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Copyright (c) 1987, Robert S.  Blacher.  ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Permission
is hereby granted to reproduce and disseminate so long as:  (1) No
remuneration of any kind is received in exchange; and (2) Distribution is
without any modification to the contents hereof, including this copyright
notice.  Any other use is prohibited without express, written permission in
advance.

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[07-01-87]  [I'm going to sneak this one in here even though it was
released today just 'cause I like it so much  -- sysop's license <grin>].

SORTF220.ARC     4546  07-01-87  Buerg's excellent SORT replacement v2.20
                       07-01-87  Now sorts on up to 16 key fields/very fast
In the docs for SORTF, Vern Buerg modestly states that the advantages of
SORTF vs. DOS's SORT filter is that the former can handle files larger than
63K and takes "less time."  Let me be a bit more blunt:  The DOS SORT
program is next to useless.  It's a bicycle with training wheels compared
to Vern's Indy racing machine.  SORTF can, if memory allows, sort a file as
large as 40,000 records (up to a 16 meg file) and it does so FAST!
        Version 2.20 adds a much needed capability to this program -- the
ability to sort on multiple key fields.  Up to 16 fields of variable
lengths can be specified.  And the syntax is a cinch.  All this in a
program that's 2,805 bytes (getting awful large there, Vern -- that's 57
more bytes than the last release!).
        O.K.  You have the message.  SORTF has always been an invaluable
tool to me and the ability to sort on multiple keys is a very significant
revision.  Note: I participated in testing of this program (that may make
me biased but also means I've had a chance to put the new features through
their paces and see how vaulable and easy-to-use they are).  For counting
field positions and lengths for the sort, use Buerg's LIST with the ruler
on or Counting Cursor (CCUR21B.ARC).







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[06-30-87]

CCUR21B.ARC     15936  06-30-87  Counting Cursor 2.1B/ruler w/TSR opt'n/excl'nt
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  The docs do a good job of summarizing this excellent
program so let's start with an excerpt:
   "CCUR places a movable cursor on a static screen display and lets your
fingers do the walking while the cursor does the counting.  The counter can
be toggled on or off and initialized to zero or one anywhere on the screen,
giving you a quick count of the characters spanning two points.
   Features of CCUR include a constantly-updated row/column coordinate
readout; the ability to jump to the top left, lower right, or center of the
display, as well as to the beginning or end of a line with a single
keystroke; the ability to skip forward or backward a specified number of
characters from the current point; the ability to write the displayed
widths to a file for external reference; and the ability to save the screen
image in a disk file.  Version 2.1 (CCUR.COM) provides the capabilities of
CCUR in a memory-resident form and adds a time/date display to the help
screen."
        CCUR has for a long time been the best program on this system (and
I know of nothing commercial that's better) for looking at a database-type
file and determining the positions and lengths of the fields.  This is
enormously valuable if you want to import the file to another program or
sort it on particular keys (e.g. with Buerg's SORTF that now handles up to
16 keys of variable lengths).  What was missing was the TSR option so you
could bring the program right up over your display of the file.  Now, that
capability is here.  Wonderful stuff.  There's no uninstall, but the
program can be MARK/RELEASE'd.  Truly a winner.

CSAP202A.ARC    37697  06-30-87  Williams' Sort & Pack dirs v2.02a/060987, w/C
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  It's a bit hard to figure out from the docs what's
new in this version compared to 2.00.  CSAP is a good program to sort your
directories for faster access.  I own and use Norton's DirSort and am
comfortable with that, but if you don't .... Complete DataLight C source is
included in the archive.






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NARC11.ARC      40916  06-30-87  Mouse/menu-driven point/shoot unarc util v1.1
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  I've converted this from a self-extracting arc to a
normal one, saving 10K in the process (ahem).  NARC is a menu-driven arc
verbose dir, view, extract utility that works quite well.  It undoubtedly
would be even easier to use with a mouse as it supports that device
(untried here).  If you want to browse through a collection of arcs in a
subdir, looking them over and selectively reading and extracting files, you
may find this useful.  See also LARK21 which is similar but shells to
PKXARC.  NARC is self-contained and written in ASM, resulting in a small,
pretty fast util.

LED2.ARC        21175  06-30-87  Simple line editor esp for BBS sysops 4/27/87
U/L by Raymond Wood.  This editor is pretty rudimentary but may be useful
for sysops in editing dir files or creating screens.  It shows spaces
(including trailing blanks) so you can delete them if you wish (but with PE
II which I use removing spaces can be automatic).

STORM31C.ARC    34992  06-30-87  STORage Management util 3.10C/Clean up HDisk
U/L by Raymond Wood.  STORM has been reviewed here before.  It's a good
package for looking around your hard disk and cleaning things up a bit.
Update notes:  Version 3.10C:  1.  General code clean-up; 2.  Exercise more
care on input buffer flushing.

INLINNEW.ARC     3258  06-30-87  Mod INLINE.PAS/ASM&PAS in 1 source input file
U/L by Stephen Falatko.  "[D]ocuments an alteration ...  [to David
Baldwin's] INLINE.PAS to alter the input file format for INLINE.PAS to
match that of the DeSmet C compiler.  This allows placing the entire body
of a procedure in one source input file, and directly including the output
of INLINE into the final program.  No changes have been made to the actual
instruction assember."

CAROUS.ARC      11315  06-30-87  Barry Simon's April'87 CPCUG Carousel article
CARUTIL.ARC     24390  06-30-87  Simon & Wilson's Carousel utilities, 06/15/87
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  I don't have Carousel (a task switcher by SoftLogic
that can use EMS), but anything by the very talented duo of Simon & Wilson
is worth a look so grab these if you have the program.

KBCHK.ARC         873  06-30-87  Lattice C ASM src kbhit() func w/no STDIN;tal
U/L by Bob Weinstein.

SMCBIOS3.ARC     6293  06-30-87  BIOS INTs v3 for small-c w/C;Thomas A. Lundin
U/L by Bob Weinstein.






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[06-29-87]

GPS.ARC         20707  06-29-87  Word Perfect 4.2 macros/multiple legal docs
U/L by Judy Levine.  A pretty intricate set of WP 4.2 macros for use by
lawyers who prepare multiple, related documents which have the same
information to be merged in named fields (e.g. real estate closing papers
where "BUYER", "SELLER" "BROKER" etc. can be defined and repeated across a
set of documents).  Even if you don't do that kind of work, the macros are
very clever and well-documented, making a good learning tool.

PERSYS.ARC     127428  06-29-87  Personnel Mngmnt Systm 1.0/store employee data
U/L by Judy Levine.  A compiled database manager of employee information,
this one is very easy to use and seems to have the capabilities that most
companies would want.  Data can be retrieved by name or social security
number and the program will also print mailing labels.  On-line doc can be
printed.

RNGBAK12.ARC    32247  06-29-87  Ring Detect/DTR Control Utilities Ver. 1.2
U/L & written by Jeff Green.  "RINGBACK is a utility to allow ringback
operation of a communications program which doesn't have that feature built
in.  It isn't the total solution to data use of non-dedicated telephone
lines, but it may get you part way there.  Written in TurboPascal 3.01A,
developed for use with Remote Access packages such as pcANYWHERE to allow
use of non-dedicated lines.  Designed for the 8250/14450 series UART or
controllers that use the same address scheme, COM1/COM2 selectable.
Revisions 6/18/87:  Revised SetDTR procedure to retain old setting,
changing only the DTR bit (bit 0) of the MCR.  Prior versions may have
reset the entire MCR rather than just the DTR bit."






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PCOPY6.ARC      64025  06-29-87  Patriquin's excellent COPY/MOVE utility v6.0
U/L by Loren Olson.  Norm's PCOPY is an excellent replacement for the DOS
COPY, XCOPY and REPLACE commands, with many more capabilities than all 3
put together.  I've raved about PCOPY enough times here before that I won't
put you through it again.  Suffice it to say, PCOPY is an excellent program
that I use frequently and has some selection criteria that are helpful to
me that just aren't available in any other program.
Version 6.0 has some new selection options, including 2 dealing with
duplicate filenames, batch file operation, and showing why a file was not
copied.  There are some other nice, more or less cosmetic changes.  There
is also a new capability to use environment SET commands to control options
but that is only available to registered users (along with a couple of the
other selection options that are not new).
NOTE:  I stumbled on a bug in this version dealing with copying certain
files in no-windows or batch modes -- the program will hang midway through
larger files.  I've already reported the problem to Norm and I'm sure we'll
see a fix soon.

TELCONV.ARC      1127  06-29-87  Aids editing Telix phone directory w/BAS
U/L & written by Tom Hanlin.  Telix's phone dir is ascii so you can edit it
with your favorite, but if your editor strips out trailing blanks, Telix
will gag on the dir.  This little BASIC program restores the dir to
appropriate Telix format.

SFUTIL.ARC      57181  06-29-87  3 utils manipulate HP LaserJ softfonts w/TPas
U/L by Francis Sullivan.

DSPACE14.ARC    12616  06-29-87  Bar-graph of directory space allocation v1.4
U/L by Neal Machtiger.  It's a personal prejudice (like everything else in
this bulletin but it's useful to fess up to that from time to time) but ...
I'm not into pretty; I'm into fast and accurate (pretty is nice, too, in
addition). I don't find disk space usage by subdir provided in a bar graph
very useful. It's not detailed enough for my purposes.  Compare the program
in 3CT.ARC that gives the same info -- not pretty, but detailed, accurate
and fast.

BCOPY2.ARC      27447  06-29-87  Show/copy files based on archive bit/reset 2.0
U/L by Neal Machtiger.  A useful-looking backup/copy program, it operates
either from menus or the command line.  BCOPY will do a recursive copy down
a subdir tree copying all (w/or w/out prompting) files with the archive bit
on and can reset the bits.  Prompts when the floppy in A: is full.






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CVTFON17.ARC    61025  06-29-87  CvtFon v1.7 comm program FON/DIR converter
Now handles the latest Qmodem and GT phone dir formats, and has some other
bug fixes and minor additions.  This is *the* convert a phone dir from one
comm program to another utility.

PC-PR15.ARC     57652  06-29-87  Medlin's Payroll Manager, v.1.5 '87 tables
No update notes --- indeed, the doc is from version 1.4.  Companion program
to Medlin's other accounting modules.

[06-28-87]

TCSEARCH.ARC     2159  06-28-87  Directory search routine in Turbo C, src only
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  Sort of reminds me of when Turbo Pascal first came
out.  First, lots of code frags like this one showed up.  Later, full scale
applications started to appear.  This is just a simple routine to search
through subdirs for files meeting a particular spec.

TURBCPAT.ARC    10864  06-28-87  Borland's 3 patches to Turbo C, thru 06/19/87
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  Ah finally -- official patches for 3 of the bugs
that have cropped up in the first release of Turbo C, including the
floating division bug and others that were already here in other files (but
see STRSTR.ARC that has a fix not covered here).  Includes a nifty
PATCH.COM program from Borland to automatically apply the patches (and that
has the smarts to make sure it's patching the right version of Turbo C).
It's a shame PATCH.COM is copyrighted as it would be useful for others
distributing debug fixes.

LISTM200.ARC    38750  06-28-87  ListMesg, RBBS read/print msgs v2.00;06/26/87
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  RBBS?  <grin>.  Allows reading/printing the RBBS
message file from DOS.

NAVYTIME.ARC    25946  06-28-87  Call US Naval Obs/get time w/Turbo C source
U/L & written by Mike Rubenstein.  This is the 3rd program that has shown
up to call the US Naval Observatory to get the correct time for your
computer.  But, what's really interesting here is the inclusion of the
Turbo C source which has the basic (no malaprop intended) routines for
interrupt-driven output and polled input from COM1 and COM2.

