Data2Object    1.3    Makes ascii text file directly linkable

Sometimes you want to have a large text file in your code.  For example a
built-in helpfile.  d2o gives an easy way to do just that.  It takes the
textfile as an argument and produces a standard object file.  Includes an
option to force the data into chip ram for graphics and sound data.

Author: Matthijs Luger
Path: AmigaLibDisk1041:Programs/Data2Object/

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OpaqueMove    1.1    An Opaque Window Movement Commodity

OpaqueMove is a commodity that provides opaque window movement for Intuition 
windows.  That is, instead of simply moving the outline of a window, the 
entire window contents are moved as you move the mouse.  The EGS window
system provides this capability, but does not extend it to standard Intuition
screens.  Hence this commodity.

   This commodity is intended for use with accelerated graphics cards such as
the @{i}GVP Spectrum. @{ui} Although it is possible to use it with standard
Amiga AGA screens, it is likely to be impractically slow except possibly in
single bitplane modes.  However, there are various controls which allow
selection of the conditions under which windows should be moved opaquely, and
under which they should be moved as an outline.

Author: Steve Koren
Path: AmigaLibDisk1041:Programs/OpaqueMove/

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ProNET    1    Installs a network between 2 Amigas

ProNET  is  a hardware/software combination that installs a small network
between  two  and  NOT more Amigas.  This can be used to exchange data from
both  Amiga's  devices.   The difference between ParNet, written by Matthew
Dillon  and  others,  and  ProNET  is  that you can mount the other Amiga's
devices  as if they were present on this machine, that means you don't have
to  access  the  other 'DF0:' indirectly by using 'NET:df0/...' but you can
mount  it  as  e.g.   'DF2:'  on  this Amiga.  The other device is emulated
PERFECTLY,  so that you won't notice that it exists on the other machine in
fact - You can e.g.  access a disk in the other 'DF0:' by it's name instead
of having to use 'DF2:', then you can get full information about the status
(% full etc.) - just like as it was a real device in your first Amiga.
  Of course there are extra programs supplied known from ParNET, with which
you can start commands on the other Amiga or just talk between them.
  Full developer information is available for programmers that want to code
extra tools using the pronet.device.

Author: Michael Krause.
Path: AmigaLibDisk1041:Programs/ProNET/

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VChess    3.1    Excellent chess game

A powerful fully functional (non crippled) shareware chess game
completely written in Amiga Oberon. The program has a lot of
features, is easy to use and don't needs much memory (only 400K).

Author: Stefan Salewski
Path: AmigaLibDisk1041:Programs/VChess/

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VDisk    2.5    ASDG-ram like recoverable ram drive

vdisk.device is a driver for a recoverable RAM disk. It started 2 years
ago as a hack of ASDG-RAM (written by Perry S. Kivolowitz).  These hacked
versions (1.3 -> 1.12) were not distributed.  As of version 2.0, it has
been entirely rewritten, with many new features added :

 - Up to 16 units with virtually unlimited size (512 MB)
 - Dynamic memory allocation and (optionnaly) deallocation
 - Full support of all AmigaDOS Filesystems.
 - Will survive the heaviest system crashes as long as its own data is not 
   corrupted.
 - In case of a recovery failure, the cause can be reported by a support
   command.

Author: Etienne Vogt
Path: AmigaLibDisk1041:Programs/VDisk/

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Amiga_E    3.1a    An Amiga specific E compiler

E is a powerful and flexible object oriented / procedural / unpure
functional higher programming language, mainly influenced by languages
such as C++, Ada, Lisp etc., and Amiga E a very fast compiler for it,
with features such as speed of >20000 lines/minute on a 7 Mhz amiga,
inline assembler and linker integrated into compiler, large set of
integrated functions, great module concept with v39 includes as
modules, flexible type-system, quoted expressions, immediate and typed
lists, low-level and object polymorphism, exception handling,
inheritance, data-hiding, methods, multiple return values, default
arguments, register allocation, fast memory management, unification,
LISP-Cells, and much much more...
This is part 2 containing the docs.

Author: Wouter van Oortmerssen
Path: AmigaLibDisk1042:Programs/E3_Docs/

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Amiga_E    3.1a    E-Compiler fuer den Amiga

E ist eine leistungsfaehige und flexible objektorientiert
hoehere Programmiersprace, beeinflusst von C++, Ada, Lisp uws
und Amiga E ist ein sehr schneller Compiler dafuer mit
Features wie z.B. einer Geschwindigkeit von mehr als 20000
Zeilen pro Minute auf einem 7MHz-Amiga, inline Assembler,
integriertem Linker, vielen integrierten Funktionen, ein
leistungsfaehiges Modulkonzept mit den V39-Includes als
Moduln und und und und.
Dies ist der erste Teil der Distribution. Teil 2 befindet
sich auf AmigaLibDisk1042.

Autor: Wouter van Oortmerssen
Pfad: AmigaLibDisk1043:Programs/E3_Bins/

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SerMouse    2.21    Driver/Docs for serial PC Mouse on Amiga

A full package on how to use a PC mouse on the Amiga.  Not only a
serial mouse driver but also how to rewire a 9-pin Sub-D serial to
25-pin Sub-D serial and how to rewire 9-pin Sub-D BUS or 9-pin Mini-Din
BUS to an Amiga mouse plug. YOU CAN USE ALMOST ANY PC-MOUSE WITH THIS
ONE!

Author: Patrick van Beem
Path: AmigaLibDisk1043:Programs/SerMouse/

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DiskSpare    3.0    stores  more data on disks faster

DiskSpare is a completion or replacement of the trackdisk.device.
It  lets  you  store  more data on your disks faster than usual.
For this a custom mfm format is used. -> No online compression !
The capacities are:

- 984K with DD disks (normally 880K)
- 1968K with HD disks (normally 1760K)

Diskspare.device requires Kickstart Version 2.0 or higher.

If you want to test diskspare.device (DSD from now on), simply
click on the 'QuickTest' icon. The script mounts a drive 'DS0:'
on Unit 0 (your DF0: drive) with 984K capacity. To format the
disk, open a shell window and type: 'format drive ds0: name test'
<return>. If you mount any device after 'LoadWB' you need the
shell to format a disk. If you mount DSD during boot, you can
use the Workbench format as for DFX. After formatting, you should
be able to use the disk like any other disks.

Author: Klaus Deppisch
Path: AmigaLibDisk1044:Programs/DiskSpare3.0/

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MakeVersion    1.0    Program for creating version numbers.

MakeVersion is a simple program for creating program version
numbers. I use it to embed version numbers in most of my
publicly-released programs. It creates linkable object files
which can be used by any standard Amiga linker when linking
the program and is particularly suitable for use in Make
files (or Lmk or DMake files).

Author: Ben Hutchings
Path: AmigaLibDisk1044:Programs/MakeVersion/

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SuperDuper    3.13    High-speed disk copier and formatter

SuperDuper is an exciting, high-speed disk copier and formatter. Typical
timings are 99s for a disk-to-disk verified copy, or 38s for a four disk
non-verified format.  Also available are buffering in RAM, on a hard disk
image file or on any sector-based Amiga device, like RAD:, VDO:, FMS:, etc.
Real-time compression using the Xpk standard allows to copy in one pass most
disks on 1M Amigas, especially in conjunction with a special utility which
"hides" external drives to the system (but not to SuperDuper).  Bells and
whistles include high density floppy support, voice, automatic date
increment, a list of the disks copied, and automatic start of operations
based on disk insertion/ejection sensing.  SuperDuper 3.13 is freeware and
works on any Amiga under 2.0 and beyond.

