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General Discussion => Other Discussions => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: Munchor on April 14, 2011, 03:47:15 pm
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I was just wondering how you organize your(s) calculator-programming-related folder(s) in your computer.
I have a big Texas folder with all inside, I decided to tree it for you:
Texas>tree
├───ASM in 28 DAYS
│ ├───img
│ ├───lesson
│ ├───ref
│ └───stuff
├───Assembly
├───Axe
│ ├───Developers
│ ├───Examples
│ └───Tools
│ ├───Application Signing
│ └───Sprite Editor
├───Axe GUI Library
├───BatLib
│ ├───Developement
│ ├───Example
│ │ ├───Block Eater
│ │ ├───Bouncy Pong
│ │ ├───Font&Sprite Editor
│ │ ├───FontWalk 3
│ │ └───ReCode examples
│ └───ZINSTALL
├───dcs_sdk
│ ├───asm
│ │ ├───exec
│ │ ├───list
│ │ ├───source
│ │ └───tasm
│ └───basic
├───TI-83+ ASM For The Absolute Beginner
│ ├───Appendices
│ ├───Appendix B Files
│ ├───Appendix D Files
│ ├───Lessons
│ ├───Linux Files
│ ├───Mac Files
│ └───Windows Files
├───Tokens (4)
└───WabbitEmu
What about you?
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In my "Documents" folder, I just use the two folders created by TI-Connect and TI-Nspire Computer Link, "MyTIData" and "TI-Nspire", respectively.
Inside those folders, I think I have a "Development" one in the Nsipre folder which contains folders for each of my individual projects, and a folder "GCC4TI" in the mytidata one for 89 projects.