ATCLK14.ARC      1126  06-28-87  Set AT's clock w/out having to use setup v1.4
U/L by Mike Focke.  Resets the AT's CMOS clock without having to use IBM's
setup and w/out a reboot.






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PRTSC90.ARC      2246  06-28-87  Turn PrtScreen sideways/ COM only / untested
U/L by Mike Focke.  I just don't have a printer that's IBM compatible
enough to try this.

TODO13.ARC      32117  06-28-87  Simple, good program to keep TODO lists v1.3
U/L by Mark Rapp.  Just a nice, handy little program to enter things you're
supposed to do (and their deadlines) and then to look them up again.  Easy
to use and with enough capabilities that you may find it useful.

QBFE10.ARC      66808  06-28-87  QBasic Front End; Use own editor/invoke LINK
U/L by Jack Kilday.  If you'd rather use your own editor than that built
into QBasic, or if you're compiling stand-alone programs, this front end is
worth a look.

[06-27-87]

GIZLIB10.ARC    86870  06-27-87  Misc QBasic 3.0 subroutines/field editor v1.0
A well-documented collection of routines for inclusion in your QuickBASIC
3.0 programs, including such capabilities as drawing boxes and windows,
string formatting, mem functions, system info, dealing with tabs and
blanks, etc.  There's also a quite powerful looking field editor routine
for linkage with your programs.  Good demo programs included showing how to
use the various capabilities.  Source available to contributors.

SETX.ARC        15878  06-27-87  Enhanced SET commnd/interactive/free env w/ASM
There's nothing here that you couldn't do with DOS' own SET command, but
this makes it all a bit easier.  Also, when run, this program tells you the
total environment size and the amount free, which can be useful if you're
starting to run out of room.

ZCOMMDOC.ARC   185103  06-27-87  \ Shareware subset of Pro-YAM/C.Forsberg
ZCOMMEXE.ARC   134977  06-27-87  / Multi-protocol support/term emulatns 6/20/87
ZCOMMHLP.ARC    93867  06-27-87  \ Powerful/complex/X/Y/Z/WXmodem/Kermit/more
No update notes, but I assume the changes track those that have been made
recently to DSZ and Pro-YAM, which are largely pretty technical and minor.
There is now an enhanced version of ZCOMM for registered users, with a few
additional capabilities (like a larger review buffer).  As it stands, ZCOMM
is anything but crippleware.  There are more capabilities in this program
than 99.9% of us would ever use (assuming we could figure them all out).






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CPT_V220.ARC    26586  06-27-87  File tree copy utility, many options v2.2
DIR_V220.ARC    21885  06-27-87  Dir util/recursive tree lists/many optns v2.2
DLT_V220.ARC    22322  06-27-87  Delete tree/remove files & subdir v2.20
All 3 of these programs are quite good --- I just happen to have others
that I prefer for each of the tasks.  They all share a common command
syntax with regard to selection criteria and the capabilities are quite
extensive.  But, I'd rather use PCOPY or COPYTREE rather than CPT and PDEL
or FILER221 rather than DLT.  The dir program is really a weak link and
seems to be here just to complete the set.  This shouldn't sound as
negative as it does.  As I said, these are good programs.

LP13.ARC        14769  06-27-87  Page-print util like Unix lpr/line #s, headers
Just a simple page-print util that happened to come over USENET and is
somewhat reminiscent of the similar Unix 'lpr' program, but there are much
more sophisticated programs of this type on the system.

TPUUDCDE.ARC    29662  06-27-87  Decode "uuencoded" files (encode, too) w/TPas
Because the Unix 'news' software doesn't handle binaries very gracefully,
the files are often "uuencoded" when transmitted over USENET.  This arc
contains MS-DOS programs to decode and encode binary files in the standard
uuencode format.  Turbo Pascal source included.

MLINK11.ARC     34301  06-27-87  External module for MegaLink transfers v1.1
No update notes.  Still doesn't set a non-zero errorlevel on aborts so
useless for BBS applications.

QEDIT136.ARC    98253  06-27-87  Quick text EDITor, WS-Like,Multi-file v1.36a
                       06-27-87  Fully configurable, very fast/among the best!
U/L & written by Sammy Mitchell. As the description says, QEDIT is one of
the best text editors on this system.  Extensively reviewed here before,
the changes in this release are:
- Updates finally consolidated to the manual.
- Several bug fixes, including:
  1) incorrect handling EGA boards running in monochrome mode
  2) incorrect handling of tabs
  3) allow high order and foreign character sets to be entered
  4) The find command inconsistent "beeping" has been fixed.
  5) The program has been optimized with Turbo Power's Optimizer, making
     it a full 9k smaller.






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NT.ARC          15976  06-27-87  New Tree 1.2 graphics tree dsplay/configurable
U/L by Steve King.  Not a new program, this is a companion to ND.ARC, a dir
program I happen to use for some things.  NT gives detailed info on your
subdir tree.   Type NT /? for help.

[06-26-87]

TC-DBF.ARC      21109  06-26-87  Turbo C functions for accessing dBASE files
U/L by Tom Drinkard.  Pete Olympia (a/k/a Dr. dBase) mentioned to me that
he thought these routines were very good.  What more need be said?

TRAV.ARC        34416  06-26-87  Traverse subtree executing list of cmds/MS-C
U/L & written by Bill Mayne.  Contains several programs actually, including
one that will walk down a subdir tree executing a list of commands, another
that displays subdirs of the current dir, one that will remove your current
dir if empty (and move you to the parent dir), and finally a killfile
program that willtake multiple filename specs on the command line and
delete 'em all without confirmation (careful!).  Complete MS-C 4.0 source
included.

ADVBAS34.ARC   119371  06-26-87  Hanlin's asm LIBrary v3.4 for QuickBASIC
U/L & written by Tom Hanlin.  This is the last shareware version of Tom
Hanlin's excellent collection of functions for QuickBASIC programming.
There will, according to Tom, soon be a commercial successor called ProBas.
While I'm sorry to see ADVBAS leave the ranks of shareware, I have no
hesitation in wishing Tom the best in his new endeavor and in adding my
thanks for all of the hard work he has put into ADVBAS.
Update notes for this version:
     A bug in GETSCREEN and PUTSCREEN dealing with monochrome adapters has
     been fixed.  Two programmer's aids have been added.  These operate on
     files in interpreted BASIC format-- every line with a line number.
     COMBLINE will combine lines for maximum density.  XREF will provide a
     cross reference of variables or line numbers.

KERM229C.ARC    71646  06-26-87  MS-Kermit file xfer/term emul pgm. ver 2.29c
U/L by Francis Sullivan.  This is a pre-release of what will become v2.30
of MS-Kermit.  The arc contains the executable and update notes only.
Familiarity with MS-Kermit is assumed.  Changes I noticed included support
for long packets (but not sliding windows), network support, errorlevels
for batch file usage, and better terminal emulations.






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PKEXE13.ARC      5448  06-26-87  Create self-extracting ARChive files v1.3
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  Automates, to some extent, the process of creating
self-extracting ARC files.  Requires the module in PKX35A35.EXE.

TIMETRAK.ARC     8334  06-26-87  Clock in/out of jobs/like Norton's TM; 062587
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  "...  Allows you to track elapsed time.  It works
like Norton's TimeMark utility by squirreling away a starting clock time in
an unused portion of memory when invoked, and then interrogating that value
to arrive at an elapsed time when prompted to do so."

BNCH402A.ARC   118361  06-26-87  \ PC Magazine Benchmark testing series
BNCH402B.ARC   128519  06-26-87  / Release 4.02, March 1987 -- Excellent
U/L by Scott Pazur.  No update notes and the changes are presumably minor
from v4.00 which was on this system.  This is the series of benchmark test
programs that PC Mag uses to evaluate products for their reviews.

BLKBK331.ARC   102461  06-26-87  Addrss book/labels/dBase/MM/PC-File cmpat 3.31
U/L by Owen Weddell.  v3.31 fixes a bug dealing with aborts to DOS after
color selection.  This is an excellent name and address database program
that prints labels, etc., and can exchange files with dBase, MailMerge,
PC-File and others.

ICUCEAST.ARC   285750  06-26-87  Database of BBS systems - Eastern States only
U/L & written by Larry Hayter.  Good grief --- this is awfully large just
to hold a database of BBS systems in the East.  Includes a fairly
sophisticated lookup program and new info about systems can also be added
(comments, etc.).

[06-25-87]






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BOYAN-D2.ARC   192646  06-25-87  Justin Boyan's excellent comm program v.D-2
                       06-25-87  Full docs, many protocols, & more 06/87
U/L by Alan Samuels.  BOYAN lacks terminal emulation (which happens to be a
problem for me) but it's an excellent program for BBS calling.  Speed,
protocol support and user-interface (argh, jargon) are all very good and
there's a built-in file manager in BOYAN that has no equal in any other
comm program.  There are quite a few new features in version D-2 (the third
release of this program), including:
        --- Better routines to initialize the comm ports (apparently a
problem on some machines with D-1);
        --- Transfer efficiency reporting;
        --- Call logging;
        --- Very clever support for external protocol transfer modules
(such as DSZ.EXE, PCKERMIT and the like) with the ability to set all
necessary parameters, including command line options to the program, in
Boyan's configuration section.  Batch files are not used;
        --- Default protocols associated with each dialing dir entry;
        --- A new, user-definable macro that can automatically execute
after each loss of carrier;
        --- Quite a few new macro and script commands.
NOTE: There's a bug in the way BOYAN D-2 handles ANSI color sequences that
causes it to blink many lines that don't have that attribute set.  It's
VERY distracting and a bug I hope Justin Boyan will attend to soon. I also
can't get this version to accept a wildcard spec for a Zmodem send even
though the docs now say that's possible.  And, finally, if you don't give
it the name of the file for a Zmodem download (and you shouldn't have to
and won't want to for a batch download), Boyan declares the transfer
unsuccessful when it was not.  That's just cosmetic but ...

QCALL.ARC       18268  06-25-87  Creates reports off your QMODEM 3.0 call log
CLEANLOG.ARC    12974  06-25-87  Clean up/compress your QMODEM 3.0 call log
U/L by David Geerinck.  A log analyzer and a program to shorten the Qmodem
log by getting rid of some stuff.

ALTER241.ARC     4077  06-25-87  Alter file(s) time/date/attribs v2.41 6/87
A very minor update to this excellent program (the one I happen to use for
these functions) dealing with making screen-writing faster.

[06-24-87]

SMCINO2.ARC      3618  06-24-87  INP and OUTP (v.2) for small-c; fix to 'outp'
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  Does Small-C have any future at all in light of the
low cost of compilers like DataLight and Turbo C?





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PAMPH1.ARC      37727  06-24-87  Print double-sided pamphlets w/HP LaserJet
U/L by [???  -- lost the record] "PAMPHLET is a printing utility to help
keep your hardcopy printouts, listings, etc neatly and in a more managable
size.  It lists a text file to the HP Laser Jet in the landscape mode and
places 2 pages side by side.  These pages are not printed sequentially, but
in the order required to create a small manuscript or pamphlet."

DISKBUFF.ARC    21982  06-24-87  Calculate optimum buffers for config.sys
U/L by [??? -- lost the record]  Inspired by THRASHER, this is another one
that does various read/write tests on your disks at different buffer
settings to help you find the one that's optimum for your system.