Author: Sebastiano Vigna
Path: AmigaLibDisk1044:Programs/SuperDuper/

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ACE    2.3    FreeWare Amiga BASIC compiler + extras

ACE is a FreeWare Amiga BASIC compiler which, in conjunction with A68K
and Blink produces standalone executables.
 
The language defines a large subset of AmigaBASIC but also has many
features not found in the latter such as: turtle graphics, recursion,
SUBs with return values, structures, arguments, include files, a
better WAVE command which allows for large waveforms, external
references, named constants and a variety of other commands and
functions not found in AmigaBASIC.

New features in version 2.0 include: gadgets, three standard requester
types, serial I/O and menus (with optional command-keys for menu
items). New commands and functions for this version include EXIT FOR,
PTAB, SPC, DEF FN, ON ERROR and ERR (these last two handle file and
serial I/O at present). INPUT and PRINT can now be used transparently
for all screen/window combinations.

All user-defined windows are now fully-configurable and may be used in
conjunction with screens as per AmigaBASIC. Window close event
trapping is also a new feature.

In addition to event trapping, ACE now supports WAITing for both menus
and gadgets. Waiting is more operating-system-friendly than event
trapping.

A simple graphical front-end (Integrated Development Environment) is
also provided with the archive. This is written in ACE.

Author: David Benn
Path: AmigaLibDisk1045:Programs/ACE/

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GfxCon    1.1    Image format converter for most formats

Image format converter that can load and save most formats:

Load: ILBM, LBM, RGB8, RGBN, PCX, IMG, BMP, RLE4, RLE8,
      GIF, TIFF, JPEG, RGB-Raw, Targa

Save: ILBM, PCX, GIF, JPEG, RGB-Raw, Postscript


Features:
 - virtual memory built in (even with a plain 68000)
 - color-effects and simple transformations are possible
 - shows most information stored in images
 - has a nice GUI
 - fontsensitiv
 - 68020/881-version included

Author: Dirk Farin
Path: AmigaLibDisk1046:Programs/GfxCon/

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MEDUtils    1.0    Set of programs for MED modules

Set of programs for working with MED modules.  Includes utilites for 
playing, ripping, and allocating, and wipeing MED modules.

Author: Ben Hutchings
Path: AmigaLibDisk1046:Programs/MEDUtils/

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ModUtils    ?.?    Group of programs for working with Mods

Group of programs for working with Mods.  Includes utilities for
playing, allocating, ripping, and wipeing Mods.

Author: Ben Hutchings
Path: AmigaLibDisk1046:Programs/ModUtils/

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UnPacker    1.2    AppIcon util for extracting archives

UnPacker is an appicon utility for extracting archives from the WB.
It automatically chooses the archiver to use by comparing the file
suffix (e.g.. '.lha') with the program icon's tooltypes. Thus you
can configure it to recognize every archive format you use.

Author: Erik Sagalara
Path: AmigaLibDisk1046:Programs/UnPacker/

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xMore    1.4    A small and fast replacement for "more"

Yet another file reader, you might think, and you are right.  I missed
small XPK-understanding file reader with reasonable feature list, but there
was none available.  Most ( (c) 1992 by Uwe Rhm) can hardly be called
small (but it surely has 'reasonable' feature list!).  I have to admit that
xMore is currently bigger than I planned it to be, but people don't seem to
want small programs, they want features!  So, what do you get?

	+ light speed search! No loss of speed even if case insensitive
	  and/or backwards!
	+ wildcard search. Searching doesn't slow down if only "?" is
	  used (in fact it is FASTER when "?" is used).
	+ hex mode.
	+ FAST scrolling. Should beat Most (pun intended) textreaders
	  using customized Text() function with custom screen.
	+ displays ANSI styles (no colors) and some backspace-styles
	+ variable TAB size! (now you can read those funny #?.c
	  files with too much TABs ;)
	+ can start one of the four possible editors.
	+ freely definable keys!
	+ font sensitivity, user definable font.
	+ definable window dimensions, defaults to display size.
	+ opens on any public screen or opens it's own screen.
	+ multiple files from shell, Workbench and file requester.
	+ pipe support.
	+ clipboard support.
	+ Support for Directory Opus compatibility.
	+ character conversion.
	+ lots of small details like default zoomed size exactly one
	  line high. Small things make the difference!
	+ can be made resident (has been pure from day one, but who
	  remembers to mention everything)
	+ OS 2.04 required (sorry, v36 users. There just is too much
	  functions in RKMs with text 'this function is broken in V36'
	  that I didn't bother dodging them. To pre-2.0 users xMore is
	  Yet Another Reason To Update. Come on guys, do you use CP/M
	  at work or what ? ;)
	+ Can read files containig more than 65535 lines! With hex mode
	  this is MUST (256K+ file in narrow window = lots of lines!).
	  (This would be suitable place to mention certain well-known
	  directory utility and another XPK-supporting reader which both
	  assume no-one has REALLY big files, but that could give offence
	  to JP and UR, so I won't)

	- wildcard search only supports "?"
	- reads whole file into memory (EVERYBODY has min. 1 Meg today)

Author: Jorma Oksanen
Path: AmigaLibDisk1046:Programs/xMore/

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A4000HW    1.0    Reference guide to A4000 hardware.

This file is a reference to various tips, problems, repairs, and other
information on the Amiga 4000 and common boards and peripherals.

Author: Warren Block
Path: AmigaLibDisk1047:Programs/A4000HW/

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Iconian    1.98    Icon editor that supports OS3.0 funcs.

An icon editor with all the functions of IconEdit under OS3.0, plus more.
Features: Support for sizable windows and custom fonts; Multiple undos;
Appwindows; Custom magnification levels; Up to 256 colors; 3.x palette
sharing; RGB color editing; Integer scaling of oversized brushes; Optional
remapping of IFFs to screen colors; Can save 8 plane icons which stay
"normal" regardless of screen depth; Full range of drawing tools including
beveled boxes; Recolors 1.3 icons; Clipboard support; Extensive keyboard
support; Ability to cut and paste brushes; Drawing with text, including
selectable font and styles; 100% system supported, no external libraries
required.

Author: Chad Randall
Path: AmigaLibDisk1047:Programs/Iconian/

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Text2Guide    3.10    Convert ASCII text to AmigaGuide format.

Converts plain ASCII text into AmigaGuide (c) format.  Sticking to some
simple organization of the text file, one can have a well structured
guide file while still having an easily readable text file.

Author: Stephan Srken
Path: AmigaLibDisk1047:Programs/Text2Guide/

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TextCount    3.0    Generates stats about text files

This is a text analyser which shows some informations
about any text file (number of lines, words, blanks..).
It has locale support and a style-guide conforming GUI.

Author: Constantin Rack
Path: AmigaLibDisk1047:Programs/TextCount/

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2Print2    2.0    Print one/two pages per sheet on HP LJ

A simple little utility for HP Laserjets and other printers that support
the HP-PCL language.  It's only goal in life is to print either one 166
chars x 66 line page, or two 80 x 66 line pages per sheet.  Does not go
through printer.device, but rather the output from 2Print is redirected to
a file or PAR: for faster printing.

