AmigaLibDisk1001
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1001.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1001.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1001

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1002
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1002.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1002.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1002

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1003
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1003.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1003.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1003

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1004
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1004.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1004.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1004

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1005
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1005.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1005.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1005

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1006
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1006.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1006.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1006

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1007
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1007.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1007.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1007

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1008
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1008.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1008.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1008

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1009
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1009.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1009.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1009

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1010
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1010.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1010.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1010

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1011
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1011.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1011.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1011

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1000
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1000.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1000.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1000

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1014
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1014.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1014.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1014

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1015
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1015.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1015.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1015

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1016
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1016.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1016.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1016

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1017
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1017.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1017.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1017

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1018
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1018.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1018.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1018

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1019
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1019.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1019.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1019

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1020
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1020.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1020.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1020

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1021
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1021.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1021.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1021

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1022
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1022.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1022.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1022

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1023
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1023.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1023.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1023

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1024
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1024.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1024.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1024

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1026
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1026.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1026.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1026

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1027
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1027.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1027.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1027

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1028
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1028.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1028.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1028

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1029
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1029.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1029.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1029

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1030
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1030.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1030.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1030

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1031
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1031.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1031.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1031

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1032
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1032.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1032.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1032

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1033
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1033.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1033.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1033

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1034
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1034.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1034.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1034

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1035
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1035.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1035.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1035

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1036
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1036.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1036.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1036

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1037
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1037.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1037.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1037

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1038
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1038.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1038.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1038

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1039
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1039.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1039.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1039

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1040
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1040.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1040.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1040

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1041
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1041.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1041.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1041

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1042
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1042.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1042.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1042

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1043
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1043.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1043.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1043

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1044
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1044.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1044.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1044

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1045
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1045.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1045.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1045

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1046
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1046.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1046.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1046

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1047
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1047.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1047.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1047

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1048
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1048.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1048.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1048

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1049
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1049.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1049.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1049

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1050
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1050.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1050.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1050

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1051
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1051.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1051.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1051

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1052
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1052.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1052.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1052

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1053
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1053.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1053.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1053

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1054
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1054.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1054.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1054

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1055
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1055.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1055.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1055

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1056
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1056.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1056.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1056

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1057
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1057.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1057.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1057

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1058
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1058.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1058.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1058

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1059
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1059.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1059.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1059

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1060
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1060.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1060.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1060

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1061
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1061.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1061.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1061

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1062
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1062.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1062.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1062

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1063
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1063.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1063.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1063

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1064
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1064.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1064.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1064

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1065
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1065.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1065.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1065

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1066
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1066.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1066.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1066

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1067
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1067.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1067.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1067

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1068
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1068.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1068.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1068

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1069
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1069.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1069.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1069

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1070
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1070.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1070.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1070

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1071
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1071.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1071.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1071

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1072
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1072.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1072.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1072

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1073
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1073.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1073.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1073

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1074
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1074.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1074.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1074

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1075
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1075.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1075.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1075

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1076
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1076.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1076.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1076

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1077
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1077.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1077.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1077

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1078
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1078.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1078.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1078

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1079
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1079.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1079.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1079

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1080
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1080.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1080.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1080

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1081
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1081.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1081.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1081

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1082
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1082.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1082.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1082

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1083
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1083.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1083.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1083

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1084
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1084.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1084.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1084

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1085
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1085.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1085.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1085

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1086
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1086.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1086.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1086

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1087
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1087.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1087.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1087

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1088
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1088.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1088.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1088

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1089
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1089.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1089.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1089

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1090
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1090.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1090.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1090

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1091
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1091.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1091.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1091

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1092
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1092.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1092.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1092

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1093
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1093.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1093.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1093

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1094
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1094.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1094.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1094

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1095
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1095.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1095.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1095

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1096
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1096.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1096.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1096

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1097
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1097.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1097.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1097

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1098
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1098.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1098.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1098

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1099
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1099.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1099.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1099

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1100
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1100.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1100.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1100

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1025
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1025.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1025.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1025

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1012
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1012.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1012.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1012

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaLibDisk1013
Complete archive of 'Fish Disk' 1013.