FINDUP37.ARC    35420  06-24-87  Find dupe files across subs and HDs v3.07
U/L by [??? -- lost the record]  A very good program for finding duplicate
files across one or more disks, FINDDUPE now has the ability to keep a list
of known duplicates and exclude them from the report.

CALLTIME.ARC    66921  06-24-87  Call USN Observatory;enter time in system
U/L by Gerhard Barth.  "CALL TIME is a communications program that will
automatically dial the U.S.  Naval Observatory Computer in Washington, DC,
establish handshaking with it and download the correct time and date into
your system, automatically.  It is corrected for leap years, and allows you
to select the particular time zone, and Standard or Daylight time.  If you
have a real-time clock, with compatible software, this clock can be reset
by this program."

FREE403.ARC      6790  06-24-87  Report free conv/extnded/expanded mem 4.03 ASM
U/L by Scott Pazur.  v4.03 fixes a bug that would occur if all of LIM
memory was available.

TBWIND20.ARC    17376  06-24-87  Turbo Basic multi-level windows v2.0
U/L by Scott Pazur.  Creates very fast, multi-level windows for Borland's
Turbo Basic compiler.  Well-documented.

[06-23-87]

F11_F12.ARC      1098  06-23-87  Access f11 & f12 on enhanced keyboard
U/L by Ed Leviton.

STDPRN.ARC       2388  06-23-87  Add stdprn to TurboC for MSC compatability
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LAB10.ARC       66224  06-23-87  Little Address Book appt/NAD/DB v.1.0
U/L by Brian Miller.  First release of a colorful, easy-to-use name and
address database system.  The files are plain ascii (indeed, mailmerge
format) and the program itself seems clean and powerful enough.  Not as
advanced at the moment as others like CARDEX, LITLBOOK or BLAKBOOK.

DISCACHE.ARC     8907  06-23-87  Base, LIM, AT disk cache - very fast,small
U/L by Mike Focke.  This disk cache program can use conventional, extended
or expanded memory (or any combination thereof).  It won't cache devices
that are loaded via drivers in CONFIG.SYS (which happens to be true of the
BBOX on this machine) so I only tried it in regular memory on an XT clone.
It seemed to work just fine and was quite fast.

9600-87K.ARC    11741  06-23-87  National list of 9600 baud BBS's
U/L by Brian Miller.

TC-EQUIP.ARC     5447  06-23-87  TurboC... Study BIOSEQUIP() - 2 approaches
U/L by Michael Keefe.

LABLPRNT.ARC     5823  06-23-87  Clipper source for printing labels
U/L by Michael Keefe.

FULLPATH.ARC     1545  06-23-87  'C' routine to "normalize" DOS pathnames
U/L by Michael Keefe.

[06-22-87]

TXT2COM&.ARC     8839  06-22-87  Convert TXT to full scrn COM w/color;KPGraham
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  This is a winner -- the best of the various programs
in this genre that I have seen.  Like others, TXT2COM converts an ascii
text file into a COM file (thus README.COM can be executed, rather than
typing README.TXT).  But, TXT2COM has good scrolling capabilities (home,
end, page up/down, line up/down), allows colors and other attributes to be
set for the text to be displayed and even allows the COM file to be
exported back to a text file or sent directly to the printer.  All this in
a well-documented, easy-to-use program.  I wish anything I did that was
"quick and dirty" came out this well.

TAGS.ARC        15429  06-22-87  BRIEF tags & macro prgms/edit multi files
U/L by Bill Schwartz.

DSSTACK.ARC     18870  06-22-87  TurboPascal stack calc. => infix to postfix
U/L by Bill Schwartz.





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TRBOSPD.ARC      1480  06-22-87  Turbo clone change speed up or down w/ASM
U/L by Mike Focke.

LARK21.ARC      48666  06-22-87  Use PKXARC & LIST to view files in ARCs v2.1
U/L by Scott Pazur.  The major change is that LARK can now selectively call
on PKXARC to extract files in addition to piping them to LIST for viewing.
Update notes:
   Version 2.0, released 7 JUN 87  -
    - Maintain record pointer and scroll position when returning
      to LARK after viewing a file.
    - Added PgUp/PgDn scrolling.
    - HOME key goes to top of list, END key goes to bottom of list.
    - Added command key functions for:
         VIEW (V)
         EXTRACT (E,X)
         PRINT (P)
         ON LINE HELP (F1)
 Version 2.1, Released 12 JUN 87
    - Restored the use of the RETURN Key to View files.
    - Modified the 'beep' tone to a more pleasing(?) DTMF tone.
    - The 'beep' no longer sounds when the HOME or END keys are pressed.
    - Added additional command key,
         ON LINE HELP (H)

TCMUSIC.ARC      8965  06-22-87  Various turbo C sound and music functions
U/L by Nevin Dubin.

HOTC.ARC         3223  06-22-87  Redefine Turbo-C's hot keys
U/L by Nevin Dubin.

[06-21-87]

MRIM-008.ARC    14178  06-21-87  R:Base Online Technical News - May '87.
U/L by Bill Behrens.

STPWATCH.ARC    10663  06-21-87  Get elapsed time in Mseconds - C, ASM
U/L & written by Larry Himes.  Source for a TSR that calcs elapsed times in
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EMACS38L.ARC   140825  06-21-87  MicroEmacs 3.8l: IBM-PC Mono,CGA,EGA EXE
U/L by Bill Andrus.  Some new environment variables, changed the
delete-next-word command, fixed the startup sequence and a few other
not-too-significant changes.  This is just the IBM version.  The others
(version 3.8i) and the complete source and docs for v3.8i are still here as
well.

TC_BUG00.ARC     3322  06-21-87  Unofficial bug list for Turbo C 6/14/87
U/L by Dave Oshel.

PCMAG-V4.ARC    38204  06-20-87  PC Magazine index, Volume 4
PCMAG-V5.ARC    49013  06-20-87  PC Magazine index, Volume 5
PCMAG-V6.ARC    15851  06-20-87  PC Magazine index, Volume 6
U/L by Michael Pechnyo.

[06-20-87]

DDFIX.ARC        5268  06-20-87  Patches/fixes for DoubleDOS v4.0 bugs
U/L by Jack Kilday.

SPOOLERS.ARC     8252  06-20-87  Reviews & theory of prt spoolers,B.Simon 5/87
U/L by Jack Kilday.
CACHE.ARC       17159  06-20-87  Reviews/theory of disk caches, B.Simon 3/87
U/L by Jack Kilday.  The cache review was here once before but makes a
logical package with the review of spoolers.

UNDOC-QB.ARC     1480  06-20-87  Undocumented features/switches of QB v2 & 3
U/L by Jack Kilday.

STRSTR.ARC       4987  06-20-87  Patches for Turbo C string functions
U/L by Denny Muscatelli.

BDX.ARC         19545  06-20-87  Brand X full scrn debugger for the AT
U/L by Robert Fullerton.  A full-screen symbollic dubugger which says it's
for the IBM AT and close compatibles.  Can't imagine why there'd be a
problem on non-AT's.  Very brief doc.

FIXFILE.ARC     33300  06-20-87  ASCII/HEX file editor program v2.1
U/L by John Howard.  Yet another binary file editor, what can I say?  It's
colorful, easy-to-use, has on-line help, search capabilities, string
searches --- y'a know, all the stuff that's in several other programs of
this kind.  Try it and choose your own favorite.






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TELXZMOD.ARC     1427  06-20-87  Sample BAT files to use DSZ (Zmodem) w/Telix
U/L by John Howard.

RAMTEST.ARC     28181  06-20-87  Brown Bag memory tester/incl extended/LIMs 2.0
U/L by Mike Baxter.  This program refused to work on my usually 100%
compatible XT clone (i guess I'm down to 99.9%, huh?).  I didn't try it on
this AT as you folks keep this system a bit too busy for me to get on here.
So .... claims to do extensive memory checks on conventional, extended and
EMS memory and help you pinpoint any problems.

[06-19-87]

SCOUT29.ARC    136194  06-19-87  TSR sweep-util and DOS shell v2.90 6/10/87
U/L by Loren Olson.  No update notes.

LBAR41.ARC      25216  06-19-87  Freeland's dB3+ LiteBar/also QS,Fox,Clip 4.1
U/L by Barrie Selack.  A major update to Freeland's excellent litebar
routines, features include:
o Parameters taken from either memory variables or a text file
o Menus can be horizontal or vertical (or zigzag for that
  matter)
o Compatibility with Clipper, Quicksilver, FoxBASE+, and dBASE
  III Plus
o Up to 50 menu options can be displayed at once
o Colors are selectable (monochrome monitors will be sensed and
  color parameters will be overridden)
o Function keys can be trapped (optionally)
o Keys which are normally reserved for LITEBAR can be trapped and
  returned to the calling program
o Help prompts can be displayed anywhere on the screen
o The time can be displayed while LITEBAR is waiting for input
o LITEBAR can "remember" the last option that was pressed and
  highlight that option first the next time you call it
o Support for 43-line EGA mode

SUPERV22.ARC    57755  06-19-87  Turbo PASCAL Comm. drivers v2.02 PAS/COM/DOC
U/L by Hyuntaek Chang.  Update notes:  The major change in this version is
a firming up of the memory management....  A bug which caused SUPERCOM to
occasionally reboot the computer has been found and fixed.  A similar bug
which caused XOFFs to not always be noticed has also been caught and
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EDITBOX.ARC      8167  06-19-87  Update Turbo Editor Toolbox to v1.00C
U/L by Hyuntaek Chang.

SIMPP.ARC       37302  06-19-87  Simple Image Processing Pack from BYTE ("C")
U/L by Hyuntaek Chang.

FCON200I.ARC    47267  06-19-87  Fansi-CONsole 2.00I /DEV & HST 6/08/87
U/L by Loren Olson.  Update notes:
        Fix Patch H part 6 to not hang on some non-Herc mono cards.
        Fix patch H part 2 mode limiting to not causing hanging.
        Fix to not use "internal modes" B & C on EGA
                for loading charsets.  (Smudge chars)
        Fix to initialize correctly with DOS 3.3 so that it
                may be loaded after another device driver.
        Chg comment in IBMBIO.320 to refer to correct version number.
        Chg FCONSOLE.DQC to update compatibility list.
        Chg FCONSOLE.BQO to match new brochures.

CSAP200.ARC     27906  06-19-87  Sort and Pack directories v2.00 5/87 w/C
U/L by Preston Burner.  I like Norton's DS (DirSort) program a lot better
(especially 4.0), but this one seems to work pretty well (it gagged on one
ram disk on which I tried it that Norton's program handles fine).

TURBOCB.ARC     22699  06-19-87  C "beautifier" for DeSmet and Turbo C
U/L by Ted Dewys.  Includes the source and versions compiled w/DeSmet and
Turbo C for comparison.






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DSZ0618.ARC     42505  06-19-87  Forsberg's X/Y/Zmodem transfer module 6/18/87
U/L by Mike Focke.  There's good news and bad news about this version of
DSZ.  The good news -- especially for Sysops like me who are running
multi-node systems -- is that DSZ now supports DOS 3.x file sharing.  The
lack of SHARE support in the past has led to some rather clumsy collision
avoidance schemes on this and other boards and I thank Chuck for adding it.
DSZ also has a send buffer so that it won't go to disk so often when
sending a file.  It's configurable and is set by adding pBxxxx to the
command line (.e.g pB4096 for a 4K buffer).  The docs seem to say that the
buffer will work for receives as well but I see no evidence of that.
        The not-so-good news is that this version of DSZ takes over 100K of
memory to run, whereas earlier versions took around 60K.  If you're
shelling to DSZ from another program and get an "Abnormal program
termination" message, chances are you didn't have enough memory available.
I don't know why this new version of DSZ takes so much more memory.  I can
only guess that it has to do with the fact that it is now compiled with
Turbo C.  I hope at some point Chuck will figure out how to reduce the RAM
requirements.  In the meantime, I've left DSZ0529.ARC on the board for
those of you who may wish to continue to use that version.
        DSZ has become shareware with this release.  If you use DSZ, I hope
you'll support it as it has made a very valuable contribution to the file
protocol arsenal available on this and other BBS systems.