Author: Raj Goel
Path: AmigaLibDisk1048:Programs/2Print/

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Canon600    2.0    Canon BJC-600 printer driver

Optimized driver that handles all kind of papers, graphic modes and 
international characters; full control of your printer. Provides end of
printing spoken signalling.

Author: Sergio R. Caprile
Path: AmigaLibDisk1048:Programs/Canon600/

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CDTV-Player    2.31    Plays audio CD's while multitasking

A utility for all those people, who'd like to play Audio CD's while
multitasking on WorkBench.  It's an emulation of CDTV's remote
control, but is a little more sophisticated.  Allows access to the
archive even without a CDROM drive (i.e. AMIGA 500-4000), although you
can't play a CD.  Program and KARAOKE (live on-screen) included.
Recognizes CDs automatically.  Works on all CDTVs, AMIGA CD 32 and all
CD ROM emulating the cdtv.device or cd.device.

Author: Daniel Amor
Path: AmigaLibDisk1048:Programs/CDTV-Player/

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EpsonFX    1.0    Epson FX-850/Citizen printer driver

Optimized driver that handles new graphic modes and international
characters, faster than standard EpsonX driver.

Author: Sergio R. Caprile
Path: AmigaLibDisk1048:Programs/EpsonFX/

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EpsonLX    1.0    Epson LX-800 printer driver

Optimized driver that handles new graphic modes and international
characters, faster than standard EpsonX driver.

Author: Sergio R. Caprile
Path: AmigaLibDisk1048:Programs/EpsonLX/

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Event    1.17    Tool to remember everything you want.

Information:
------------
With this software you have a good tool to remember everything you want.



Features:
---------
* requiers only 12 kB memory (a primary argument!)
* the events are storend in a data file
* multitasking friendly
* "gliding" events
* loading only the Events from the current day

Author: Klaus Muckenhuber
Path: AmigaLibDisk1048:Programs/Event/

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LSP    0.1    Print on PCL-based laser printer

LSP (Laser Source Printer) is a little utility for people that have 
access to a PCL-based laser printer.  One of the most useful applications 
is to use DOUBLE in conjunction with FLUSHRIGHT.  DOUBLE prints two
logical pages on one physical page.   (The pages are outlined by a box an 
titled with the file name).  FLUSHRIGHT is a new concept in printing
source (well...  not so new ***8-)).   When a line is longer than a
default length (usually 80 char) LSP breaks the line but they are right
aligned so they don't mess up your source code indentation.

Author: Paolino "del" Dell'Aquila
Path: AmigaLibDisk1048:Programs/LSP/

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MiserPrint    1.14    Print util for inkjets (HP-compatible).

MiserPrint is a print utility that puts up to 8 normal pages of text on one
sheet of paper.  You are able to save paper and time.  MiserPrint uses the
small built-in fonts (Courier and Letter Gothic) of the HP-Deskjet or
compatible printers.

Author: Heinz-Guenter Boettger
Path: AmigaLibDisk1048:Programs/MiserPrint/

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DOSReqTools    ?.?    Use ReqTools Requesters from DOS Scripts

DOSReqTools gives AmigaDOS script writers access to all seven of Nico 
Francios' ReqTools Requesters.  The requesters are fully functional 
and can give your scripts a professional look.  They can be used from 
within an AmigaGuide document to pop up on top of the text. Ideal for 
use as a replacement for Commodore's Installer or as a front end for
CLI-only programs.

All functions are fully documented with AmigaGuide. A "man page" type
script is included for quick reference. Dozens of demo scripts are 
included that can be run from within the AmigaGuide Docs. The AmigaGuide
tutorial is truely interactive. Examples can be seen by clicking labels.

An installer script is included.

Eight Extensions to DOS are included to make string manipulation easier
from your DOS script.

ChangeExt   Changes the extension of a filename held as an ENVariable
EqualsNull  Determines if a file or variable contains data or is empty
GetString   Takes in keyboard input from the shell with a prompt
InString    Determines if one string is inside another. Returns position
SubString   Returns a substring of a string 
PathPart    Returns the path from a <path/filename>
FilePart    Returns the filename from a <path/filename>
AddPart     Joins a separate path and filename as one. Checks syntax.

Author: Will Bow
Colin Thompson
Path: AmigaLibDisk1049:Programs/DOSReqTools/

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PPrefs    2.0    Screenmode promotion utility

PPrefs is a screenmode promotion utiltity which allows you to promote every
available screenmode of your system (including HAM and EHB modes) to
another mode. You simply select a source and a destination mode and every
program that wants to open a screen with the source mode, instead will open
a screen with the destination mode. If you want that some very special
programs get their very special screenmode or don't get promoted at all,
besides that "mode to mode" promotion, PPrefs supports task/screen specific
promotion, as well..address

Author: Olaf Gschweng
Path: AmigaLibDisk1049:Programs/PPrefs/

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StartUp-Menu    1.39    Customizable startup utility

A menu which allows you to choose between various options at
startup. Features: ARexx support; screen database support;
unlimited number of buttons/choices; can show a file in the
menu backgroud; public screen support; any font on the menu;
can scroll phrases along the bottom of the menu; the menu
can have any palette; menu can pop up only if certain 
qualifiers are pressed (eg. Mouse buttons); can show free
RAM and time and can can also alter system settings (disable
drive clicking, enable * as a wildcard and public screen
flags).

Author: Lee Kindness
Path: AmigaLibDisk1049:Programs/Startup-Menu/

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AIFF_dt    1.11    DataType for AIFF/AIFC sound files

A DataTypes class which permits reading and playing of AIFF
and AIFC format sound files which are very common on Apple
Macintosh machines.

Author: Olaf `Olsen' Barthel
Path: AmigaLibDisk1050:Programs/AIFF_dt/

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Binary_dt    39.6    Datatype for viewing binary files in hex

This is a binary data type for using in MultiView or similar programs!
The datatype loads any binary file and displays it in a hex format!

Author: Stefan Ruppert
Path: AmigaLibDisk1050:Programs/Binary_dt/

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CatchDisk    1.20    Commodity for auto-formatting disks.

A simple commodity for "auto-formating" bad/unformatted disks.  Each time a
disk is inserted into a drive, it checks to see if it is properly
formatted.  If not, CatchDisk executes the Format program and asks the user
if he wishes to format the disk.

Author: Alessandro Sala
Path: AmigaLibDisk1050:Programs/CatchDisk/

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DefDTIcon    1.4    Changes selected icon images to defaults

This very useful utility installs itself to the Workbench
Tools menu. Any file selected via it will have its icon
images changed to the default for its datatype. Includes
many standard icons.

Author: Lee Kindness
Path: AmigaLibDisk1050:Programs/DefDTIcon/

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HotScreen    1.0    Select desired screen via a popup list

If you have many screens open and have to shuffle between them,
it can take some time to reach the right one.  But dont miss it !
HotScreen gives You a list of all screens by shortcut.  You select
the wanted screen and thats all.

Author: Carsten Orthbandt
Path: AmigaLibDisk1050:Programs/HotScreen/

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MacSND_dt    1.7    DataType for Mac "snd" resource data

A DataTypes class which permits reading and playing of
Apple Macintosh "snd " resource sound data, such as system
beeps.