Full lha archive of the contents of 'Fish Disk' 1013.  To recreate
a copy of the floppy disk, format a blank floppy and extract the
contents of this archive in its root directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:FishDisks/D1013

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AFile 4.03
A datafile manager

AFile is a data file manager, that is a tool which lets you create and
manager your files (addresses, video collections, clients, ...) using an
Intuition interface. There is no limitation to the number of fields or
records. The program offers the standard printing, sorting, and importing/
exporting functions.

AFile uses AREXX as it's programming language.  You can create full input
masks with background picture, field positioning, checking of entered data,
menus and printing customization.

Kickstart V36 or greater

THIS VERSION:
4.03	FreshFish-Vol10:New/biz/dbase/AFile/

OTHER VERSIONS:
4.01	FreshFish-Vol9-1/New/biz/dbase/AFile/
4.01	FreshFish-Vol9-2/BBS/biz/AFile-4.01.lha
3.30	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/biz/AFile-3.30.lha
3.30	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/biz/dbase/AFile/
3.30	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/biz/AFile-3.30.lha
3.30	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/biz/dbase/AFile/
3.12	FreshFish-Vol5:New/biz/dbase/AFile/
3.12	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/biz/AFile-3.12.lha
2.21	FreshFish-Vol4:New/biz/dbase/AFile/
2.21	FreshFish-Vol4:BBS/May94/biz/dbase/AFile.lha
1.4	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/Dec93/biz/dbase/AFile.lha
1.4	FreshFish-Vol3:Old/Dec93/biz/dbase/AFile/
1.4	FreshFish-Vol2:New/biz/dbase/AFile/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Denis Gounelle
IntuiDex 2.1
Mailing list manager

Easy to use club membership database and mailing list manager.

Features:

*   Number of records in database is now limited only by available
memory

*   Fast sorting speed

*   Nine different status levels, including four membership levels

*   Font and screen sensitive

*   Prints mailing labels, phone lists, and configurable database lists

*   Export mail merge files for many popular word processors

*   Import and Export ASCII delimited files

*   Configurable field names

*   Sort on six different fields

THIS VERSION:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/biz/dbase/IntuiDex/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.1	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/biz/IntuiDex-1.1.lha
1.1	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/biz/dbase/IntuiDex/
1.1	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/biz/IntuiDex-1.1.lha
1.1	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/biz/IntuiDex-1.1.lha
1.1	FreshFish-Vol7:New/biz/dbase/IntuiDex/
1.1	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/biz/IntuiDex-1.1.lha
1.1	AmigaLibDisks:d10xx/d1010/Programs/IntuiDex/
1.0	FreshFish-Vol6:New/biz/dbase/IntuiDex/
1.0	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/biz/IntuiDex-1.0.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Jeffery C. May
Genealogist 4.07
Specialized genealogical info database


This is a specialized database for keeping track of genealogical
information.  It features a full, easy to use, Intuition interface.
Version 4.07 is a  substantial upgrade to the earlier Version 3.13.
See the "Scion.guide" help file for details on what's new.

The programme is totally non-sexist and secular in nature, and correctly
handles multiple marriages, "unconventional" marriages, adopted children,
and unmarried parents.

The printed reports include descendant and pedigree charts, personal
details reports, family group sheets, index lists of people and families,
and many others.  See the "Scion.guide" help file for details on the new
reports.

Free-form note files can be created using any editor, and IFF pictures can
be viewed using any IFF viewer, from within the programme.

Other features include dynamic on-screen ancestor and descendant charts,
extensive on-line context-sensitive help (using "AmigaGuide", © Commodore
Business Machines), flexible "regular expression" searching, and multiple
ARexx ports with extensive command set.

Locale support for alternative languages.

Can be used with PAL or NTSC. Works with floppy and/or hard disk drives,
although a hard disk drive is STRONGLY recommended.

Maximum number of people per database = 4999
Maximum number of marriages per person = 10
Maximum number of children per family group = 40

A minimum of 1 Mbyte of RAM is required. This will allow for approximately
800 people. 4 Mbytes of RAM is required for the full 4999 people.

Scion will use any "virtual" memory allocated by virtual memory managers
such as GigaMem (© Copyright 1991,1992 Christian A Schnedier, F Burgel,
Relog AG) and VMM (© Copyright 1994 Martin Apel).