FM32.ARC        30736  06-19-87  Fat Mngr v3.2/modify FAT/mark/unmark bad sect
U/L by Mike Focke.  Functions include:
    a. List all clusters on the target disk by type (bad,
    occupied or unused), with corresponding logical sector
    numbers.
    b. Display the status of a cluster or sector, including
    which file or subdirectory (if any) occupies it.
    c. Enter numbers and display results in either decimal, hex,
    or octal.
    d. Make unused clusters bad or reserved, so DOS will not use
    them.
    e. Make bad or reserved clusters good, available for use
    again.
    f. List all changes made to the FAT during a session.
I happen to use the OWNER, CHAIN, MARK and LISTB to do much the same as the
above, but this seems fine as well.

LINOISE.ARC       883  06-19-87  Qmodem Translation table "reduces" line noise
U/L by Mike Focke.






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[06-18-87]

PRAMJAM.ARC      3863  06-18-87  PramJam v1.1 - parameters to EXE/COMs
U/L by Scott Pazur.  Part of the E88 editor files (see E88-V402.ARC), it
can in fact be used with other programs so I'll leave it here separately as
well.  PRAMJAM allows you to pass parms to a program on startup.

SCRN12.ARC      12325  06-18-87  QBasic fmtd data entry rtns,flds,heads w/src
U/L & written by Brian Snyder.  An update that adds date and time input
types and fixes a minor bug, this is a good set of formatted data entry
routines.

SNAP201.ARC    239223  06-18-87  Excell't dB2/dB3 prgrm documenter/debuggr 2.01
U/L by Bill Walsh.  Presumably a minor update over v2.00, this is an
excellent tool for all dBase programmers.

SP.ARC           2063  06-18-87  Print spooler for Novell Adv Netw 2.0 or up
U/L by Jeff Corey.

FGREP145.ARC     6846  06-18-87  C.Dunford's small/fast text search util v1.45
U/L & written by Chris Dunford.  Some nice changes to Chris' already
excellent text search utility.  Version 1.45 no longer requires delimiters
on the command line for the text to be found unless the target text
contains spaces or tabs, begins with a non-alphanumeric character or
contains a DOS redirection character.  Thus, instead of FGREP "TEXT"
FILES.*, you can leave out the quotes.  That's a change several of you on
this system suggested (and one I happen to like as well!).  There is also a
new -L (line numbers) switch.  Chris also indicates this version may be
25-30% faster than 1.40 (which was no slouch).  One of the best of the
grep/find type programs on this system, and the one I personally use most
often.






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[06-17-87]

OV143A.ARC      78436  06-17-87  \ OverView file maintenance (sweep) util (EXE)
OV143B.ARC     165888  06-17-87  / Excellent, powerful, HD manager v1.43  (SRC)
U/L by Fran Horvath.  OVERVIEW 1.02 was already an excellent file
management/ sweep utility.  From the update notes, 1.43 has managed to add
some significant improvements.  Some of the new features:
   * Find string has been added to the VIEW function.
   * The ALT-F1 through ALT-F10 keys can be defined to execute any
     DOS command.  ALT-F1 through ALT-F10 are called User Defined
     Keys (UDK).
   * A Point-and-Go facility has been added which allows you to
     define a DOS command to execute on given files with a specific
     extension.  When you try to eXecute a file of this type, the
     corresponding DOS command is actually executed (presumably with
     the current file name as a parameter to the command).
   * Several "macros" have been established for DOS commands (OTHER
     COMMAND, OTHER XECUTE, Point-and-Go commands, and User Defined
     Key commands).  The macros allow you to substitute items such
     as the current file name, the current directory name, the
     current drive, etc on the command line before it is executed.
   * OverView now keeps a history of the last ten responses you gave
     to its prompts.  When you are being prompted for input (say for
     a DOS command to be executed) you can use the up arrow key to
     recall your previous responses.
The first archive contains the executables and documentation.  The second
contains the complete MS-C 4.0 source.  This is a shareware program that I
hope you will support if you decide to use it.  Having the source available
for a program of this magnitude is awfully rare these days.  This kind of
generous contribution to what's available on BBS systems will only continue
with your encouragement.

TPL402.ARC      52868  06-17-87  The Private Line: DES Encryption 6/87 v4.02
U/L by Alan Sislen.  Some not all that major looking updates to this good
file encryption program.  For more info, see review of TPL.ARC (05-25-87).

FREEMEM.ARC      4231  06-17-87  MS Windows displays free memory w/C MS Sys Jrn
U/L by Vernon Huang.  I suppose if anyone knows how to code for MS Windows,
MS should, and this is from their new Systems Journal.

DIGICLOK.ARC    12231  06-17-87  MS Windows digital clock v2.00 w/C Kim Levitt
U/L by Vernon Huang.  Rather than analog, here's digital (by a very
talented programmer I remember well from my CP/M days).





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[06-16-87]

QSORT300.ARC    28894  06-16-87  Ben Baker's QSORT v3.0, fast sort utility
U/L by Scott Pazur.  "QSORT ...  will sort files whose size is limited only
by available disk space.  File name(s) may be given explicitly or QSORT
will sort from standard input to standard output, and so, may be used in
pipes or with redirection.  Multiple key fields may be specified.  Binary
files with fixed-length records may be sorted, provided only that keys are
ASCII fields."  This is an excellent sort utility, with significant
enhancements in v3.0 both in terms of speed and capabilities.  Add it to
your arsenal of sort programs along with Buerg's SORTF and Parke's SORTS.

QUERY.ARC        3482  06-16-87  Make COM files from ASCII for BATs by R. Gans
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  Two programs, actually: LILMAKE simply turns an
ascii text file into a COM file, much like others on this system.  QUERY is
more interesting as it does the same but stops at the end of the file and
waits for input from the user.  Errorlevels can be set based on the input.
In combo, a very useful set of batch file tools.

OWNER161.ARC    13185  06-16-87  Find file owning cluster v1.61;04/21/87 w/ASM
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  An update to one part of an excellent set -- the
others are CHAIN, LISTB and MARK (all listed together on DIR 2).  OWNER
tells you which file is sitting on a specified cluster.  Update notes:
   Version 1.60        Added ability to specify drive letter and
                       multiple clusters on command line.
   Version 1.61        Fixed obscure bug that would cause "Appears to
                       be lost" messages erroneously.  Should also
                       run faster in this version.

READ21.ARC      16883  06-16-87  Analyze ASCII/WPerf/WStr txt readability v2.1
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  Calculates a readability score, based on the Flesch
test, for an ascii, WordStar or WordPerfect file.  Simple and pretty fast.

PK35DOS2.TXT      725  06-16-87  Bug fix for PKARC v3.5 & DOS 2.xx; Phil Katz
U/L by Bob Weinstein.






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TCOMM.ARC       29003  06-16-87  TurboCom Comm Toolbox v1.2/Turbo C tiny model
U/L by Fran Horvath.  The good stuff for Turbo C keeps rolling in. This
package, with very good documentation, supports fully interrupt-driven and
buffered communications support on COM1 through COM4.  Version 1.2 also has
routines for interfacing with a Hayes or compatible modem.  The BBS version
is for the "tiny" model only of the Turbo C compiler; support for other
models is available to registered users.  The authors also speak of plans
to implement file transfer routines, but those, too, will go only to
registered users.

SD3.ARC         31473  06-16-87  Enhanced ChDir/can link to [P]CED w/A86 v3.0
U/L & written by Stephen Falatko.  This is a major update to Stephen's
program that allows you to change directories without typing the full path.
Of particular note, the program can now become a resident extension of
either Chris Dunford's Command EDitor (CED) or it's enhanced, commercial
version, PCED.  Attached to PCED, it takes roughly 3K of RAM and works just
fine. (If not installed in this manner, SD must be in your path and will
be loaded from disk each time it is invoked).  SD will search from root or
a specified directory down the tree until it finds a subdir that matches
your spec.  You do not need to type the entire path in you change dir
command or even the full name of the subdir.  SD will also change drives
and dirs all in the same command.  In short, this is a very useful
keystroke saver.  A86 source is included, which will take some minor mods
to recompile with MASM.

====================
MAXIRD25.ARC   127862  06-16-87  MAXI-READ v2.5 DELETED: 10 use trial version
PLEASE DO NOT UPLOAD THIS FILE.  After 10 uses, it ceases to function
(although you could simply un-arc another copy and start all over).  Even
more annoying, it creates a hidden file called IBNBIO.OOM in both the
directory in which you ran the program and in root.  There is absolutely no
mention of this hidden file in the documentation.
====================

[06-15-87]

PROTEUS.ARC     65393  06-15-87  Comm under Windows 1.03+/In development v0.18B
U/L by Loren Olson.  At the moment, still really a beta, Proteus supports
Xmodem/CRC & Ymodem (receives only), plus auto-dial, IBM 3101 and VT52.
Untested -- for MS Windows users only.






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TSRCOM25.ARC    45167  06-15-87  Kokkonen's excellent manager of TSRs v2.5
TSRSRC25.ARC    50215  06-15-87  ASM/PAS source code for TSRCOM v2.5 utilities
U/L by Tom Drinkard.  These constitute very minor fixes to Kokkonen's
excellent TSR management utilities.  I must admit I'm still using 2.3 as
the recent changes having to do with temporarily disabling TSR's didn't
matter to me.  If you're using 2.4, grab the updates.  COM & DOC in the
first arc; source only in the second.

SUBA.ARC        38762  06-15-87  Find file w/many options incl inside arc v1.1
U/L by Jeffrey Heynen.  Pretty much the same idea as SUB32 (see below), but
this version can search inside archives.  However, SUBA lacks the ability
to perform DOS commands on the files that are found and that's what I find
so valuable about SUB32.

USTIME.ARC       2152  06-15-87  Set PC to US Naval Observatory time via modem
U/L by Jeffrey Heynen.  Calls the US Naval Observatory and then sets your
DOS TIME to what it is told.  In interpreted BASIC.

PASSWRD6.ARC     7832  06-15-87  HD Password Security Device Driver v6 w/A86
U/L by Jeffrey Heynen. Same features as PASSWRD5, but code cleaned up and
ported to A86.

FSETRM21.ARC    81626  06-15-87  Full scrn edit comm prgrm/mainfr access v2.1
U/L & written by Jerry Kwit.  Gives you full screen editing capabilities
while using TSO on an IBM mainframe. New in version 2.1:
"Xmodem send and receive is now available ....  43 Line Mode is now
supported on EGA equipped systems.  Most BBS's can be accessed by turning
off Full Screen Edit.  A limited auto-dial function has been implemented.
A Toggle for Echo On/Echo Off has been implemented.  On Mono Screens the
Help Screen no longer erases the current screen.  On Color Screens, all
three work screens are restored when returning from a Shell to DOS."