Author: Olaf `Olsen' Barthel
Path: AmigaLibDisk1050:Programs/MacSND_dt/

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Man_dt    39.4    Datatype for Unix man pages

This is a unix manual page data type for using in MultiView or similar
programs! The datatype loads any manual page file and displays it!

Author: Stefan Ruppert
Path: AmigaLibDisk1050:Programs/Man_dt/

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ZGIFDataType    39.7    Fast datatype for displaying GIF files.

A much faster replacement gif.datatype, coded using the same lightning
assembler as seen in ZGif04 (only _faster_).  Main points: Very fast,
pictures usually load at the same speed as equivalent depth ILBM's! (use it
with viewtek105 for faster gif loading :); Supports almost all gifs (all
self-contained gifs); async file reading dramatically boosts floppy
performance; It's free! Requires and 020+ and OS3.0+.

Author: Michael Zucchi
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CX       1.3	replacement of the "Exchange" program

CX is a replacement of the original "Exchange" program from the
Workbench. I wrote it, because I need a program with the ability
of removing all commodities in the system. And I always wanted to
write a commodity.
One of my goals was to be compatible in the using to the original
program, but also offer new methods of executing actions. You can
select all buttons and gadgets by pressing a key on your keyboard,
use the cursor keys to move around in the list of commodities and
other things.
I hope, that this version is mostly bug free.

Author: Fin Schuppenhauer
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DzDir       2.0	Directory utility that uses MUI

DzDir is a directory utility that uses MUI for maximum future benefit, 
Command line size dynamically allocated from 0-1024 bytes, Unlimited 
AppIcon & Hotkey support, Up to 100 configurable buttons, Multiformat 
Date/Time display, Multiposition Ram gauges, May open with out the
Directory windows (ie. Dock only), System friendly capture of output (no
console windows), Ability to View a text file from within a Lha archive,
Many objects respond to appevents, Instant file type recognition, Ability
to add new filetypes as they evolve, Default icons may be set up so DzDir
will add the correct icon for file types, Hotkeys may be setup for buttons,
AppIcons, or just as hotkeys, Arexx Support, On-line Help, File information
strings for size/selected information, Icon edit window like Workbench's
"Icons/Information..." window, Ability to put an Iff or an Icons image or
text in your buttons, Left and Right buttons may be configured to do
different things to a filetype, 30 internal functions, Ability to move
buttons horizontally and vertically, Add a new button to the left/right,
copy the button to the left/right or delete any button, Auto-tileing of
buttons.

Author: Ben Martin
Path: AmigaLibDisk1051:Programs/DzDir/

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PS      1.36	Lists info about tasks and processes

Lists information about all tasks and processes currently
in the system.

Author: Trevor Andrews
Path: AmigaLibDisk1051:Programs/PS/

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CFX     5.560	Check type of file a la "dir/list" cmd

The Amiga caters for many varied programs, and these programs use their
own data types. CFX (Crunched File eXaminer) contains a huge database
of known filetypes and can deduce a file's "type" very quickly, in a
fashion like the AmigDOS "list" or "dir" commands. Contains options to
check for types like "executable, "not executable", "crunched", "graphics",
"sounds" etc.

Author: Bob Rye
Marcus Mroczkowski
Path: AmigaLibDisk1052:Programs/CFX/

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Move     37.11	Unix type Move command

This is not just another Move command it features
more: Recursive directory movements (including
creation of destination dir), pattern support, and
command line flags like those known from e.g.
C:Rename...and many, many more

Author: Kai Iske
Path: AmigaLibDisk1052:Programs/Move/

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PolyEd     1.242	User-friendly, powerfull text editor

PolyEd is one of the most user friendly text editors for the Amiga.
It is kept small and easy, but has all the features.

PolyEd has all features, needed to edit texts, but no other features,
like clocks, memory displays, calculators ...

As the Amiga has a great multitasking operating system, it is, in my
opinion unnecessary to put all those things into one single program,
but better to set up one's desired environment by some different
programs (which can be further improved by arexx).

In other words, if you need a calculator, parallel to PolyEd, why not
run the one from the 'utilities' drawer or one from the public domain
pool.

Via the arexx-port, centering, formating and functions you can think
of, can be added to PolyEd too.

Author: Robert Brandner
Path: AmigaLibDisk1052:Programs/PolyEd/

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DoIcon       1.2	Icon information and manipulation tool

DoIcon is yet another icon tool, but it's designed for quick shell-usage
and can perfectly used together with DirOpus or any similar tool.
Features:
 - Displaying and manipulation of icon related values (eg. Tooltypes)
 - Search & replace of a specified defaulttool (with pattern-support)
 - Search & replace of specified tooltypes (with pattern-support)
 - Search & delete of a specified tooltype (with pattern-support)
 - Converting icons to 8 bit-planes
   (For icons which are not displayed correctly on >8 color WBs)
 - Remapping icon colors (1.x style <-> 2.x/3.x style)
 - Remapping icon colors (MagicWB 8 color -> standard 4 color)
 - Recursively delete all ".info"-files (the old 1.x drawer-infos)
 - Converting icon-ImageData to C-Sourcecode
 - Full pattern and locale support

Author: Lars 'SFX' Eilebrecht
Path: AmigaLibDisk1053:Programs/DoIcon/

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Man     1.11a	Unix type Man command

This is a simple MAN command, known from UNIX systems.
The advantage is, that it recognizes .guide files to be
AmigaGuide documents. MAN then uses a different viewer
in order to display the AmigaGuide document. Furthermore
MAN recognizes TeX-DVI files as well, using a different
viewer to display them. You may configure MAN using
environment variables.

Author: Kai Iske
Path: AmigaLibDisk1053:Programs/Man/

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Remind      1.41	Reminds you of important dates.

  Calender programs are plentiful for the Amiga, you can always find another
program sitting on a board which tells you what you are doing today. However
I feel none of the programs I have tried actually are useful and easy to
read.

  The good thing about remind is that it contains all the information in one
window, including what you need to do today, what you need to do within
several days, and what you have to do for the rest of the year. The user
interface has been remarked on by several people for its clarity.

  Its compact, completely configurable (well nearly), and its free.
  Completely and utterly free, all I ask is that you send me some e-mail to
say that you are using the program.

Author: Richard Ambridge
Path: AmigaLibDisk1053:Programs/Remind/

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Reminder       5.9	A nice reminder utility

Reminder keeps an eye on a list of messages and commands, which the
user (you) wants to be shown and/or executed at a specific time or
time intervals.  Any or all of the timeparameters can be wildcards.
Once every minute the list is checked, and if a match between the
systemclock and a time specification is found a window will pop up,
and the message(s) will be shown and/or the command(s) will be
executed.

Because Reminder is supposed to run as a backgroundprocess, it is
designed to be memory efficient and use as little CPU time as possible.
Should you however be the owner of an unexpanded A500, or for any other
reason NOT want the program to run continuous, it is possible to make it
show all messages for today at once, and then die (when using this
option no commands will be executed).

Author: Ebbe Holleris Petersen
Path: AmigaLibDisk1053:Programs/Reminder/

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Yak      1.60	A multipurpose commodity

Yet Another Kommodity.  Features a sunmouse that only activates when
the mouse stops, KeyActivate windows, click windows to front or back,
cycle screens with mouse, mouse and screen blanking,
close/zip/shrink/enlarge windows with programmable hotkeys and a lot
of other configurable hotkeys.  Fully localized English language
builtin and provided catalogs for Dutch, French, German, Italian and
Swedish.  Documentation in English, French, German and Italian.
Includes installer scripts and C source.