Kickstart/Workbench v2.04 (or later) required. Version 2.10 (or later)
required for locale support (alternative languages).

Any preferences supported printer capable of printing 80 columns in normal
mode, and 130 columns in condensed (fine) mode. Back-spacing capability
required for printing pedigree charts.

THIS VERSION:
4.07	FreshFish-Vol10:New/biz/dbase/Genealogist/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.13	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/biz/Genealogist-3.13.lha
3.13	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/biz/dbase/Genealogist/
3.13	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/biz/Genealogist-3.13.lha
3.13	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/biz/Genealogist-3.13.lha
3.13	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/biz/dbase/Genealogist/
3.06	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/Dec93/biz/dbase/Genealogist.lha
3.06	FreshFish-Vol3:Old/Dec93/biz/dbase/Genealogist/
3.06	FreshFish-Vol2:New/biz/dbase/Genealogist/
3.04	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d8xx/d865/Genealogist/
3.04	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d8xx/d865/Genealogist.lha
3.04	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d865/Genealogist.lha
3.04	FreshFish-Vol2:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks860-879/Disk865/Genealogist/
3.04	FreshFish-Vol1:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks860-879/Disk865/Genealogist/
3.04	AmigaLibDisk865:Genealogist/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Robbie J Akins
db 2.6
Database with GadTool look

db is a small and fast database program that I wrote after having tested
numerous other PD database programs and always found something lacking or
irritating me. They might have dozzens of features not found in db, but
they lacked font sensitivity and a standard GUI look and OS 3.0 behaviour.

My main need was to keep record on addresses and telephone numbers of
friends and companies.  Before v2.0 db was fixed to be just an address
and telephone database, but that has changed.  The program is designed
to handle information of your choice.  Currently you have to use a file
editor to specify the database fields and layout as there is no GUI for
that.

Anyway that's a one time job, then you just USE the database and have fun.

Complete GUI support will probably only be included in a commercial product
I plan to call REG.

A partial list of db's features include:

o Dynamic memory handling. Number of records and fields only limited by
free memory.
o GadTool based. (Use fields of string, checkbox and cycle type)
o Mouse and keyboard driven.
o User definable fields and layout.
o Multiple views of the same database.
o Commodore's Clipboard for flexible interaction with other programs.
o AppWindow -just drag and drop database icons on db to load.
o Online MenuHelp -Press HELP key when selecting a menu item.
o Font sensitivity.
o ARexx
o ASL requesters for flexible loads and saves.
o Localized
o Dial numbers using a modem or loudspeaker
o WB and Shell usage with Commodore's template parsing
o Fast and flexible find function using AmigaDOS patterns.
o Filter function.
o Fast and flexible sort function. Multiple sort orders can be
specified.
o 'Export View' and two standard ASCII export features.
o Automatic ASCII import (tab-separated ASCII)

THIS VERSION:
2.6	FreshFish-Vol10:New/biz/dbase/db/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware (Postcardware)

AUTHOR:
David Ekholm, Datadosen
QuickFile 3.16.1
Powerful, fast and easy database

QuickFile is a flexible, flat file database. It uses random access with
indexing for fast access to records. Files can be larger than available
ram, but as much of the file as possible is kept in ram to reduce disk
accesses. Features include:

- Multiple indexes with unique or non-unique keys
- Data types include Character, date, integer, floating point,
calculated, cycle, image and external.
- Up to 250 characters per field and 250 fields per record.
- Form and list style displays and reports.
- Unlimited number of views of each file.
- Sort over any number of keys, ascending and descending order.
- Search operators include Like, Equal, Between, Sounds Like, Not Like
and Not Equal.
- Fields can be added, changed, or deleted at any time.
- Flexible export/import
- Flexible multi column label printing.
- Multi-level report grouping and totalling
- Any number of files open in re-sizable intuition windows
- Online context-sensitive help with AmigaGuide
- ARexx port supporting macros and commands from external programs.
- Easy to use Intuition interface with font sensitivity.

