Super Chat 2.1 (final)
	Created By:Greg aka GForce
	Size Locked:1334 tokenized:1237
	Size Unlocked:1333 tokenized:1235
	Release Date:10/08/2000
	Webpage: www.geocities.com/gdietsche

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----Summary----
Super Chat is an intuitive program with a graphical Internet like interface used for chatting between two TI-86's.

----FEATURES----
as user friendly as it gets for the 86...
Uses your graph screen without messing it up after you exit!
6 Line display.
Shows 21+ characters on each line.
Just like an Internet chat room.
****You do NOT need to press and buttons to receive messages.****

----How to Use------
1. Send Chat.86p to 2 calcs
2. Connect the calcs with a link cable that came with your calc when you bought it
3. Run chat on one calc and log in. This calc should say that you are the Host.
4. Run chat on the second calc and log in. This calc should say that you are the Guest.
5. Chat! (to avoid most bugs don't send/type messages at the same time on both calcs)


----Keys:----
  F1 or ENTER-- Send message
  F5 or EXIT -- Exit
(you may need to hold keys down to get the desired reaction)


----TROUBLE SHOOTING---

	-It won't chat! This sounds simple; but make sure that the link cable is plugged
in firmly into both calcs. If that dosn't work make sure that one calc says YOU ARE THE HOST and the other calc says YOU ARE THE GUEST when logging in. (if they don't say this rerun chat on at least one of the calcs)

	-If you get ERROR 10 DATA TYPE; there is probably a variable or program on your calc with a name that Chat is trying to use. To fix this problem you should look for the variable and remove it. This shouldn't be to hard since if you press the goto button when the error is reported it should take you to the line that caused the error so it should be a snap to find the variable that is causing the problems!

---KNOWEN BUGS---

-Some times when both calcs are started at nearly the same time they will both say that they are the HOST calc. If this happens, exit out of the program on one of the calcs and rerun the program.

-If both users try to send a message at the same time, one or both of the messages may not show up until later.(the messages can be lost sometimes if this happens :( but however if they make it they may not be in order :|

-This program does not work on Virtual-TI (a bug in VTI?)!! It only works on real calculators!

---FUTURE FEATURES---
Note: these are ideas that I had... Now that i got a TI-89 my motivation to work on
	TI-86 stuff has gone south...but i will do my best when motivation reaches
	a minimum and then goes North again...that will be a cold day me thinks...
	but IT COULD HAPPEN (Angels in the Outfield)!

Line wrapping in the chat room. (little bit tricky but could be done with a few minutes of work)
Other Ideas???


----For The Inquiring Mind----
	the key to this entire program is quite simple:
	after inputting the variable that is to be read by the other calc
	make the user press enter using the pause command.
	this gives the TI-OS a chance to allow the other calc to retrieve the
	variable! Cool :)
	The bugs appear when the other calc dosen't try to get the variable when the
	sending calc is in the pause state. example: Other calc is also trying to send 
	a variable.


---Contact Me----
gforceti86calc@email.com
If you have any suggestions or bug reports please email me (I don't bite)

DO NOT STEAL MY CODE
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY THING THAT THIS PROGRAM DOES TO YOUR CALC(I'M SURE IT WONT DO ANYTHING BAD, BUT just in case it does)
Also please give credit where credit is due...






-----Program History-----
Version 1.0 (not released)

Version 2.0 (beta)
	Released 11/18/99
	Beta Version
	complete rewrite of code.

Version 2.1 (final version?)
	Released:10/08/2000
	NOT compatible with version 1.0 or 2.0.
	Optimized for size a bit
	v2.0=1338bytes - v2.1=1237bytes = 101 bytes saved!
	updated and rearranged documentation