Author: Gal Marziou
Martin W. Scott
Path: AmigaLibDisk1053:Programs/Yak/

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EdWordPro       5.0	Fully featured text editor.

A fully featured and fully operational text editor which offers all the
standard features of any decent editor as well as the ability to hold up to
15 documents in memory, a Macro facility, Keyword Text Casing (i.e. editor
will automatically force keywords into upper/lower case etc); The ability
to send AmigaDOS commands; 12 possible screen resolutions; A full ASCII
table; Powerful search routines; Vertical Blocks; A built in calculator; A
Word Count; The ability to sort a piece of text alphabetically .. and much
more.  EdWord can be used to edit binary files as well as plain vanilla
texts and as such becomes a competent filebased editor (like NewZap).

Author: Martin Reddy
Path: AmigaLibDisk1054:Programs/EdWordDemo/

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FSort       1.1	Very fast file sorting utility

   File sorting... Hmm... C:Sort does this... But it's very
   sssslllllooooowwwww.  ARP Sort sorts slightly faster.

   - FSort tries to be much more better.
   - FSort supports input from stdin and output to stdout (PIPES !!!).
   - FSort eats less RAM (but slightly more than ARP Sort).
   - FSort requires Kickstart 2.04 or higher.
   - FSort is pure and can be made resident.
   - FSort takes advantage of the powerful ss.library (also in this archive,
     see SSLib<???>.lha on the AmiNet for complete distribution).

   Speed comparison: (280K file, on GVP A530 Turbo - 68EC030 40MHz)

      original C:Sort 37.3	36 seconds	380K used
      ARP Sort			27 seconds	317K used
      FSort			4.9 seconds	334K used

   All the timings are measured by Stat 1.0 (available in MJUtils.lha
   on AmiNet).

Author: Martin Mares
Path: AmigaLibDisk1054:Programs/FSort/

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MidMoose      1.0	Maps a key to the middle mouse button.

Maps a specified key press ( defaults to f10 ) to the middle mouse button. 
So users without a 3 button mouse can use features normally not available 
to them. Works with DirWork (got no other programs to test it on)

Author: Lee Kindness
Path: AmigaLibDisk1054:Programs/MidMoose/

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Recall       2.3	Utility to help you remember events

  A program to keep track of birthdays, anniversaries and other important
  events. It is an easy-to-use, intuition-based utility for the absent-
  minded!


 FEATURES

 - keeps track of the remaining days to important events
 - keeps track of the days since important events happened
 - automatically start programs depending on the date and time
 - be reminded every # day (e.g. every 14th day)
 - be reminded # days before or after the event
 - be reminded once a day, every time you boot, before or after a certain
   date, before or after a certain hour or minute
 - be reminded about events until you acknowledge them
 - be reminded with requesters, alerts or practically anything that can be
   displayed on an Amiga-monitor
 - display unlimited lines of text in the same requester/alert (only
   limited by the screen's resolution and memory)
 - group different events in the same requester or alert
 - keep a simple database of the birthdays of family and friends
 - let your Amiga keep track of how old people are by insterting the date
   of birth in the middle of the string where you want to display the age
   (i.e. the text "Adam is {080570} years old today" will be displayed as
   "Adam is 23 years old today".)
 - make advanced events which are displayed for example after 21:00 every
   3rd day the first 7 days of every 2nd month the next 4 years
 - combine all of the attributes mentioned above in the same event
 - enter these events in an easy-to-use environment and without the need of
   programming-knowledge, just by entering the desired text and pressing a
   few buttons

NEW FEATURES

 - Suomi catalogs included.

 - Various bug fixes.
   (Among them, some bugs which caused gurus on some machines).

Author: Ketil Hunn
Path: AmigaLibDisk1054:Programs/Recall/

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DoIcon       1.2	Icon information and manipulation tool

DoIcon is yet another icon tool, but it's designed for quick shell-usage
and can perfectly used together with DirOpus or any similar tool.
Features:
 - Displaying and manipulation of icon related values (eg. Tooltypes)
 - Search & replace of a specified defaulttool (with pattern-support)
 - Search & replace of specified tooltypes (with pattern-support)
 - Search & delete of a specified tooltype (with pattern-support)
 - Converting icons to 8 bit-planes
   (For icons which are not displayed correctly on >8 color WBs)
 - Remapping icon colors (1.x style <-> 2.x/3.x style)
 - Remapping icon colors (MagicWB 8 color -> standard 4 color)
 - Recursively delete all ".info"-files (the old 1.x drawer-infos)
 - Converting icon-ImageData to C-Sourcecode
 - Full pattern and locale support

Author: Lars 'SFX' Eilebrecht
Path: AmigaLibDisk1053:Programs/DoIcon/

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Man     1.11a	Unix type Man command

This is a simple MAN command, known from UNIX systems.
The advantage is, that it recognizes .guide files to be
AmigaGuide documents. MAN then uses a different viewer
in order to display the AmigaGuide document. Furthermore
MAN recognizes TeX-DVI files as well, using a different
viewer to display them. You may configure MAN using
environment variables.

Author: Kai Iske
Path: AmigaLibDisk1053:Programs/Man/

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Remind      1.41	Reminds you of important dates.

  Calender programs are plentiful for the Amiga, you can always find another
program sitting on a board which tells you what you are doing today. However
I feel none of the programs I have tried actually are useful and easy to
read.

  The good thing about remind is that it contains all the information in one
window, including what you need to do today, what you need to do within
several days, and what you have to do for the rest of the year. The user
interface has been remarked on by several people for its clarity.

  Its compact, completely configurable (well nearly), and its free.
  Completely and utterly free, all I ask is that you send me some e-mail to
say that you are using the program.

Author: Richard Ambridge
Path: AmigaLibDisk1053:Programs/Remind/

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Reminder       5.9	A nice reminder utility

Reminder keeps an eye on a list of messages and commands, which the
user (you) wants to be shown and/or executed at a specific time or
time intervals.  Any or all of the timeparameters can be wildcards.
Once every minute the list is checked, and if a match between the
systemclock and a time specification is found a window will pop up,
and the message(s) will be shown and/or the command(s) will be
executed.

Because Reminder is supposed to run as a backgroundprocess, it is
designed to be memory efficient and use as little CPU time as possible.
Should you however be the owner of an unexpanded A500, or for any other
reason NOT want the program to run continuous, it is possible to make it
show all messages for today at once, and then die (when using this
option no commands will be executed).

Author: Ebbe Holleris Petersen
Path: AmigaLibDisk1053:Programs/Reminder/

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Yak      1.60	A multipurpose commodity

Yet Another Kommodity.  Features a sunmouse that only activates when
the mouse stops, KeyActivate windows, click windows to front or back,
cycle screens with mouse, mouse and screen blanking,
close/zip/shrink/enlarge windows with programmable hotkeys and a lot
of other configurable hotkeys.  Fully localized English language
builtin and provided catalogs for Dutch, French, German, Italian and
Swedish.  Documentation in English, French, German and Italian.
Includes installer scripts and C source.

Author: Gal Marziou
Martin W. Scott
Path: AmigaLibDisk1053:Programs/Yak/

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EdWordPro       5.0	Fully featured text editor.