Requires OS2.04+, 1Mb+ RAM recommeded

THIS VERSION:
3.16.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/biz/dbase/QuickFile/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.10	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/biz/QuickFile-3.10.lha
3.10	FreshFish-Vol9-1:New/biz/dbase/QuickFile/
3.1	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/biz/QuickFile-3.1.lha
3.1	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/biz/dbase/QuickFile/
2.02	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d9xx/d972/QuickFile/
2.02	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d9xx/d972/QuickFile.lha
2.02	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d972/QuickFile.lha
2.02	FreshFish-Vol3:New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk972/QuickFile/
2.02	AmigaLibDisk972:QuickFile/
1.3.3	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d9xx/d919/QuickFile/
1.3.3	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d9xx/d919/QuickFile.lha
1.3.3	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d919/QuickFile.lha
1.3.3	FreshFish-Vol2:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks900-919/Disk919/QuickFile/
1.3.3	FreshFish-Vol1:New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk919/QuickFile/
1.3.3	AmigaLibDisk919:QuickFile/
1.2	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d8xx/d820/QuickFile/
1.2	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d8xx/d820/QuickFile.lha
1.2	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d820/QuickFile.lha
1.2	FreshFish-Vol2:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk820/QuickFile/
1.2	FreshFish-Vol1:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk820/QuickFile/
1.2	AmigaLibDisk820:QuickFile/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Alan Wigginton
RoutePlanner 1.4a
Highway trip planner

RoutePlanner is an update to Jim Butterfield's RoadRoute program. The
following enhancements have been made:

· A graphic user interface has been added, using Stefan Stuntz's MUI
system.

· The program now incorporates fuel consumption data as part of its output.

· Highway classifications have been added. You can adjust the master speed
values for each classification, depending on your driving habits. *

· You may choose up to 20 intermediate cities on your route, making
realistic "round trips" possible.

· Named map files can be loaded using extended selection, double-clicking
on map file icons, or on the command line.

· Includes comprehensive documentation, supplemental utilities, and two
map files, designed for small and large machines.

· Notification of crossing state lines, and arriving in intermediate
cities.

Best of all, you can use your existing RoadRoute database files with
RoutePlanner.  Simply use the included "RouteConv" utility to import
the basic structure, then use "RouteEdit" to add any necessary highway
classification data.

* Requires enhanced databases.

Requires OS 2.x, MUI 2.2+, 1.5Mb+ memory

THIS VERSION:
1.4a	FreshFish-Vol10:New/biz/dbase/RoutePlanner/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware, (RoutePlanner, RouteConv)
Shareware, (RouteEdit)

AUTHOR:
Chris Lawrence, based on work by Jim Butterfield
DataMaster 1.02N
Flat file database.

Data Master is a database program programmed for Amiga computers.
It's not the best database program for Amiga (the best shareware data-
base program??), but it's cheap and specially made for the average
user.
In the program there are five different field types which are
string (text), integer, floating point, type (selection) and boolean
field types. In one record can be up to 256 different fields and the
number of records is practically limited only by the size of the free
memory. Records can be sorted based on eight key fields.
You can search from the database those records which match search
patterns given by the user (for example, all records whose first
field's first letter is A). You can also search for text strings from
the whole database. Using Data Master it's possible to print the data-
base for printer or save it as an ASCII file to the disk. Number
fields can be displayed on the screen as graphic diagrams, and using
this function you can simply compare records. There is a separate
field editor for the creating of the fields. Records can be, of
course, moved, copied, deleted or cleared as a single record or as
a block which includes many records.
In the following table there are some maximum values used by the
program.

The number of records            99999 (memory limits also)
The number of fields             256
The number of alternative texts  256
(type fields)
The length of the field title    13
The length of the string field   255
The length of the unit string    9
The number of key fields         8

THIS VERSION:
1.02N	FreshFish-Vol10:New/biz/dbase/DataMaster/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Teemu Sipilä
MULTI-PRED
A powerful prediction tool for Lotto.