[06-14-87]






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DSKCMD.ARC     182516  06-14-87  Desk Commando v1.30 4/28/87 DOS menus,
                       06-14-87  text editor, sweep, calc, defrag, cal/app
U/L by Loren Olson.  This is an incredibly impressive program which I'm not
going to end up using at all.  Now to try and explain why ....
        First, a brief description of what this is.  By the PC-SWEEP
(later COMMANDO) folks, DESK COMMANDO is a sweep utility, a rudimentary
editor (with word wrap), a calculator (several types, actually), an alarm
clock/reminder, an appointment scheduler, a rolodex program, an autodialer
and a screen blanker.  All of the above can be used in TSR mode (swallowing
well over 128K of RAM) or not, at your option.  When run in non-TSR mode,
this program also has a DOS menu function and -- here's the kicker -- a
complete set of disk utilities a la Norton or Mace including a disk
optimizer, file unerase, disk sort, and disk repair.  Pretty impressive
collection, huh?
        Now, why I'm not going to use it.  I have individual programs I
like better to do each of Desk Commando's functions and there's no synergy
between them.  To be plainer about it, what's the logical connection
between a disk optimizer and a rolodex program?  That escapes me.  To put
all of those functions in one program just doesn't add anything to each and
I can't see loading up this program and wading through its menus to get to
the various capabilities (which then in turn are loaded from an overlay
file on your disk).  This is "integration" without purpose, as far as I can
tell.
        Oh well, that being said, I do want to make clear that each of the
functions seems to work quite well (I couldn't get the auto-dialer to work
but I didn't try very hard -- it probably needs DTR high at the modem but I
didn't want to bother) , and if you don't have other programs with which
you're happy to do all of the above, give this one a try.
Note: The documentation is VERY limited, with more to registered users. No
big deal.  The program is pretty much self-explanatory.

BATMEN41.ARC   131575  06-14-87  Batch Menu operating system v4.01 6/87
U/L by Loren Olson.  As far as I noticed, the only change in 4.01 has to
deal with the "printer configuration terminal string."






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GT1221-1.ARC   148224  06-14-87  \ Paul Meiners' GT PowerComm v12.21
GT1221-2.ARC   146798  06-14-87  / Versatile, frequently revised, comm prgm
GTO1221.ARC    114098  06-14-87  Generic Terminal 12.21 w/out host mode
GTLOG73.ARC     89087  06-14-87  GT log file analyzer/reporter v7.3 J.Davis
U/L by Loren Olson.
GTCTL42.ARC     88192  06-15-87  GT Powercomm host mode sysop utility v4.2
U/L by Bill Walsh.
Quoted without comment (though my tongue hurts from biting it):  " GT
PowerComm 12.21 is a bug fix release.  It is surprising to me how many bugs
have accumulated from the release of 12.20.  There are very few feature
changes in this release:  the SYSOP.BBS file has been added to the Host
Mode so that the welcome to Chat Mode can be customized, the E)nter command
has been added to the Read Messages sub-menu."

MLINK10.ARC     27251  06-14-87  External module for MegaLink transfers
U/L by Loren Olson.  MegaLink is a protocol Paul Meiners has created for
GT.  This external module allows you to add MegaLink to any other comm
program, much as you would Zmodem via DSZ.EXE.  As best I can tell, it
doesn't set an errorlevel on an aborted transfer so it won't be of much use
in BBS DOORs, though it does monitor carrier.  The docs, such as they are,
discuss neither of the above.

MINIX8.ARC      38788  06-14-87  Minix patches #8
MINIX9.ARC      15298  06-14-87  Minix patches #9
MINIX10.ARC     19874  06-14-87  Minix patches #10
MINIX11.ARC     24965  06-14-87  Minix patches #11
CDIFF.ARC       17997  06-14-87  Minix context diff with sources
PATCH.ARC       69951  06-14-87  Minix version of Unix PATCH program w/source
U/L by John Limpert.  Miscellaneous msgs, code frags, fixes, etc. to
Tannenbaum's Minix.  PATCH is a program often used to update code that has
been distributed on USENET.  This arc contains an executable for MINIX
already compiled (interesting -- a binary for Unix is not something one
sees often) as well as the source.  The CDIFF file also contains a binary
and source.

ADVSYSX.ARC     32789  06-14-87  Compiled ADVSYS from BYTE Magazine May 1987
U/L by Arthur Becker.

DBDUMP2.ARC     11072  06-14-87  A. Schulman disp DBF from dos with "C" src
U/L by Bob Hicks.

DBA0687.ARC     81978  06-14-87  Data Based Advisor 6/87 source files
U/L by Bob Hicks.





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BUSCARDS.ARC    53294  06-14-87  Print your own business cards/EPS/IBM v1.1
U/L by Alan Sislen.  A pretty simple program to make your own business
cards.  No doc.  IBM and Epson printers are supported.

QBINPUT.ARC      7612  06-14-87  QuickBASIC 3.0 field input routines/revised
U/L by Bill Baer.

QBLMGR2.ARC      8472  06-14-87  Manipulate QBasic user LIBs w/src v2.0
U/L by Bill Baer.  "This program is written for Microsoft QuickBASIC 2.0
(tm) up to change the contents of user libraries in a convenient manner.
It can read the contents of existing user libraries (EXE library files),
and allows you to add to, delete from, or just relink this list to create a
new user library (provided you have the OBJ files).  The command interface
in this version has been changed to a bar menu ala Lotus 123 on line 1,
with a short explanation of each command on line 2."

ALTPAGE2.ARC    14919  06-14-87  Split text file into front & back pages, 1.2
U/L by Lewis Paper.  Version 1.2:  Added options to change page length,
operate in binary mode, append Ctrl-Zs, eject paper, and eject paper with
soft form feeds.  [STDIN] can now be in lowercase.  Switched compilers to
Turbo C and generated a .COM file.  Improved error messages from very vague
to MSDOS specific messages.  Errorlevels are now supported, non-zero on any
disk file failure.  Improved documentation per user's request.

TPC14.ARC       38979  06-14-87  Convert Turbo Pascal to C v1.4 5/26/87
U/L by Fran Horvath.
     Additional support for pascal/MT+.   The translator "shifts" into a
     MT+ specific mode when it recognizes the 'MODULE' statement. The
     '|' operator is recognized for bitwise OR.  The '\', '?' and '~'
     operators are all translated into a unary not (is this right,
     Noam?).  Read(ln) and Write(ln) now support the special case of "[]"
     for the I/O routine.  Long integer literals are translated from
     '#nnn' to 'nnnL'.

[06-13-87]

CNLOCK21.ARC     3478  06-13-87  TSR shows CAPS/NUM/SCRLK/INS keys status v2.1
U/L by Bob Weinstein.

ET11.ARC         2910  06-13-87  Elapsed (COM/EXE pgm) timer v1.10;Bruce Gavin
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  Can't handle batch files and requires full pathname
specs for the files.  I'll stick with TIMER3.





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ERA21.ARC       12541  06-13-87  Prompting file/dir deleter v2.1,52587/JArcher
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  2.1 - Fix a bug in 2.0 which if given invalid file
names would continue executing.

ZOO150.EXE      46080  06-13-87  ZOO archiver 1.50/ms-dos/self-extracting
SEZ210.ARC       8318  06-13-87  Create self-extracting zoo files v2.1
U/L & written by Rahul Dhesi.  Quite a few changes, all of which sound
good.  Rahul has indicated the updated source for the Unix version will be
out soon and I'll give another look at this then.

SUB32.ARC       47609  06-13-87  Find & apply DOS commands to files v3.2 6/87
This program happens to come in handy for me right now.  Assume someone
uploads GREAT21.ARC which is an update to GREAT20.ARC.  O.K, now I need to
find and erase GREAT20.  Well, I can use ANYWHERE with the SET AWDISK
option to search C, D, E and F for the file and then log to that drive,
change to the subdir and (finally) erase the file.  Or, (eureeka!), I can
give the command SUB CDEF:\GREAT20.ARC /D and the program will search the 4
drives specified, including all subdirectories, and ask me whether I want
to copy, move, delete, etc.  GREAT20.ARC when it finds it.  (I could even
turn off the verify option but I'm not that brave).  Needless to say, a
[P]CED synonym or BATch file is in order here and I'm using one that's just
SUB CDEF:\%1 /D.  Wildcards are accepted, as are multiple filenames, and
you can even use search criteria involving file date, time and attributes.
All in all, a very useful program.  Would that it were a bit smaller -- the
EXE is about 50K -- but such is life with a program written in Modula 2
(????).  It's quite fast, at least on this AT.

FINDF.ARC        6946  06-13-87  File finder sets E'LVL,does CD to file, w/ASM
U/L by Jack Kilday. A modification to the venerable WHEREIS program so that
rather than telling you where a file is, it moves to that subdir instead.
For interactive use, I think I like PKFIND better which has [J]ump to the
subdir as an option, but this one is particularly useful for batch files
and also comes with source.

NARC.ARC        35713  06-13-87  Mouse/menu-driven  point/shoot un-ARC util 1.0
U/L by James Austin.  Not my cup of tea, as I prefer command line programs
when possible, but this looks to be a well-implemented arc extract util
that allows you to go from one arc file to another, reading or printing
doc files, and extracting at will.  Supports "squash".  I suppose if I had
a mouse (other than the one that frequents my kitchen ....).  Someone's
gonna have to come up with a better reason to take my hands off the
keyboard than this util.  Note:  This is a first, "beta" release.





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ADVSYSTC.ARC     2884  06-13-87  Mods to ADVSYS.ARC to compile w/Turbo C
U/L by Arthur Becker.

[06-12-87]

EXCOM.ARC       11078  06-12-87  TSR Extended Serial Driver/Dr. Dobb's C & ASM
U/L by Kurt Schelin.

MINIX7.ARC      11463  06-12-87  Messages, source & fixes for Minix op sys
U/L by Jack Velte.

MAKERE15.ARC     2021  06-12-87  Convert a text file to a COM file R.Gans v1.5
U/L by Scott Pazur.  No update notes (indeed, the doc is one I created by
doing a MAKERE15 > MAKERE15.DOC and editing the resulting file).  See
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NYWORD22.ARC   200717  06-12-87  \ New York Word v2.2 powerful word processor
NYWPRT22.ARC    40020  06-12-87  / Registrat'n req'd for full doc & spell chckr
U/L and written by Marc Adler.  It's very hard for someone who is already
addicted to one word processor to review another.  There's also a learning
curve involved to become proficient and that's just beyond the time I have
to give to this task.  With those caveats ...
        NY Word v2.2 looks to be a major upgrade to Marc's already quite
powerful word processor.  This is really the only full-fledged program of
this type on the system that has most of the features of the high-priced
commercial programs (even footnotes, tables of contents and indexing).
        Major enhancements in 2.2 include a new system of pulldown menus to
help you out when you can't remember a command (there's also on-line help).
The menus are nicely done.  They'd be even more helpful to me if they
followed PC-Outline's example of showing you the control or alt key command
at the same time they allowed you to execute the command from the menu
(thus, listing Alt-J next to the Justify Line option on the menu would help
me learn the faster command more quickly).
        Other changes include support for many more printers and you can
convert PC Write printer def files for NYW.  Proportional spacing and
microjustification are also supported.  And, in general, the program feels
faster and cleaner.  The docs indicate that a better memory allocation
scheme has been used and that saving of files is faster.
        What's included is certainly sufficient to give you a fair shot at
using this program and seeing if you're comfortable with it.  The
documentation that comes with the BBS version, while still rough, is a vast
improvement over what came with earlier versions.  Registered users are
promised enhanced documentation, a spelling checker, a mail-merge program,
and other "utilities." The keyboard remap program, that allows you, for
example, to emulate the WordStar command structure, has not changed in this
version and is in NYWREMAP.ARC.
        In sum, this is a powerful, full-featured word processor.  If it
meets your needs, it's a helluva bargain at $45 + $2 shipping.