A fully featured and fully operational text editor which offers all the
standard features of any decent editor as well as the ability to hold up to
15 documents in memory, a Macro facility, Keyword Text Casing (i.e. editor
will automatically force keywords into upper/lower case etc); The ability
to send AmigaDOS commands; 12 possible screen resolutions; A full ASCII
table; Powerful search routines; Vertical Blocks; A built in calculator; A
Word Count; The ability to sort a piece of text alphabetically .. and much
more.  EdWord can be used to edit binary files as well as plain vanilla
texts and as such becomes a competent filebased editor (like NewZap).

Author: Martin Reddy
Path: AmigaLibDisk1054:Programs/EdWordDemo/

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FSort       1.1	Very fast file sorting utility

   File sorting... Hmm... C:Sort does this... But it's very
   sssslllllooooowwwww.  ARP Sort sorts slightly faster.

   - FSort tries to be much more better.
   - FSort supports input from stdin and output to stdout (PIPES !!!).
   - FSort eats less RAM (but slightly more than ARP Sort).
   - FSort requires Kickstart 2.04 or higher.
   - FSort is pure and can be made resident.
   - FSort takes advantage of the powerful ss.library (also in this archive,
     see SSLib<???>.lha on the AmiNet for complete distribution).

   Speed comparison: (280K file, on GVP A530 Turbo - 68EC030 40MHz)

      original C:Sort 37.3	36 seconds	380K used
      ARP Sort			27 seconds	317K used
      FSort			4.9 seconds	334K used

   All the timings are measured by Stat 1.0 (available in MJUtils.lha
   on AmiNet).

Author: Martin Mares
Path: AmigaLibDisk1054:Programs/FSort/

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MidMoose      1.0	Maps a key to the middle mouse button.

Maps a specified key press ( defaults to f10 ) to the middle mouse button. 
So users without a 3 button mouse can use features normally not available 
to them. Works with DirWork (got no other programs to test it on)

Author: Lee Kindness
Path: AmigaLibDisk1054:Programs/MidMoose/

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Recall       2.3	Utility to help you remember events

  A program to keep track of birthdays, anniversaries and other important
  events. It is an easy-to-use, intuition-based utility for the absent-
  minded!


 FEATURES

 - keeps track of the remaining days to important events
 - keeps track of the days since important events happened
 - automatically start programs depending on the date and time
 - be reminded every # day (e.g. every 14th day)
 - be reminded # days before or after the event
 - be reminded once a day, every time you boot, before or after a certain
   date, before or after a certain hour or minute
 - be reminded about events until you acknowledge them
 - be reminded with requesters, alerts or practically anything that can be
   displayed on an Amiga-monitor
 - display unlimited lines of text in the same requester/alert (only
   limited by the screen's resolution and memory)
 - group different events in the same requester or alert
 - keep a simple database of the birthdays of family and friends
 - let your Amiga keep track of how old people are by insterting the date
   of birth in the middle of the string where you want to display the age
   (i.e. the text "Adam is {080570} years old today" will be displayed as
   "Adam is 23 years old today".)
 - make advanced events which are displayed for example after 21:00 every
   3rd day the first 7 days of every 2nd month the next 4 years
 - combine all of the attributes mentioned above in the same event
 - enter these events in an easy-to-use environment and without the need of
   programming-knowledge, just by entering the desired text and pressing a
   few buttons

NEW FEATURES

 - Suomi catalogs included.

 - Various bug fixes.
   (Among them, some bugs which caused gurus on some machines).

Author: Ketil Hunn
Path: AmigaLibDisk1054:Programs/Recall/

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MultiUser       1.8	Create Unix like multiuser environment

Allows you to create a Unix-like environment where several users live
together in harmony, unable to delete each others files, unable to read
those private love-letters of other users... And this even if several users
are working on the machine at the same time (on a terminal hooked up to the
serial port)

Author: Geert Uytterhoeven
Path: AmigaLibDisk1055:Programs/MultiUser/

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APIPE      37.7	Alternative pipe handler (incl. source)

The `APipe-Handler' allows you to add the `APIPE:' DOS device to your
system.  This device acts as a pipe between two programs, but in a
different manner than the standard `PIPE:' device does.  This handler
interprets the text after the `APIPE:' prefix as a command line
to execute, and the process/command which opens the file indicated
by the mention of `APIPE:' can now read the standard output or write
the standard input of the program indicated by the command line
depending on whether the `APIPE:' file was opened for reading or
writing, respectively.   Thus, the opening an `APIPE:' file is analogous
to the UNIX `popen()' call, but it is more widely available to the user.\n
Complete source is included and can be used as an example of a handler.

Author: Per Bojsen
Path: AmigaLibDisk1056:Programs/APipe-Handler/

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RunLame      1.34	A smart degrader for stupid programs.

A smart degrader, more lame programs work, fixes the following lame coding:
not considering caches; not considering the location of the vbr; assuming
screenmode is an old chipset mode; assuming sprite resolution is lores;
turning off sprite DMA in the wrong way.  Comes with a GUI and lots of
user-friendly features.  Also includes RunLameInfiltrator, which enables
you to permanently fix lame programs.  Has passed an extremely careful
beta-testing.

Author: Bilbo the first
Path: AmigaLibDisk1056:Programs/RunLame/

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ZShell       2.2	Small, fast shell with CFN and review.


  ZShell is a small (26K), fast and powerful SHELL with many (64) builtin
  commands. So it replaces most of the commands in the C: directory
  what effects in saving disk space and reducing disk accesses. There
  is no way around ZShell for those who do not have a harddisk or still
  have Kickstart 1.2/1.3 . But it is useful for those with a better
  Kickstart and/or harddisk, too, because for example it has powerful
  editing & history, filenamecompletion, review buffer and a lovely
  LIST, DIR and INFO command (very sensible ones !). I tried to made
  usage similar to the AmigaDOS Shell for easy using.

Some of the features:
* Freeware, no payment required.
* Usage is similar (or better) to the standard AmigaDOS shell.
* Supports the standard housekeeping commands which are builtin,
  so no disk access is necessary.
  eg. list, dir, cd, rename, makedir, delete, copy, path, info, type
* A total of 64 builtin commands.
* About 26K small (pure assembler code, source included).
* Starting from Workbench or CLI/Shell possible.
* Filenamecompletion by simply pressing TAB.
* Review-buffer to see what scrolled out of the window.
* Command line editing better than KS2.0 .
* Command and Function key aliasing.
* DIR and LIST both sort (by default) and show filesize.
* Simple 'MORE' type text viewer.
* Some commands and features for debugging system/programs.
* Online HELP function and AmigaGuide documentation with examples.
* Has a kind of Memory-Clock with alarm.
* Colourful output, can be reduced to one colour.

Author: Paul Hayter, Martin Gierich
Path: AmigaLibDisk1056:Programs/ZShell/

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ButtonMenu      1.23	Easy creation of customizable menus

ButtonMenu allows you to create menus in the form of a window full
of GadTools buttons.  Two programs are provided: one to allow you to
create the menu and one which runs the menu.  It is then possible to
run your menu from a startup-sequence, for example.  The GUI for the
creator was designed to use Topaz 8, but it will adapt to the current
screen font if it is not too big.

An added bonus is the ability to load ButtonMenu from within ButtonMenu
from within ButtonMenu and so on... This means you can nest menus to
create complicated menu systems.