MULTI-PRED is a powerful prediction tool for Lotto, Pools & Digit (eg 4d)
systems available worldwide. You can therefore play your local system or
any of the international ones such as Lotto in America, Canada, Germany,
Australia, etc. The program uses an identical framework for all 3 systems
but they are run completely independently so that any number of them can
be used simultaneously. All records, updates, number predictions, bets
and results are stored separately and can be sent to the printer at any
time.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/biz/demo/multi-pred/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
JOE TAYLOR
TurboCalc 3.5
Demo of TurboCalc 3.5

TurboCalc 3.5 is the powerful successor to the program TurboCalc 2.0,
which defined a new standard for spread-sheet analysis on the Amiga.

TurboCalc 3.5 uses an enhanced, easy-to-use user interface, utilising
numerous innovations such as Drag & Drop for copying/moving or filling with
the mouse, even easier selection of functions, freezing of sheet titles or
the displayable status row. A multiple Undo/Redo of a variable depth
reverses the effect of erroneous data or commands and can save much work,
as can the Autosave and Backup options.

Thanks to the new object concept which allows insertion and printing of
charts, texts, drawings, IFF-images ... directly in the sheet, sheets can
now be more effectively created and designed.
Charts (e.g. the new 3D bar and pie charts) can be directly placed beside
the appropriate number sequence. Longer texts can be compactly accomodated
in a cell comprising several lines. The formfeed visible in the sheet as
well as the print preview funct on assist in achieving optimal layout on
screen, saving both paper and time.

All this can be committed to paper with using improved print routines, or
be integrated in your text processing software as IFF graphics or text (via
file or clipboard).

A database mask is now available to allow easier management of your
TurboCalc databases.

The most significant enhancements:
-   Objects (chart, text, drawing, picture...) can be directly
inserted into the sheet and have a macro attached, and also
be printed in the graphic mode.
-   Cells may contain several lines.
-   Drag-and-Drop for moving/copying/changing the size of blocks
by the mouse.
-   Multiple Undo/Redo
-   Chart module vastly expanded (new chart types, 3D, Auto-
Refresh, ...).
-   Preview for the printing of graphics (from OS2.0 on).
-   Formfeed visible in the sheet.
-   Data-Mask for an easier input/display of data records.
-   Status row displayable with short online-help.
-   (Maximal) number of columns increased: now up to 18278 columns
can be used (A..ZZZ) [together with up to 9 999 999 rows]
-   Clipboard support for easy data exchange with text
processing programs.
-   Sheets can be saved as IFF-images (e.g. for an easy export to
text processing programs).
-   Autosave (every x minutes, alternatively the last version will
be kept).
-   New Import & Export-Formats: Excel 4 (XLS) and Lotus 123 (.WK1/.WKS)
both can import formulas, the xls-filter even keeps most
of the cell formatting.
-   Fast and easy access to the last used projects via "SmartOpen"
-   Encrypting sheets using a very sophisticated cryptograhic
algorithm
-   Complete support of OS2.x/3.x (Locale support, memory-
pools, AmigaGuide).
-   reqtools-Filerequester is supported!
-   Amiga-Guide help file can directly be accessed from TurboCalc.
-   Requester for inserting functions/macros now with
categories to allow an easier and faster access
-   Many new functions/macros.
-   TurboCalc-Libraries for an easy expansion of TurboCalc
with external functions, macros, objects, etc.
(Documentation to program own libraries included)
-   Numerous general improvements (e.g. saving the cursor
position, special colors for every sheet, "hidden"
password inquiry ...)

Commodore Amiga, Kickstart 1.2/1.3, 2.0, 2.1, 3.0, 3.1; at
least 1 MB RAM. Output on all common printers supported.

THIS VERSION:
3.5	FreshFish-Vol10:New/biz/demo/TurboCalc/

DISTRIBUTION:
Commercial Demo

AUTHOR:
Michael Friedrich
Bud 1.01
Personal Budget Utility

Bud is a small Budget Management tool, that I developed for
the author's personal needs.  This first version is limited to
budget planning, recording, reporting, and graphing.  Future
releases will incorporate multiple account handling.

Requires OS3.0+

THIS VERSION:
1.01	FreshFish-Vol10:New/biz/misc/Bud/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Eric Labbe
Phonebill 3.3b
Log file analyzer-determine call costs

`phonebill' is, simply said, a log file analyzer. What it basically
does is scan log file(s) generated by a terminal program or a mailer,
extract all information about calls you have made by using your modem,
and store this in its own (short) format. After extracting the calls
`phonebill' can generate various reports in which you can find
information on duration and costs of the calls.