VOL6N13.ARC     19788  06-12-87  Mousekey/PAD (TSR notepad) PC Mag ASM/BAS/COM
U/L by Mike Focke.  No mouse here (attached to the computers, at least).
The note pad is pretty simple but takes up only 4K or so of RAM.

PDEL21.ARC      30934  06-12-87  Patriquin's Delete w/select criteria v2.1
Some minor fixes to PDEL, having to do with the freespace message and
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PPRINT31.ARC    57977  06-12-87  Patriquin's Page Print util w/prntr defs v3.1
Some nice changes/fixes, including:  Can now print a file on another drive,
the printer DEF file no longer needs to be in root, and you can now specify
your own header text.

[06-11-87]

DS300.ARC      129790  06-11-87  Directory Scanner v3.00 - DOS shell/backup
U/L by Loren Olson. New in this release: Modified color change options,
support for 43 line mode on the EGA, added support for macro definition and
execution, ctrl-E now calls up your favorite editor or LISTer, new
"defaults" file, and more.

FLENGTH.ARC     28176  06-11-87  Calc field lengths from column positions
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  "FLENGTH accepts as input pairs of column positions,
typically taken from a record layout, and calculates the length of the
fields defined by the positions.  An application would be to dBASE field
sizes from a COBOL or RPG-type record layout document.  The program allows
the lengths to be written to a disk file."

GAPEND.ARC      30270  06-11-87  Group append ASCII files into 1 file;T.Lundin
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  "GAPEND automatically combines groups of individual
ASCII text files into larger files.  The program operates from a directory
list file -- that is, a file that is composed of a redirected DIR command
(e.g., DIR *.DOC >DIRLIST).  The directory list file can be edited to
produce several groups of larger files from many smaller individual files."

HD2FD.ARC       28815  06-11-87  Split big file onto multiple floppies;TLundin
U/L by Bob Weinstein.  " HD2FD allows you to split a large hard disk file
onto multiple floppies.  The program will prompt you to change floppies as
files are written.  The size of the floppy disk files is user-specified at
run time.  Both binary and ASCII text files can be split, with ASCII files
having an option to split at the nearest line terminator."

DCP.ARC        109409  06-10-87  PC to/fr Unix mail program MS-C 3 & ASM + EXE
I didn't have much luck getting this to work, but I don't claim any
brilliance in such matters.  In theory, this will allow your PC to call a
UNIX system and send/receive Unix mail.  The source code is included.
Documentation is not (it hasn't been left out -- there just isn't any,
other than what amounts to a README).  Still, I was pretty sure I had it
set up properly.  Be interested to hear if anyone has better luck with
this.  There's been talk on USENET of enhanced versions to come.  I hope
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[06-10-87]

DIALIT5U.ARC    36864  06-10-87  Voice calls dialer/multi fon dirs BAS 6/10/87
U/L & mods by Jim Wright.  The changes Jim made are as follows:
"Changed name field to 15 characters for more reasonable (for me) screen
display.
Added Long Distance dial service capability.
Added color control routine.
Added SHELL to DOS.
Added ability to select by typing number as well as by cursor selection.
Since I have screen save routine which is defeated by clock display, I
added keypress to update clock."
This version, as compiled, requires BRUN20.EXE (not included).  The source
is also included and you could recompile it as a stand-alone.

BOSS6487.ARC   194162  06-10-87  Window Boss v06.04.87/Excellent C window pkg
                       06-10-87  Supports MS-C,CI C86, Lattice, DLC & Turbo C
U/L by Stephen Falatko.  The big change in this version of BOSS is support
for Borland's Turbo C compiler.  It's impressive how quickly most of the
BBS C window/function libraries have adapted for this new compiler.  The
Window Boss is one of the best, and having it available for Turbo C is a
real boon to that compiler.

MH0605A7.ARC   156427  06-10-87  Don Mankin's MiniHost BBS system 06/05/87
U/L by Larry Bevil. Changes:
Added XFRDOOR=n for file transfer door.  Calls DSZ, WXMODEM, and PCKERMIT
 (not bundled) for batch file transfer.
Added MENU=TRAPDOOR;n for a SysOp supplied door.
Added support for Courier HST 9600 baud modem.

[06-09-87]

ISSUE36.ARC     37389  06-09-87  Source code from Micro C's issue #36 PAS/ASM
U/L by Tadas Osmolskis.

NEW305.ARC      41426  06-09-87  Updates only:A86 v3.05 & D86 v2.24 Minor fixes
U/L by Stephen Falatko. Read NEW305.DOC for the update notes.

BACKSTAT.ARC     4748  06-09-87  Quick count of bytes/files not backed up v1.0
U/L & written by Ed Ross.  Not a bad idea to stick this one in your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file, it just tells you how many files haven't been backed up
and their total size.  It then appeals to your sense of guilt.





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PCL102.ARC      63205  06-09-87  Windows 1.03/PageMaker HP LJ+ driver update
U/L by Scott Pazur.

DOGMAKE.ARC     16063  06-09-87  Util creates ORDER.DOG for DOG 1.01a (de-frag)
U/L by Neal Machtiger.  A more sophisticated utility for creating the
ORDER.DOG file than comes with the DOG (disk organizer) package itself.

[06-08-87]

INSTACAL.ARC    98560  06-08-87  TSR spreadsheet 80K+ of RAM/ limited version
At a bare minimum, this program takes 80K.  With its default settings, it
actally takes about 128K.  Ouch.  Assuming you have the RAM, what you get
is a TSR spreadsheet that can import from, but not export to, Lotus 1-2-3
.WKS files.  Although the program was a little pokey on a standard PC XT,
it does have most of the functionality of the basic spreadsheet functions
of Lotus, and it's easy enough to learn.  The BBS version comes without
full documentation (what's here is adequate), the on-line help (a bit more
annoying) or the INSTAMEM.COM program that "lets you vary the worksheet
size" (and thus, presumably, the RAM requirements).

LARK11.ARC      44727  06-08-87  Use PKXARC & LIST to view files in ARCs v1.1
U/L by Tom Drinkard.  A little bit large and slow, but a useful utility.
What this does is put the directory of an archive up on your screen.  You
can then select a file to read and it uses PKXARC to extract the file and
then pipes it to LIST for viewing.  A little judicious mucking around with
the binary editor of your choice will allow you to have it call PKXARC and
LIST by the names you actually use on your system (in my case, XARC and L).

MSC5NEWS.ARC    14925  06-08-87  Press release on MSC 5.0, QuickC and OS/2 kit
U/L by Tom Drinkard.

VEHMTC20.ARC    50374  06-08-87  Track vehicle maintenance schedule v2.0
U/L by Mark Rapp.  I don't know.  I don't use my computer to keep my
checkbook, notwithstanding the seemingly endless supply of programs
designed for that task.  Now, here's one that wants me to keep track of my
car maintenance via computer.  Not really necessary if you belong to
the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" school of car maintenance. For those
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DIFFDD.ARC      10277  06-08-87  Doman's find diff bet 2 txt files,5/24/87
U/L by Pete Olympia.  This is a very simple diff util without many of the
options that are in the Unix version or other PC workalikes.  But, it's
pretty fast and small.  Not sure whether this is really from Dan Doman as
no author's name is in the doc file (such as it is) or in the program.

PAY8701.ARC    136363  06-08-87  1987 Payroll Prep/Fed,DC,VA,MD/R.Stanley v1.00
U/L & written by Roger Stanley. Features:
     * Computation for Federal & FICA withholding
     * Computation for DC, Maryland & Virginia withholding
     * Computation of Federal Unemployment Taxes (.008)
     * Computation of State Unemployment Taxes
     * Computation of Federal Tax Deposits for each payroll
     * Computation of overtime pay (1 1/2 hourly rate)
     * Quarterly summary for 941 filing
     * Prints pay checks (limited style)
     * Prints W-2 Forms
     * Prints Payroll Summary (per pay, quarterly & annual)
     * Allows multiple Employers
     * Allows manual changes of all payroll information
     * Printing option to screen or printer from each menu
     * Allows termination and re-instatement of employee
     * Allows Additional Federal Withholding (automatic)
     * Allows YTD information to be changed for mid year use

WINDOW10.ARC   101034  06-08-87  Multi-level windows/screen utils for Turbo C
U/L by Kurt Schelin.  " This utility creates incredibly quick multi-level
windows as library calls in Turbo-C programs for IBM PC/XT/AT compatibles.
They work on MDA, CGA, and EGA adapters in any column mode (40/80/etc.).
This utility uses the quick screen writing utilities, also in library form.
Users are encouraged to participate in the free Teamware concept with the
release of these functions.  As of this release all of the functions are
available in WINDOW10.LIB.  Once the library functions are commented they
will be released as teamware.  The Q utilities were transformed from TURBO
PASCAL inline to external assembly using BORLAND's rules.asi macro
assembler header file."
The demo programs are very impressive, indeed, and the promise of the
future release of the source makes this a very interesting package and
worth a look.






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[06-07-87]

FLASHBAK.ARC   115367  06-07-87  Backup Files to Floppies/Menu-driven
U/L by Mike Focke.  This was apparently a commercial backup to tape program
that the company has decided to release to BBS systems.  Alas, they
provided no documentation and you end up having to hunt around in the
on-line help to figure out what this program does.  I found it all a bit
too complicated and lost interest.

QMOUSE10.ARC     6566  06-07-87  MS Mouse Menu for Qmodem SST w. Auto-Dial
U/L by Richard Saeks.

ENVEDRVW.ARC     7555  06-07-87  Review of environment editor programs/R.Moon
U/L & written by Ray Moon.  Compares and contrasts 3 programs on this
system that allow you to edit your environment.  Also, contains some nice
info about the DOS environment and some helpful tips.

PRTLBL41.ARC    31072  06-07-87  Print repetitive address labels v4.1
Courtesy of CPCUG Software Library.  Not bad.  Just prints the same label
over and over again.  It can do three-across, etc.  Output can also be sent
to disk for editing before sending to the printer.

MORTPLAN.ARC    91078  06-07-87  Mortgage planner 2.2 /compare loans/calc payts
Courtesy of CPCUG Software Library.  Yet another mortgage calc program,
this one seems well done and takes you through the normal calculations to
see what a mortgage is really going to cost, compare it to other financing
alternatives, etc.






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[06-06-87]

WAMPUM-A.ARC   201814  06-06-87  \ Wampum 3.1B: Full-featured, menu-
WAMPUM-B.ARC   148892  06-06-87  / driven implementation of dBase III
WAMPUM-C.ARC   122767  06-06-87  \ programming language 5/87 Excellent
U/L by Rich Schinnell.  WAMPUM was already the best of the dBIII function
clones.  The list of new features in v3.1B is makes it even more
impressive:
    *  Complete multi-user network support using any dBASE file
    *  NetBIOS-compatible record & file locking network support
    *  Creation and use of up to 7 B-Tree Indexes per .DBF file
    *  Global search & replace of 10 data elements in one pass
    *  Manipulation of any 5 related data bases in form letters
    *  Index key retrieval for production of single form letters
    *  Automatic posting of LASTUSER information in data base
    *  PASSWORD protection system for network environments
    *  Customized USER configurations for network environments
    *  Specification of particular fields for use in BROWSE mode
    *  Simplified file structure modification like dBASE III's
    *  Multi-drive support for storage of data bases & indexes
    *  Forced field confirmation with <ENTER>, if desired
    *  Enhanced documentation outlining many dBASE functions

PCACT205.TXT     4942  06-06-87  \ Personal Accounting Systm 2.05 \ Brief Desc
PCACT205.ARC   180259  06-06-87  / Home accounting with database  / COM files
PCDOC205.ARC    70657  06-06-87  \ Prints regular checks CRIPPLED \ DOC
U/L by Rich Schinnell.  That's too bad.  This was a good package but the
author has gone and crippled it.  The BBS version is limited to 62 monthly
transactions, 30 payees, and 30 search codes.  A short timer on this
system.  I hope the author will reconsider.