Author: Oliver Roberts
Path: AmigaLibDisk1057:Programs/ButtonMenu/

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DOSPrefs       2.2	Small commodity with three functions.

DOSPrefs is a small commodity with three functions:

1. Control the "Wildstar"-flag of the Amiga OS 2.0+ dos.library.

2. Control the "Noclick"-flags of the Amiga OS 2.0+ trackdisk.device.

3. Provide an all new "Unixdirs"-feature.

Author: Norbert Pschel
Path: AmigaLibDisk1057:Programs/DOSPrefs/

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IconTrace      2.02	An icon.library monitor, version 2.02

Use this program to find out which tooltypes a program
supports and which icons it looks for.

Author: Peter Stuer
Path: AmigaLibDisk1057:Programs/IconTrace/

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Picticon      0.96	Scales pictures into icons. os3.x only

Allows  pictures  to  be  dropped onto an appicon.  Will then load the
pictures using datatypes.library and scale them into icons.

Many  options  to  customize  how  the scaled picture icons will look.
Allows frames/backgrounds and size text (built in fonts, tho)

Features:
o  Files may  be passed by dropping them onto an appicon, selecting an
   apptool item, shift-selection, or via a CLI interface.
o  Dithering (one type, error-diffusion)
o  Remaps to current Workbench palette
o  Both fractional and integer scaling
o  User defined icon size
o  Allows templates for both tooltypes and/or background underlay
o  User defined appicon image
o  Ability to place picture dimension text onto icon
o  Preserves aspect of pictures with aspect information
o  User defined screen aspect. (for non-lace or s-hires users)
o  HAM-6/HAM-8 support
o  Datatype  loader/scaler  module  is  available for registered E 3.0
   users.  (no source)
o  NewIcons support (optional) 
o  WhatIs support (optional)
o  Multiple filenames and/or wildcards from the CLI interface

Author: Chad Randall
Path: AmigaLibDisk1057:Programs/Picticon/

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PMontre       1.2	Digital Clock/Date/Free Mem/Alarm


PMontre V1.2 is a FreeWare digital clock for the WB.

Some features:

	- Digital Clock :-)
	- Date (possible disable)
	- Calendar (for French language only)
	- English/French/German languages
	- Free memory Chip/Fast/Total in only one
	  bargraph (possible disable)
	- PubScreen option
	- WB toolstypes and Shell options supported
	- Alarm whith requester
	- Borderless option

Author: Pascal Pensa
Path: AmigaLibDisk1057:Programs/PMontre/

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Publican       1.6	Public screen support utility.

Publican is a public screen support utility. It allows you to set
the default public screen, set global public screen behaviour flags and
obtain the name of the frontmost public screen (and write it to StdOut
or a local/global variable).

Author: Lee Kindness
Path: AmigaLibDisk1057:Programs/Publican/

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QDisk      2.11	WorkBench utility to monitor space usage

A WorkBench utility that will monitor the space usage of any mounted
AMIGA DOS volume, like your hard drive or your floppy drive.  QDisk
will also notify you if a volume becomes too full.  Comes with a
preference editor to customize QDisk to your needs.

Author: Norman Baccari
Path: AmigaLibDisk1057:Programs/QDisk/

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ToolType       3.2	Edit ToolTypes easily.

A program to make it easier to edit tooltypes in icons.  ToolType will
read the tooltypes from an icon file and let you use your favorite
text editor to change or add to the tooltypes.  ToolType can be run
from shell, Workbench, or set up as an appicon.  Includes an option to
sort the tooltypes alphabetically.

Author: Michael J Barsoom
Path: AmigaLibDisk1057:Programs/ToolType/

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UnLock      37.0	Unlock Lock()-ed objects on HD

This is just a little program to
fix problems occuring with programs,
leaving locks on objects somewhere on
your HD. Have you ever had the problem,
that when you tested a program just
downloaded from a BBS, it seemed that
the program kept a Lock() on some
object on your HD? If so, you know
that you can not delete the object
(dir, file whatever), without removing
the lock first or rebooting. I have
encountered this problem lots of times,
but didn`t always want to launch a
System Monitor, to remove the
outstanding locks, just to delete
something.

Author: Kai Iske
Path: AmigaLibDisk1057:Programs/UnLock/

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DeliTracker      2.07	Flexible soundplayer for many formats

A highly flexible soundplayer which supports many sound formats.  The
replay routines for the common formats ProTracker, NoiseTracker,
SoundTracker 15 and 31 inst. and StarTrekker without AM sounds, are
built within DeliTracker.  Additional players can be loaded from disk.
DeliTracker is NOT a Sampler, Digitizer, MIDI sequencer nor a song
editor.  It is only meant to play music modules in a very comfortable
way.  Here are some reasons for using DeliTracker: System friendly and
multitasks happily; Highly expandable due to modular concept; Allocates
the sound channels; Supports xpkmaster.library for decrunching; Correct
play speed in PAL/NTSC (uses timerdevice); Works well with serial.device;
Modulelists; ARexx; PubScreen support; Hotkey (Commodity); Appwindow,
modules can be played by simply dropping the module icon (or even a hole
directory) into the mainwindow; Written in 100% Assembler. Binary only.

Author: Peter Kunath, Frank Riffel
Path: AmigaLibDisk1058:Programs/DeliTracker_II/

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Inf      1.35	Extended AmigaDOS INFO command

Display's extended information about the file system(s).

Author: Trevor Andrews
Path: AmigaLibDisk1058:Programs/Inf/

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TYPmod       ?.?	Octamed module

A great octamed module, with a heavy quota of the sax.

Author: Tom Pettigrew
Path: AmigaLibDisk1058:Programs/TYPmod/

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AssignWedge       1.4	An AssignX type clone

On the Amiga, many programs require a particular logical device name or
assignment to point to a drawer or volume to find their data. If you forget
to place such an assignment in your User-Startup file or take care of it by
hand you will sooner or later see the familiar "Please insert volume ... in
any drive" requester popping up. AssignWedge `wedges' into the operating
system routine responsible for bringing up this requester, giving you the
choice to take one of the following actions using the mouse:

   ? Retry

     If you have taken care of the assignment or device yourself,
     this will cause the action that brought up the requester
     to be repeated.

   ?Assign

     This will create an assignment under the name displayed in
     the requester. You just have to pick the drawer to tie it to.

   ? Mount

     Assuming that the device displayed in the requester can be
     mounted, this will execute the AmigaDOS `Mount' command
     and then repeat the action that brought up the requester.

   ?Deny

     This effectively denies the program that brought up this
     requester to refer to the device in question. Whenever
     it refers to it, no requester will appear asking you to
     insert the volume in question. Instead, the program to
     ask for the volume will see any attempt to access the
     volume failing.

   ? Cancel

     Denies the program request to access the volume. It's
     as simple as that.

Author: Olaf Barthel
Path: AmigaLibDisk1059:Programs/AssignWedge/

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MathPlot      2.14	A function plotter with lin/log support

A function plotter with lin/log plot, a complete KS 2.0 interface,
and ARexx support.  Needs Kickstart/WorkBench 2.0 and mtool.library
(included).

Author: Rdiger Dreier
Path: AmigaLibDisk1059:Programs/MathPlot/

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TauIcons       1.7	MagicWB style icons for Workbench

8 color Workbench icons using the MagicWB palette and templates. Includes
well over hundred icons and dockicons. Documentation has detailed
installation instructions.