THIS VERSION:
3.3b	FreshFish-Vol10:New/comm/misc/Phonebill/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.08	AmigaLibDisk917:PhoneBill/
1.08	FreshFish-Vol1:New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk917/PhoneBill/
1.08	FreshFish-Vol2:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks900-919/Disk917/PhoneBill/
1.08	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d917/PhoneBill.lha
1.08	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d9xx/d917/PhoneBill.lha
1.08	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d9xx/d917/Phonebill/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Raymond Penners
ProNET 2
ParNet-like network with modular driver

ProNET  is  a  network  package for the Amiga, which now features a modular
interface driver concept.  Drivers for the internal parallel (ParNet Cable)
and  any serial port (NullModem) are provided.  V2 also features connection
of  more  than  two  Amigas,  a  completely  new  documentation  and Client
rebooting.   ProNET  is  more advanced than ParNet in that it supports e.g.
changeable  media  and  OS2&3  dospackets.  Still works on OS1.3 except the
handler  which  requires  OS2.0+.  This is version 2.0, extremely-low-cost,
non-crippled  Shareware.   Many  Bug  Fixes  to  V1.   Full  sourcecodes in
Assembler supplied.

Requires OS1.3+, pronet-handler OS2.0+

THIS VERSION:
2	FreshFish-Vol10:New/comm/net/ProNET/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Michael Krause
BBGopher 1.0
Gopher client for AmiTCP/CNet

BBGopher/amiga is an Amiga port of BBGopher 1.6 for UNIX systems.
It is an ASCII/ANSI based client that offers a very simple interface.
It was developed to work efficiently with CNet BBS and AmiTCP.  It
can be used stand-alone with AmiTCP as well.

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/comm/tcp/BBGopher/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Jason Weber, based on code by Mark Morley
NetInput 37.3
Remote control Amiga over AmiTCP network

This is an AmiTCP/IP network package which enables you to remote control
an Amiga by any other Amiga in the network. This is archieved by
grabbing the input events from the controlling system, and passing them
though the network to the remote system.

OS2.0+
AmiTCP/IP
2 Amiga computers connected via AmiTCP/IP

THIS VERSION:
37.3	FreshFish-Vol10:New/comm/tcp/NetInput/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Marius Gröger
TeleTerm 2.2
Fast, full-featured Terminal, XEM, XPR

TeleTerm is a powerful, fast terminal program with XEM and XPR support, a
dynamic phonebook, review buffer, 60 macros, and much more.

TeleTerm has the following main features:

XEM support
XPR support
Internal multi-tasking of windows
Faster interleaved bitmaps for smooth scrolling (OS 3.x)
Public screen, so other programs can open on TeleTerm's screen
Can open on the WorkBench
Numerous visual controls, from ScreenMode to ScreenPens
Low memory consumption (could theoretically run in 512k)
60 user-defined macros
Highly detailed phonebook, including multi-line BBS support, and full
preferences control for each entry
Much, much more...

AmigaDos 2.0 or higher
50k free Chip Ram
300k free Fast or Chip Ram

THIS VERSION:
2.2	FreshFish-Vol10:New/comm/term/TeleTerm/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.0	FreshFish-Vol9-1:New/comm/term/TeleTerm/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Josh Farley
Term 4.4
Very nice terminal program.

A telecommuncations program designed for use with any Commodore-Amiga
computer running Kickstart 2.04 or higher.  Its features include:

* Fast built-in VT-220 terminal emulation

* Support for custom terminal emulation modules following the `XEM
2.0' standard

* Operates in any display environment, supports all screen display
modes

* Support for file transfer modules following the `XPR' standard

* File- and printer-capturing functions

* Review-buffer support

* Powerful phone book and dialing functions

* `Amiga User Interface Style Guide' conformant user interface

* Online-help (requires AmigaGuide package)

* Built-in `ARexx' interface

* File upload list, which permits selecting the files to be
transferred before the upload is started.

* Login script learn mode.

* Built-in keyword/response parser which makes it possible to have
`term' respond to BBS prompts and such with the user name,
password, etc. without having to program the ARexx interface.