SBICS310.ARC    56733  06-06-87  Small Business Inventory Control v3.10 4/87
U/L by Judy Levine.  A fairly rudimentary inventory control system, it may
suffice for quite small businesses.  Does all its work in memory, which
produces pretty good speed.

HP-SET66.ARC     4072  06-06-87  BATs set HP Laserjet for 66 lns in portrait
U/L by Judy Levine.

MAKE_LC.ARC     50485  06-06-87  PDMAKE for Lattice C, Atari & Unix 5/31/87
From USENET.  There's another version of PDMAKE on this system for MS-C.
Here's one for Lattice but also supposedly compiles for Atari and Unix.






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TOUCH_LC.ARC     4984  06-06-87  Lattice C source for "touch" (change date)
From USENET.  From the same author as MAKE_LC, a simple 'touch' util to go
along with it.

FBAK20.ARC       4142  06-06-87  Copy files after spec date v2.0 E. Gans 11/86
Interesting.  When you run this, the program internally stores the system
time/date and will, on the next run, only copy files created or modified on
or after that time.  By no means a full-fledged backup utility, but may
prove useful in some applications.

[06-05-87]

TCOD.ARC         2272  06-05-87  Mixed C and ASM listing for TurboC - C source
U/L by Nevin Dubin.

LIBLISTS.ARC     4060  06-05-87  Comparison of Turbo-C and MSC 4.0 Libraries
U/L by Nevin Dubin.

3CT.ARC          8070  06-05-87  Count files, sizes, & totals in subdirs/Doman
U/L by Melvin Douglas. This one happens to give exactly the info I need --
how many files are in each subdirectory and the total size of those
files.  It can start at root and traverse down or at a specified subdir.
Simple, but fast and clean.

VOL6N12.ARC     36070  06-05-87  PC Mag. 6/23/87 issue/REMINDER/SPECTRUM ASM
U/L by Thom Carlin.  Spectrum is an EGA util.  Reminder is a not-bad-at-all
combination alarm clock and reminder program.  No docs for either.  You'll
need the referenced PC Mag issue.

COBXREF3.ARC    15438  06-05-87  Xref generator for IBM Cobol in TPascal
U/L by Dave Oshel.

UUCPPROT.ARC    14985  06-05-87  Description of UUCP Protocol (Unix)
U/L by Ed Hopper.  UUCP is a means by which Unix computers exchange files.
This documents the protocols.

LIGHT.ARC       10337  06-05-87  C functions to access Borland's Lightning
U/L by Scott Mason. Written for DeSmet C v2.51.

SCRCOLOR.ARC     9554  06-05-87  Simple DOS screen color change utility w/C
U/L & written by Scott Mason.  Very similar to Norton's SA program, this
utility requires ANSI.SYS (or equivalent) to set screen colors.  Source
included.





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DSCAR23A.ARC    63730  06-05-87  Katri's dB3 src code analyzer like dFLOW v2.3a
U/L by Bill Walsh.  Some very minor changes to an excellent dB3 source code
analyzer.

GRCOACH.ARC     78869  06-05-87  Training Aid/Record keeper for runner/joggers
U/L by David Geerinck.
" 1) Calculates training pace (minutes per mile) for each training and
     racing day.
  2) For each month it graphs the pace and distance for each day's run
     relative to the average pace for that month.
  3) Presents a table of any month listing the exact pace and distance of
     the runs, the average training pace for that month and the total
     distance run for the month.
  4) Graphs the monthly average pace and total miles run for the whole
     year.
  5) Presents a table of elapsed time, distance and pace for each race run
     in a year.
  6) Calculates and displays a specific training schedule ...."

DB3-ART.ARC     43921  06-05-87  TechNotes articles for dBASE III 06/87
U/L by Tom Drinkard.

REPLAC.ARC       5289  06-05-87  dBASE III .ART/.BIN to replace characters
U/L by Tom Drinkard.

SAVRES.ARC      18419  06-05-87  dBASE III .ART/.BIN to save/restore screens
U/L by Tom Drinkard.

PROCZMDM.ARC     1188  06-05-87  Run Zmodem from within Procomm/sample BATs
U/L by Judy Levine.

MENU51.ARC      64022  06-05-87  Easy to Use & Maintain Menu System v5.1 3/87
U/L by Doug Hunt.  Yet another well-constructed, well-documented
batch-oriented menu system.  There are just too many of these for me to
review.






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CSRTURBO.ARC    57370  06-05-87  C Spot Run library for Turbo C/LIB only
U/L by Craig Goodrich.  Well, this is a little confusing.  CSR_TC.ARC
contains a version of the CSPOTRUN routines ported to Turbo C by Mike
Strock.  The original documentation and all of the associated files are
also included.  CSRTURBO.ARC contains only the library file and a few notes
but is by Bob Pritchett, the author of CSPOTRUN.  If you take this one,
you'll also need CSR20A.ARC.

[06-04-87]

REVW0587.ARC    45503  06-04-87  Bulletin 1's New File Comments May '87
Quite a few programs that had not been reviewed earlier have now been
included and other changes have been made.  The reviews from May have also
been added to InfoDoor (Door 2 on this system).

PDEL2.ARC       30609  06-04-87  Patriquin's Delete util w/select criteria v2
There are selection criteria in this delete utility that just don't exist
in any other, such as delete all files with a date earlier than ..., or
with a size greater than ..., etc.  PDEL also deletes directories (even
those with files), can obliterate files so there's no hope of unerasure and
much more.  v2 adds color support for the CGA & EGA (uses ANSI.SYS), tells
you how much space is freed by the deletion(s) and total free space before
& after.

WATCHER.ARC      4828  06-04-87  Watchdog enhanced/monitor COM & LPT ports/ASM
U/L by Scott Pazur.  For those running a timed event that accesses a
printer, this modified version of WatchDog will re-boot if the printer is
not ready.

GATEWAY.ARC      5719  06-04-87  CTTY driver for BBS use/ echo to local screen
A device driver that installs in CONFIG.SYS and does much the same as CTTY
COMx but also echos the output to the local screen at the same time.






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PKFIND11.ARC    10258  06-04-87  File Finder Plus 1.1/Searches in ARCs/P. Katz
U/L by Gerald Price.  This is v1.1 of Phil Katz's "whereis" type program
that searches for files.  Like 1.0, the capability exists to search inside
of archives for matches.  Go get a cup of coffee if you ask it to do that
on a large hard disk.  The task is necessarily time consuming.
Fortunately, you can tell it to start at a certain subdirectory rather than
root if you know where the file may be located.  Version 1.1 adds a nifty
new capability -- after finding a file that matches your search request,
PKFIND asks More?  Yes, No, Jump?  Jump means to stop the search and move
you to the directory in which the file was found.  Very sensible as that's
often precisely what you want to do after finding a file.  Nice program.

TC-PLOT.ARC      1424  06-04-87  Turbo-C plot routines demonstrates inline asm
U/L by Gerald Price.  Simple plotting routines in TC showing how to do
inline ASM in that language.

[06-03-87]

PC-AP11.ARC     51476  06-03-87  \ Medlin's Accounts Payable v1.1
PC-AR37.ARC     52847  06-03-87  / Medlin's Accounts Receivable v. 3.7
PC-GL30.ARC     50501  06-03-87  \ Medlin's General Ledger v3.0
Jerry Medlin's accounting package won't put the Big 8 out of business, but
these are competent, capable programs.  The accounts payable module is new.
The accounts receivable and general ledger modules are updates to programs
already on this system.  The collection is rounded out by a payroll manager
that has not been changed (PC-PR14.ARC).

CSR_TC.ARC     192813  06-03-87  CSPOTRUN 2.0 modifed for Turbo C 1.0 small mem
U/L & created by Mike Strock.  Mike has taken Bob Pritchett's CSPOTRUN
library, which is for MS-C, and ported it to Turbo C instead.  Compiled and
compatible with the "small" memory model of TC.

TAKE1.ARC        7146  06-03-87  Take v1.0 - move files, make dest default dir
U/L by Scott Pazur.  Interesting.  C:\SUBDIR> TAKE *.ARC C:\ARCFILES will
not only move all the files to your destination dir but make it your
current dir as well, a novel twist on move utils.  Too bad it won't allow
you to move to another device.

BT106.ARC        7137  06-03-87  Bootthru 1.06/bypass floppy drive at boot/ASM
U/L by Scott Pazur. This program allows you to boot from the hard disk even
when there's a floppy in the A: drive.  v1.06 fixes a problem with DOS 3.2.






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NEW304.ARC      23062  06-03-87  v3.04 of A86 macro assmblr - update file only
U/L by Stephen Falatko. Some minor fixes to the A86 macro assembler, this
is the revised COM file and the update notes only.

DISSOLVE.ARC     1081  06-03-87  Dissolve (slowly clear screen) with ASM
U/L by Mike Miller.  Yuk.  Kept briefly for the ASM source.  A mod to
MELT.COM by Colin Stearman to allow it to work on both mono and color
screens.

ENVED11.ARC     17835  06-03-87  DOS Environment Editor v1.1 (3/28/87) D. Raney
U/L by Mike Miller.  We now have at least 3 different screen-oriented
environment editors on the system (see also EE2.ARC and ENVED.ARC which is
not by the same author as ENVED11).  Someone want to do a comparison of the
three?

JOBHUNT.ARC     13435  06-03-87  Job Hunting Tracker - in dBASE II -- simple
U/L by Mike Miller.

ZENO13.ARC       9397  06-03-87  Speed up screen I/O v1.3 w/ASM compat w/KEDIT
U/L by Jeffrey Heynen.  One of the best of the video BIOS enhancers, ZENO
has been modified again to resolve a compatibility problem with the KEDIT
editor.

ASC-CHAR.ARC     8742  06-03-87  3 large ASCII char sets to paste in screens
U/L by Jeffrey Heynen. Just some BIG letters that you can paste into your
ascii screens.

EE2.ARC          6064  06-03-87  Environment editor v2 Keith Graham 5/31/87
I created a bit of documentation for this one by using LIST to dump part of
the on-line help to a file (how were we to know that F1 brought up the
on-line help?).  Anyway, it's an easy to use way to makes changes to
settings in your environment.

ARC521.COM      58368  06-03-87  SEA's ARChive util v5.21 4/22/87 minor changes
I was very tempted to create a real ARC out of this self-extracting COM
file in part because it contains a much older copy of ARCE than is
currently on the system.  The changes vs ARC 5.20 don't look major except
for the ability to take indirection for the list of files to be arc'd.
SEA's ARC is the standard and it's quite efficient at producing small
archives (since 5.20, that is), but it's terribly slow compared to Buerg's
ARCA and Katz's PKARC.






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QFONE301.ARC   114952  06-03-87  QFonedit 3.01/QMODEM.FON editor/Crippled
U/L by Bob Schuck. Minor bug fixes. If you already have Qfonedit 3.00,
download QF300PAT.ARC instead of this one.