Author: Osma Ahvenlampi
Path: AmigaLibDisk1059:Programs/TauIcons/

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AmiTCP-Demo       4.0	TCP/IP protocol stack

  AmiTCP/IP is the most videly used TCP/IP protocol stack for the
  Amiga. AmiTCP/IP utilizes the standard Sana-II network device
  drivers and provides an application level socket interface to the
  Internet protocol suite as an Amiga shared library.

  AmiTCP/IP is propiertary, copyrighted product of the NSDi - Network
  Solutions Development Inc, Finland.  See the file 'LICENCE' included
  in the archive for the licence conditions.

  This is the demonstration version of the AmiTCP/IP 4.0.

* About the Commercial AmiTCP/IP Version

  The commercial version of AmiTCP/IP 4.0 includes:

	- Enchanced version of AmiTCP:
	  - Frendlier logging system with global filter etc.
	  - Cache for name server replies
	  - Sana-II 2.0 support
	  - Full BOOTP support
	  - Access control for server programs
	  - Optimized version for '20 and up
	- Automatic BOOTP configuration utility
	- Printed & online User Manual
	- Technical support via email, fax and normal mail

  All the new features in the future will be added to the commercial
  version only.

Author: AmiTCP/IP Group
Path: AmigaLibDisk1060:Programs/AmiTCP4_Demo/

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                              DELTA Software

                        Josefstr.64      Parkstr. 14
                       66809 Nalbach    66806 Ensdorf
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Copyright (c) 1995 DELTA Software, Thomas Strauss
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How do I submit a program for the Fish Disks or FreshFish CD?

It is quite easy, just follow these directions.  We are also interested in
feedback from the programmers.

Why should you consider directly submitting your material?

Free, worldwide distribution, the possibility to get in contact with
thousands of other Amiga Freaks.  The possibilities of distribution via Fish
Disks, are enormous.

What are the rules?

Copy your program, with all necessary files, into a drawer on a recently
formatted non-bootable AmigaDOS disk.  If possible, arrange so that your
program can be started directly from the disk.  If the program requires
specific configuration files, fonts, or other files that might normally be
in some standard system location (S:, FONTS:, DEVS:, etc), first search an
appropriate subdirectory (S, FONTS, DEVS, etc) of the directory from which
the program was started.

Unfortunately we cannot send the disks back.  Always send only a _copy_,
never your only copy or a master disk!

Guidelines for submissions:

- All programs must be of the state 'Freely Distributable, FD' and your
  own work.  You must hold all copyright on the work.  The submission of
  pirate copies of commercial product will be reported to the appropriate
  authorities and you could find yourself in court.  Do not try to pass
  off other peoples work as your own!

- Each program must be accompanied by "Product-Info" file.  To see how
  to create a Product-Info file, examine existing ones on the Fish Disks
  and look at the Product-Info specifications.
  @{"Product Infos" LINK "AmigaLibDisk1001:Docs/English/Product-Infos/Main"}
                         
In case you have further questions then please call or write!

Copyright (c) 1995 DELTA Software, Thomas Strauss
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How and where do I order and how much does it cost?

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       DELTA Software

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Germany         Germany
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There will be 20 new Fish Disks each month.

Subscribers will get the disks at the soonest possible moment.


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The Disks of February and March - 20 each - will be sent to you at no
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So, you pay DM 180.- for 60 disks, incl. p&p.


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Distributors welcome.


Copyright (C) 1995 DELTA Software, Thomas Strauss
Compilation Copyright (c) 1995 DELTA Software, Thomas Strauss

Distribution:

The following distribution conditions apply from Disk 1001.

The Fish Disks are freely distributable on floppy disk.  Anyone can
pass them on or sell them, provided they comply with all copying
conditions imposed by the respective authors of the included material.

The contents of the disk may not be changed.

If you paid more than about $2 US or DM 3, then you should shop more
carefully for copies of the disks, because they most likely can be
found at a lower price elsewhere.

The distribution on CD-ROM needs the written permission of
DELTA Software.
Welcome to the Fish Disks
-------------------------

This text will help you use the disks.

Mimimum system configuration:
In order to use the Fish-Disks, you need at least AmigaOS 2.0 and 512 KB
of free RAM.  Kickstart 2.1 and 2 MB RAM - the more, the better - and a
hard disk are recommended.

If you are still using Kickstart 1.3 or an even older version of the
operating system, then we recommend you to upgrade fast!

AmigaOS 3.x has been available for almost any Amiga since mid 1994.


The Fish Disks from No. 1001
----------------------------

The Fish Disk from Disk 1001 are being supplied by DELTA Software
Germany.  They are an extract from the FreshFish CDs, which will still be
available.

From each FreshFish CD there will be 40 new Fish Disks extracted, which
will be published within 2 months.

As you already have noticed, the information and contents files on each
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Furthermore you need AmigaGuide to view the text files.  AmigaGuide can
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In order to save disk space, the Fish Disks make use of standard AmigaOS
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Whenever important nonstandard tools are used, such as "Lha", they are
included on the disk for your convenience.

If you have a newer Amiga with the AA graphics chipset, then you are
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All programs included on a Fish Disk are tested on an Amiga 4000 with
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How to use LhA
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LhA is a packer program by Stefan Boberg.  A LhA file normally consists
of several files, which are packed together into one archive, in order
to save disk space.  These files have the suffix '.lha' or '.lzh'

In order to extract files from the archive, you need the CLI-program LhA.

Open a shell or choose the menu item 'Workbench/Execute Command' in order
to enter the following commands.

The following examples don't use any path names, so be sure that you are
in the right directory (use the 'cd' command) or add the exact path to
the file name.

In order to unpack the archive 'FOO.LHA' to a formatted disk in drive
df0: enter the following command:

	lha x FOO.LHA df0:

In order to unpack 'FOO.LHA' to your hard disk work, into a new directory
'FOO', enter the following:

	lha x FOO.LHA Work:FOO/  ; don't forget the '/' at the end!

If you want to know what the archive 'FOO.LHA' contains of, use the
following command:

	lha v FOO.LHA

If you want to extract only the file 'BAR' from the archive 'FOO.LHA',
enter the following:

	lha x FOO.LHA BAR

In order to extract the file 'BAR' from the archive 'FOO.LHA' into the
ram disk, use this command:

	lha x FOO.LHA BAR Ram:

Using these standard operations you should be able to do most common jobs.

As you can see here with the LhA command, you need a little knowledge
about your system to use the Fish Disks.  If you get stuck somewhere
then try to find a solution in your computer manuals.


Getting Help
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IMPORTANT: We don't write the software, we only collect it!  If you have a
problem with a program, then please contact the author, not DELTA Software
or Amiga Library Services.  We probably would not be able to help you,
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Support Shareware!
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Although the disk is your property, you don't own the programs, which are
on the disk.  Many programs are distributed by the concept of Shareware
and we advise you to have a look at the conditions of the programs.  By
paying the shareware fee, you can motivate the author to release a better
version.

A final word.

All programs on the Fish Disks are freely distributable software.  If a
program does not fill your expectations, then think about the fact that
the programs are created in the spare time of the authors, and often only
to fill their own needs.


Copyright (c) 1995 DELTA Software, Thomas Strauss.


- Translation English->German by Thomas Strauss and Martin Schulze

- Translation German->English by Daniel Amor
    Have look at his 'Fresh-Fonts'-CD-ROM!
