print or insert it in a text document which you then print.

Connect Calculator to computer with a TI Silverlink cable or direct USB cable. Run TI Connect. In TI connect Main screen click the ScreenCapture button and wait for the calculator to be recognized and its screen captured.
Save it as jpeg. You will be able to print it with any picture software.

1. Create your graph on calculator.
2. Connect the calculator to the computer using one of the two methods: SilverLink Cable of the USB Direct Cable.
3. On the computer RUN the TIConnect Software.
4. In main window, find the TIScreenCapture icon (it is afflicted with a Camera and a curve graphed)
5. Click the TIScreenCapture and
   
6. save the image in jpeg or png format (bmp format file are too big)
   
7. You will be able to print it from the computer using an image editing software,
   
8. or insert it into a word document and then print the document.
   

Hi,
You say TIConnect is installed. Ok. Prepare you cable, and your calculator. Draw the graph you want to capture to the computer. Connect the cable to the calculator and connect the other end of the cable to the computer port (Serial port, or USB port). Make sure the calculator is still ON.

Run TIConnect. In the main window click the button TIDeviceInfo. This will launch the communication program between the calculator and the compouter. In the Select TI device the softaware must fin the calculator. If it does not you, will not be able to capture the screen.

Hope it helps.

Math button, then over to PRB and it's selection four

In pdf format:
http://education.ti.com/guidebooks/graphing/84p/TI84PlusGuidebook_Part2_EN.pdf

I have the original TI-85 Graphics Calculator Guidebook (quite thick), but I no longer own the calculator. You are welcome to have it, since I was just about to throw it away. If you want it, please e-mail me at: [email protected] within the next week, as I'd like to get it off my desk. Thanks! -- Sandy

The cord that comes with the TI-83 Plus is a unit-to-unit link cable. It allows you to share data from one TI-83 (or other compatible TI calculator) to another. If you have the optional TI-GRAPH LINK adapter cable and the appropriate software it can also be connected to a PC.

For more info, here is the link to the manual. Chapter 19 discusses it in great detail.

http://education.ti.com/downloads/guidebooks/graphing/83p/83m$book-eng.pdf

Hope this helps..and good luck!