Unfortunately, every silver lining has a cloud (yes, I know that I'm saying it backwards). All you have to do is plug your TI-Nspire into the computer, press 'Connect to Calculator' and select what you wish to do. Using this software, you can take a screenshot of your calculator, send and receive files, and update your OS (though from what we've learned from TI this is not something you should do without thorough research of the new 'features' in the OS )

This version has many advantages over the Windows and Mac versions, requiring no license, being much less bulky, and taking almost no time to start because there is no emulator included. However, TI has just made public a new version of the software for use on Chrome OS, accessible at. ▪ The app requires a license, which can only be used on one computer and was easy to lose or might not be included when buying a used calculator ▪ The app can take quite a while to load, due to the emulator incorporated in the software ▪ The app only works on the latest versions of Windows and Mac OS

Up until now, the only official way to send files to your TI-Nspire CX II was to use TI's Student Software, which was very annoying for multiple reasons: Critor announced earlier today on TI-Planet that TI has released a web version of their TI-Nspire CX II Student Software, for use on Chrome OS.

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