* Interface for external programs to rendezvous with `term', taking
over serial I/O processing (such as `HydraCom').

THIS VERSION:
4.4	FreshFish-Vol10:New/comm/term/term/

OTHER VERSIONS:
4.0	FreshFish-Sep94:New/comm/term/Term/
4.0	FreshFish-Sep94:BBS/comm/Term-4.0.lha
3.4	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d904/Term/
3.4	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d904/Term.lha
3.4	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d904/Term.lha
3.4	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks900-910/Disk904/Term/
3.4	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks900-919/Disk904/Term/
3.4	AmigaLibDisk904:Term/
3.1	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d833/Term/
3.1	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d832/Term/
3.1	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d831/Term/
3.1	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d833/Term.lha
3.1	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d832/Term.lha
3.1	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d831/Term.lha
3.1	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d833/Term.lha
3.1	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d832/Term.lha
3.1	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d831/Term.lha
3.1	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk833/Term/
3.1	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk832/Term/
3.1	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk831/Term/
3.1	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk833/Term/
3.1	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk832/Term/
3.1	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk831/Term/
3.1	AmigaLibDisk833:Term/
3.1	AmigaLibDisk832:Term/
3.1	AmigaLibDisk831:Term/
2.3	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d730/Term/
2.3	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d725/Term/
2.3	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d730/Term.lha
2.3	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d725/Term.lha
2.3	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d730/Term.lha
2.3	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d725/Term.lha
2.3	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks720-739/Disk730/Term/
2.3	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks720-739/Disk725/Term/
2.3	AmigaLibDisk730:Term/
2.3	AmigaLibDisk725:Term/
2.2a	GoldFish2-Apr94:d6xx/d681/Term/
2.2a	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d6xx/d681/Term.lha
2.2a	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d6xx/d681/Term.lha
2.2a	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks680-699/Disk681/Term/
2.2a	AmigaLibDisk681:Term/
1.9c	GoldFish2-Apr94:d5xx/d589/Term/
1.9c	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d5xx/d589/Term.lha
1.9c	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d5xx/d589/Term.lha
1.9c	AmigaLibDisk589:Term/
?.?	GoldFish2-Apr94:d5xx/d534/Term/
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d5xx/d534/Term.lha
?.?	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d5xx/d534/Term.lha
?.?	AmigaLibDisk534:Term/

AUTHOR:
Olaf `Olsen' Barthel
262144 1.0
Shows >262144 colors on screen.

This program opens a HAM8-screen and draws 262144 colors in a nice pattern,
consisting of 64 64x64 squares (totally 512*512) where no two colors are
identical.
The screen can be saved from within the program.

OS3.0, AGA

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/demo/aga/262144/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Steffen Thorsen
IncludeGuide 1.0
Guide with links to all asm includes

An AmigaGuide file that contains links to asm includes

INCLUDE: has to be assigned to the main include directory, containing
all include files (the directory containing the "exec", "dos" and all
the other drawers).

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/asm/IncludeGuide/

AUTHOR:
Per-Olof Yliniemi
StructureGuide 1.0
Guide with links to all structs + info

An AmigaGuide file that contains links to OS structures, showing
members, sizes, and offsets.

INCLUDE: has to be assigned to the main include directory, containing
all include files (the directory containing the "exec", "dos" and all
the other drawers) for proper operation.

This guide also contains offsets for all symbols for those who don't
have the include files.

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/asm/StructureGuide/

AUTHOR:
Per-Olof Yliniemi
DICE 2.06.37
Dillon's Integrated C Enviroment


DICE consists of a frontend, preprocessor, C compiler, assembler, and
linker, and support libraries all written by the author.  A generated
(non-commodore) 2.0 amiga.lib is included with this distribution.  Note
that you may compile 1.3 programs with the 2.0 amiga.lib as long as
you avoid 2.0-specific calls.

DICE also includes my DMAKE make utility (though it should be noted
that DMAKE is extremely difficult to learn how to use).  Source is not
available (it isn't fit to be distributed).  DMAKE works best running
under 2.0 due to the available of new system calls.

