TI-Tunes 83+/SE v1.0
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	TI-Tunes is a first of its kind...(Except for JukeBox 83+ created by Eric Van Albert, but his was a 10 minute work)...
This .zip file contains three .8xp files-CREATOR.8xp, NUMTOSTR.8xp, and TITUNES.8xp. The CREATOR file allows you to create
songs by typing in the notes (letters and numbers) to the song. The TITUNES file allows you to play created tunes by inputting
the name of the song. This then plays the song according to the settings the user provides. The NUMTOSTR program asks you for
a number and converts the number to a string. This is a great subroutine to put in one of your programs. It stores the number
into Str1.

	Everything in this program is graphical... even the inputs. Even with this, the whole program only takes around 9700
bytes (about 5000 for each program). I think that this is a first in 83+/SE BASIC programming, so go ahead and try it out. I created 
my own Number to String routine in this program also, so if you want it, I included a file that has this. The graphical user input is
also one that I created, so use it if you want also. This version of the file adds the capability of scrolling the notes of the song
across the screen if you push left and right. I don't plan to do much more to this program, but, if I get bored, I will implement
the massive syntax error detector to check whether the song the user has created is in the correct syntax; however, this will
probably take up a massive amount of space (My estimate is around 3000 bytes.) If I actually do this, then I will combine the
creator and main program into one massive program that will probably be around 12000 bytes.

Here is a description of the keys:

[UP]		In any of the menus in either program, this moves the arrow up one item.
[DOWN]		In any of the menus in either program, this moves the arrow down one item.
[LEFT]		When creating a tune, scroll one character to the left of the screen.
[RIGHT]		When creating a tune, scroll one character to the right of the screen.
[ENTER]		Selects an item from any menu.
[2nd]		Selects an item from any menu. (In the settings menu of the TITUNES program, this increases the selected
		item by one.
[ALPHA]		Changes to and from ALPHA mode and Numeric mode. (In the settings menu of the TITUNES program, this
		decreases the selected item by one.)
[+]		Only in the settings menu of the TITUNES program, this increases the selected item by one.
[-]		Only in the settings menu of the TITUNES program, this decreases the selected item by one.
[A-Z]		Types the corresponding letter of the alphabet onto the screen.
[0-9]		Types the corresponding number onto the screen.
[CLEAR]		When inputting a name of a tune, or creating a tune, delete what is on the screen and start over.
[DEL]		When inputting a name of a tune, or creating a tune, delete the last character outputted on the screen.


Also included in the programs is an on-calculator instruction manual for both programs. This, too, is fully graphical.

In future versions, I plan to:
1.	Update the On-calc Instruction manual
2.	Minor optimization, if possible.
3.	Include some songs that I have made. (I'm working on a precise recording of the United States National Anthem.)
4...	Maybe add a syntax error detector to the creator program.
5...	Combine the two programs.

Notes:
After you execute the CREATOR program, execute a command:
L1->L [whatever you want the name of the song to be],
then run the TITUNES program.

If you have any questions, comments, or want to give or recieve programming advice, please email me.

Floyd Maseda
10/10/04
Dudemanfellabra@netscape.net