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if you are looking for an xbox360 emulator it is highly unlikely that xbox360 games will run on your type of computer. reason because netbooks to be honest have terrible graphics cards. if you do have an xbox360 emulator i suggest you use it on a gaming pc where you have a better graphics card, RAM and you have access to modify components much easier.

If you are using an emulator to play the game, the only way you can save is through the emulator. The game itself is just an image that can only be played upon loading. That said, there are many emulators that give you the ability to save your game, depending on which one you are using. If you are using a free version of an emulator, a lot of times you will have to buy a code and upgrade your access to the emulator in order to save. There are other ones that allow you to save though. The next time you load your game, look at what options you have in your toolbar (i.e. go to "File" and press "Save").

there are few sites that i always turn to... one is everything psp which has some good gba, gbcolor, nes, snes, etc emus. pspiso.com. and the other is demonoid.com

Hello,
You have a few choices of so called emulators.

Emu48, an emulator for the HP48G/GX calculators is available at hpcalc.org. But if you do not know RPN Reverse Polish Notation you will suffer a bit.
Virtual TI version2.5 emulates the TI83, but you will need the ROM of a real TI83 calculator.You will find it at TICalc.org under emulators. There are ROMs available on the Internet but you will have to look for them.You can also find someone who owns a TI83Plus and ask to download the rom from thr calculator. Procedure is described on Ticalc.org
TIEmu emulates the TI89, TI92/92PLUS, and the TI Voyahe 200 PLT. It is available for Windows and Linux. For those calculators you can go to education.ti.com and download the OS and drag and drop them on the TI Emu main window.

If you want to do symbolic algebra use the TiEmu.
Hope it helps

goto www.emulator-zone.com for all your emulator needs

I belive what you are refering to is emulating, this is where you get a program that acts like a gaming console and can play games you can download, called Roms.

You will need to decide what gaming system you wish to get an emulator for then search for it on google so you would look for...

Ex: "Emulator for nintendo 64"

Then you will need to find a site that hosts "Roms" which are files you load into the emulator aka the games.

Soooo in short

Figure out what game system you want to get, download the emulator
Find a site where you can download roms for that game system

Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/thomas_b78b4251cd160cd2

there is no 360 emulater made that works so dont even look for one. a ps2 emulator u need min 3 gigs of ram and top of the lin video card but if u want to try it u get everything at this site http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/ps2/

See if this is set to pcl6, make take care of it.

(from manual)
Changing the Emulation
To change the emulation mode, proceed as follows:
1 Press the MENU key.
2 Press the or key repeatedly until Emulation appears. One of
the emulation modes shown below appears, indicating the current
emulation.
PCL 6 (default)
KPDL
KPDL (AUTO)
Line Printer
IBM Proprinter
DIABLO 630
EPSON LQ-850
KPDL is the Kyocera’s implementation of the PostScript page
description language.
3 Press the ENTER key. A blinking question mark (?) appears.
4 Press the or key repeatedly until the desired emulation mode
appears.
5 Press the ENTER key.
6 Press the MENU key. The message display returns to Ready.