[06-02-87]

AOLA105.ARC     74129  06-02-87  ANSI-LA graphc editr/cut/paste/image lib 1.05
U/L by Don Perry.  One of the best of the ANSI screen editors, ANSI of LA
has some unique capabilities to save libraries of images that can be
retrieved and pasted into new screens.  There is also an option when saving
files to "optimize" the number of ANSI esc seqs used so they'll display
faster (particularly useful for BBS sysops who insist on fancy color
graphics screens <grin>).  The list of new features in v1.05 (released
2/14/87) is very long, and included support for BLoad/BSave files, better
block copies, a "BIG LETTERS" option, faster screen writes, and quite a few
more non-trivial fixes and improvements.  Worth the update.  This is
"commissionware" but the copy on this system is unserialized.  Note:
Although this version worked fine on one machine here, it simply locked up
another every time it was loaded (big-red-switch-time).  I don't use the
program so didn't spend the time to try to isolate what might be bothering
it.  If you have 1.04, I'd suggest you hold onto it until you see if this
new version works for you.

QUBCALC2.ARC    98361  06-02-87  QubeCalc v2.01 3-dimens spreadsheet/limtd vers
U/L by Alan Samuels.  A "3-dimensional" spreadsheet with a familiar
Lotus-style menu stucture.  v2.01, but no indication as to what's new.  BBS
version has abridged documentation, no on-line help and lacks the program
to import 1-2-3 files.

[06-01-87]

BENCH10C.ARC    16573  06-01-87  Benchmark tests done in TPas w/results/USENET
This is a very good series of screen, disk and memory benchmark tests
written in Turbo Pascal.  The COM file(s) -- one regular and one for
machines with math co-processors -- aren't included.  These files came over
the Unix network and binaries are rarely posted.  I debated putting in
copies I compiled myself but decided against it.  Results for many popular
computers are included, as well as for the IBM PS/2 Model 50 and 60.  If
you compile and run these on a 4.77MhZ XT, go get a cup of coffee -- it
took over 10 minutes to complete on such a machine.  The nice thing is that
it will run them all for you and leave the results sitting on your screen
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DELDUP21.ARC    15457  06-01-87  Delete duplicate files w/in 2 dirs w/ASM Buerg
This is a first public release of a new program by Vern Buerg that is a
fast and powerful tool for dealing with duplicate files.  DELDUPE compares
any 2 directories that you specify and will, at your option, delete
duplicates in the target dir.  Command line options allow you to test what
will happen before actually telling the program to erase anything or to
query you about each file before deleting it.  Other options allow deletion
of older or "similar" files instead of true duplicates (which are files of
exactly the same time, date and size).  The full ASM source for the program
is included and it is heavily commented, making for a very useful learning
tool from one of the best ASM programmers out there.
Note: I participated in testing of this program.

ARCA127.ARC     12130  06-01-87  Latest ARC builder (5/30/87) V.Buerg/W.Chin
                       06-01-87  Corrects problem w/packing & adds copying
The last release of ARCA was in September '86, reflecting the stability and
reliability of this program.  v1.27 deals with a problem that showed up
once in a blue moon with files that are "packed" and also adds a
no-compression copy routine to deal with files that would grow larger if
compressed.
Note: I participated in testing of this program.

ARCE30F.ARC     10898  06-01-87  Extract ARC files/ Buerg, Chin/v3.0f 052087
                       06-01-87  /Test & /G (password) options/imprvd handling
                       06-01-87  of bad archives;ignores "Squashed" files
As with ARCA127, the changes are very minor and may not affect options that
you even use.  From Vern's update notes:
        3.0f, 5/31/87  - correct false 'disk full' error message when
                         using /p (piping) option
                       - correct failure to extract all files from a
                         garbled (/g) archive


======================

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======================






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3CT     .ARC      36          CVTFON17.ARC       6          FLENGTH .ARC      30
9600-87K.ARC      13          DB3-ART .ARC      37          FM32    .ARC      18
ADVBAS34.ARC       9          DBA0687 .ARC      25          FREE403 .ARC      12
ADVSYSTC.ARC      28          DBDUMP2 .ARC      25          FREEMEM .ARC      20
ADVSYSX .ARC      25          DCP     .ARC      30          FSETRM21.ARC      23
ALTER241.ARC      11          DDFIX   .ARC      15          FULLPATH.ARC      13
ALTPAGE2.ARC      26          DELDUP21.ARC      42          GAPEND  .ARC      30
AOLA105 .ARC      41          DIALIT5U.ARC      31          GATEWAY .ARC      38
ARC521  .COM      40          DIFFDD  .ARC      33          GIZLIB10.ARC       7
ARCA127 .ARC      42          DIGICLOK.ARC      20          GPS     .ARC       4
ARCE30F .ARC      42          DIR_V220.ARC       8          GRCOACH .ARC      37
ASC-CHAR.ARC      40          DISCACHE.ARC      13          GT1221-1.ARC      25
ATCLK14 .ARC       6          DISKBUFF.ARC      12          GT1221-2.ARC      25
BACKSTAT.ARC      31          DISSOLVE.ARC      40          GTCTL42 .ARC      25
BATMEN41.ARC      24          DLT_V220.ARC       8          GTLOG73 .ARC      25
BCOPY2  .ARC       5          DOGMAKE .ARC      32          GTO1221 .ARC      25
BDX     .ARC      15          DS300   .ARC      30          HD2FD   .ARC      30
BENCH10C.ARC      41          DSCAR23A.ARC      37          HOTC    .ARC      14
BLKBK331.ARC      10          DSKCMD  .ARC      24          HP-SET66.ARC      35
BNCH402A.ARC      10          DSPACE14.ARC       5          ICUCEAST.ARC      10
BNCH402B.ARC      10          DSSTACK .ARC      13          INLINNEW.ARC       3
BOSS6487.ARC      31          DSZ0618 .ARC      18          INSTACAL.ARC      32
BOYAN-D2.ARC      11          EDITBOX .ARC      17          ISSUE36 .ARC      31
BT106   .ARC      39          EE2     .ARC      40          JOBHUNT .ARC      40
BUSCARDS.ARC      26          EMACS38L.ARC      15          KBCHK   .ARC       3
CALLTIME.ARC      12          ENVED11 .ARC      40          KERM229C.ARC       9
CAROUS  .ARC       3          ENVEDRVW.ARC      34          LAB10   .ARC      13
CARUTIL .ARC       3          ERA21   .ARC      27          LABLPRNT.ARC      13
CCUR21B .ARC       2          ET11    .ARC      26          LARK11  .ARC      32
CDIFF   .ARC      25          EXCOM   .ARC      28          LARK21  .ARC      14
CLEANLOG.ARC      11          F11_F12 .ARC      12          LBAR41  .ARC      16
CNLOCK21.ARC      26          FBAK20  .ARC      36          LED2    .ARC       3
COBXREF3.ARC      36          FCON200I.ARC      17          LIBLISTS.ARC      36
CPT_V220.ARC       8          FGREP145.ARC      19          LIGHT   .ARC      36
CSAP200 .ARC      17          FINDF   .ARC      27          LINOISE .ARC      18
CSAP202A.ARC       2          FINDUP37.ARC      12          LISTM200.ARC       6
CSR_TC  .ARC      39          FIXFILE .ARC      15          LP13    .ARC       8
CSRTURBO.ARC      38          FLASHBAK.ARC      34          MAKE_LC .ARC      35





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MAKERE15.ARC      28          PCOPY6  .ARC       5          SNAP201 .ARC      19
MAXIRD25.ARC      22          PDEL2   .ARC      38          SORTF220.ARC       1
MENU51  .ARC      37          PDEL21  .ARC      29          SP      .ARC      19
MH0605A7.ARC      31          PERSYS  .ARC       4          SPOOLERS.ARC      15
MINIX10 .ARC      25          PK35DOS2.TXT      21          STDPRN  .ARC      12
MINIX11 .ARC      25          PKEXE13 .ARC      10          STORM31C.ARC       3
MINIX7  .ARC      28          PKFIND11.ARC      39          STPWATCH.ARC      14
MINIX8  .ARC      25          PPRINT31.ARC      30          STRSTR  .ARC      15
MINIX9  .ARC      25          PRAMJAM .ARC      19          SUB32   .ARC      27
MLINK10 .ARC      25          PROCZMDM.ARC      37          SUBA    .ARC      23
MLINK11 .ARC       8          PROTEUS .ARC      22          SUPERV22.ARC      16
MORTPLAN.ARC      34          PRTLBL41.ARC      34          TAGS    .ARC      13
MRIM-008.ARC      14          PRTSC90 .ARC       7          TAKE1   .ARC      39
MSC5NEWS.ARC      32          QBFE10  .ARC       7          TBWIND20.ARC      12
NARC    .ARC      27          QBINPUT .ARC      26          TC-DBF  .ARC       9
NARC11  .ARC       3          QBLMGR2 .ARC      26          TC-EQUIP.ARC      13
NAVYTIME.ARC       6          QCALL   .ARC      11          TC-PLOT .ARC      39
NEW304  .ARC      40          QEDIT136.ARC       8          TC_BUG00.ARC      15
NEW305  .ARC      31          QFONE301.ARC      41          TCMUSIC .ARC      14
NT      .ARC       9          QMOUSE10.ARC      34          TCOD    .ARC      36
NYWORD22.ARC      29          QSORT300.ARC      21          TCOMM   .ARC      22
NYWPRT22.ARC      29          QUBCALC2.ARC      41          TCSEARCH.ARC       6
OV143A  .ARC      20          QUERY   .ARC      21          TELCONV .ARC       5
OV143B  .ARC      20          RAMTEST .ARC      16          TELXZMOD.ARC      16
OWNER161.ARC      21          READ21  .ARC      21          TIMETRAK.ARC      10
PAMPH1  .ARC      12          REPLAC  .ARC      37          TODO13  .ARC       7
PASSWRD6.ARC      23          REVW0587.ARC      38          TOUCH_LC.ARC      36
PATCH   .ARC      25          RNGBAK12.ARC       4          TPC14   .ARC      26
PAY8701 .ARC      33          SAVRES  .ARC      37          TPL402  .ARC      20
PC-AP11 .ARC      39          SBICS310.ARC      35          TPUUDCDE.ARC       8
PC-AR37 .ARC      39          SCOUT29 .ARC      16          TRAV    .ARC       9
PC-GL30 .ARC      39          SCRCOLOR.ARC      36          TRBOSPD .ARC      14
PC-PR15 .ARC       6          SCRN12  .ARC      19          TSRCOM25.ARC      23
PCACT205.ARC      35          SD3     .ARC      22          TSRSRC25.ARC      23
PCACT205.TXT      35          SETX    .ARC       7          TURBCPAT.ARC       6
PCDOC205.ARC      35          SEZ210  .ARC      27          TURBOCB .ARC      17
PCL102  .ARC      32          SFUTIL  .ARC       5          TXT2COM&.ARC      13
PCMAG-V4.ARC      15          SIMPP   .ARC      17          UNDOC-QB.ARC      15
PCMAG-V5.ARC      15          SMCBIOS3.ARC       3          USTIME  .ARC      23
PCMAG-V6.ARC      15          SMCINO2 .ARC      11          UUCPPROT.ARC      36





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VEHMTC20.ARC      32
VOL6N12 .ARC      36
VOL6N13 .ARC      29
WAMPUM-A.ARC      35
WAMPUM-B.ARC      35
WAMPUM-C.ARC      35
WATCHER .ARC      38
WINDOW10.ARC      33
ZCOMMDOC.ARC       7
ZCOMMEXE.ARC       7
ZCOMMHLP.ARC       7
ZENO13  .ARC      40
ZOO150  .EXE      27