Title: Multi-string lib V1.0
Programmer: Demonstarx
Size: 493 Bytes (for programs), ??? Bytes (for string and list)

1) Intro
2) Instructions
3) Credit
4) Disclaimer / usage notice
5) Future Plans
6) Contact
7) Version info

1) Intro
	Multi-string lib is a program that I made that allows you to store as many strings on your ti-83 as it can hold.  This is a great feature for a game like a B3Dgame by SiCoDe, where data is stored in strings.  This is also good for a class
schedule program.

2) Instructions
  Menu features: 
Create new set: creates new set of strings
Test: Test if it all looks right
Add Strings: add more strings to current set
Exit: Exit the program
About: goto about screen
Cleanup: get rid of strings and list 

 A) Data used
	LMSTR = this list (stands for Multi-string lib) contains data on how to
section Str7 into the right sections
	Str7 = This string holds all of the strings
	Str3 = This string is where the sectioned data is stored. You use this to
output the data you want from Str7.
	A = used in for loop as number to define section of list to get data from.
	B = This is the number that you program tells the lib which string in the Str7
to use.
	C =  used in for loop to figure out characters before sectioned area that need
cut off.
	prgmSTRSETUP = this is the program you use to set up the number of
strings you want in Str7 and what they are. DO NOT DELETE UNTIL YOUR
PRGM IS DONE!, you never know when you will change your mind and to change it by writing everything in the list and string can be hard.
	prgmZSTRLIB = this is the lib prgm you use in your program. just define B
and run this
 B) using
	To use put some code in your program that looks something like this:

:If K=1
:1->B
:If K=2
:2->B
:If K=3
;3->B
:prgmZSTRLIB
:Disp "You found
:Disp Str7

Remember you can change any of that to however it suits your needs.

 C) Tips
use setup prgm, it does does all the math for you, and then test it all for you.

if you don't understand it look at the code and play around with the set up program.

3) Credit
SiCoDe for the tutorials on using strings. Thanks a bunch!

TICALC.ORG for hosting this, sicode, and other programs/tutorials I get on my
TI-83

You for downloading this, using this, and reading my boring readme

4) Disclaimer / usage notice
Since this is freeware I am not responsible this does to your calc or other things.
When using this prgm in your prgm please add credit to Demonstarx.

5) Future Plans
Make it smaller
Make it more flexible
you tell me

6) Contact
Email: demonstarx@myfavoritei.com
IM's: no IMs yet

7) Version info
V1.0) first release
V1.1) added menu, more features, got a little bigger
V1.2) fixed zip file