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- CONTENTS ScopeDisk62
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- FILEMAP - This little toy is designed to allow you to examine the
- sector allocation on your disks. Instead of using th DOS to find files,
- it uses the trackdisk.device and examines the sectors directly,
- traversing the filesystem "by hand." Unallocated sectors are the
- background color; file control blocks are rendered in color 1; data
- blocks are color 2; and sectors allocated by other things show up as
- color 3.
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- GLIB - a Generic LIBrarian and editor for synthsglib (one syllable) is a
- text-screen-oriented librarian AND editor. It is structured in an
- attempt to make it easy to add support for new synthesizers.
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- GRAF - Graf is a program originally meant for graphing multiple functions
- of one variable entered from the keyboard. A calculator mode was so easy
- to add that it is included also. The inspiration for graf came from the
- graph sketching classes we had in intro calculus. I wanted a nice and
- quick way of checking my work.
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- JUMBLE - JUMBLE is a program that will provide all possible arrangements of
- any input text. Just give it a word and let it go. All you have to do
- is pick out an answer from the list produced. What could be easier?
- There is one small problem, though. JUMBLE gives you 'ALL' possible
- arrangements of the input text. The larger word you give it, the longer
- the list of anagrams. And the list grows fast!
- Example - 2 letters = 2 words, 3 letters = 6 words,4 letters = 24 words,
- but 9 letters = 362880 words.
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- MFR - MIDI File Recorder This program (written in JForth and target
- compiled), receives MIDI input and records it timestamped in the
- standard MIDI file format approved by the MIDI Manufacturers
- Association. MFR uses Bill Barton's PD midi.library, so it can receive
- MIDI from the serial port or any other executing process that also uses
- the midi.library. Also included is a program called MidiClock, a
- settable timer.
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- MYMENU - MyMenu is a program to allow you to create your own menus in the
- WorkBench to run your own commands. This can save the hassle of opening
- up lots of drawers to get to the command you want. MyMenu will allow
- you to execute both CLI and WorkBench programs, and is configured with a
- normal text file. Be warned that there are probably a few Amiga
- programming rules violated, so this program will break unker 1.4.
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- PIPE203 - I have completely re-written my PIPE - handler from scratch.
- The PIPE - device now supports bi-directional connections through a
- single file-handle, dynamic buffer sizing, signaling capability, and
- several other options for supporting virtualterminals
- (i.e. slaving a CLI). (Matt Dillon)
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- PLAY11 - This is version 1.1 of Mark Riley's "Play" program, for playing
- Sonix scores. Since there is as yet no new documentation for the new
- version, the version 1.0 docs are included in this archive. This
- version is supposed to deal more gently with low memory situations, and
- has an added "fade" or "F" option to fade out a score.
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- QUICKLIB - quicklib.bas is a little routine to allow quick bmap-loads for
- AmigaBasic. What it does is ask you which routines from the library
- you're using, and then writes a subroutine (which you later merge into
- your main program) which will create a tiny .bmap file on the fly in
- RAM -, and then load it in with an appropriate "LIBRARY" call.
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- RUS - Rus is a program to read BBS buffers or any other text file. It is
- page and/or message orientated. You can read text files using either the
- keyboard or mouse.
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- SHELL203 - Shell provides a convient AmigaDos alternative command
- interface. All its commands are internal and thus does not rely on the
- c - commands for any functionality. Major features include - command
- line editing, -shell & Amigados search path support, -simple history,
- redirection of any command, piping, aliases, variables & variable
- handling (embedded variables), file name expansion via conventional wild
- carding, conditionals, source files, many built in commands to speed
- things up.
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- VT1002.08A - This archive contains a vt100 emulator with KERMIT and XMODEM
- file transfer protocols. Original work by Dave Wecker, V2.7-V2.8A by
- Tony Sumrall. This is the standard VT100 emulator by which all other
- Amiga implementations are measured.
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