This is the unregistered FreeWare version.	If you find yourself using
DICE seriously, you should consider the commercial version. Refer to the
doc/REGISTER.DOC for information on commercial version.

THIS VERSION:
2.06.37	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/c/Dice/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.06.21	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d4xx/d491/DICE/
2.06.21	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d4xx/d491/DICE.lha
2.06.21	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d4xx/d491/DICE.lha
2.06.21	AmigaLibDisk491:DICE/
2.06.15	AmigaLibDisk466:DICE/
2.06.15	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d4xx/d466/Dice/
2.06.15	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d4xx/d466/DICE.lha
2.06.15	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d4xx/d466/DICE.lha
2.06.14	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d4xx/d443/DICE/
2.06.14	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d4xx/d443/DICE.lha
2.06.14	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d4xx/d443/DICE.lha
2.06.14	AmigaLibDisk443:DICE/
2.02	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d3xx/d359/DICE/
2.02	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d3xx/d359/DICE.lha
2.02	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d3xx/d359/DICE.lha
2.02	AmigaLibDisk359:DICE/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Obvious Implementations Corporation
PoolWatch 1.03
Debug tool for pool-allocations (OS3.x)

PoolWatch  is a debug tool for OS 3.0 and higher designed to watch and
correct  illegal  allocation  and  freeing  of  memory  that  use  the
pool-functions provided in OS 3.0 and upwards.  PoolWatch is necessary
since  Mungwall  do  not  catch any illegal memory handling concerning
pool-allocations.

PoolWatch  is especially useful in combination with Enforcer, Mungwall
(which  will  watch  normal  allocations  that  use AllocMem/FreeMem),
SegTracker and FindHit (included in the Enforcer archive).

If  SegTracker  is  running  in  the system when PoolWatch is started,
PoolWatch   will  use  the  public  SegTracker  seglist  tracking  for
identifying  the  hunk  and  offset  into the executable doing illegal
allocations.

You  *need*  sushi  to run PoolWatch.  PoolWatch will use kprintf() to
output  text, and without sushi (or a terminal-program :) you will not
be able to see the text.  Future versions will probably support output
to stdio too.

Requires OS3.x

THIS VERSION:
1.03	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/debug/PoolWatch/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.01	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/dev/PoolWatch-1.01.lha
1.01	FreshFish-Vol9-1:New/dev/debug/PoolWatch/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Magne Østlyngen
AmigaE 3.2a
An Amiga specific E compiler

E is a powerful and flexible object oriented / procedural / unpure
functional higher programming language, mainly influenced by
languages such as C++, Ada, Lisp etc., and Amiga E a very fast
compiler for it, with features such as speed of >20000 lines/minute
on a 7 Mhz amiga, inline assembler and linker integrated into
compiler, large set of integrated functions, great module concept
with v40 includes as modules, flexible type-system, quoted
expressions, immediate and typed lists, parametric and inclusion
polymorphism, exception handling, inheritance, data-hiding,
methods, multiple return values, default arguments, register
allocation, fast memory management, unification, LISP-Cells,
gui-toolkit, (macro-) preprocessor, very intuitive and powerful
source-level debugger, easy .library linking, and much more...

THIS VERSION:
3.2a	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/e/AmigaE/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.0a	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/dev/Amiga_E-3.0a.lha
3.0a	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/dev/e/Amiga_E/
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/dev/e/Amiga_E/
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/dev/Amiga_E-3.0a.lha
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol6:Useful/dist/dev/e/Amiga_E/
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol6:New/dev/e/Amiga_E/
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/dev/Amiga_E-3.0a.lha
2.1b	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/Useful/dev/e/Amiga_E.lha
2.1b	FreshFish-Vol5:Useful/dist/dev/e/Amiga_E/
2.1b	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/dev/Amiga_E-2.1b.lha
2.1b	FreshFish-Vol4:Useful/dist/dev/e/Amiga_E/
2.1b	FreshFish-Vol3:Useful/dist/dev/e/Amiga_E/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Wouter van Oortmerssen
Triton 1.3
An object oriented GUI creation system.

Triton is a standard Amiga shared runtime library.  Triton makes it
much easier to create good looking graphical user interfaces (GUIs) than
GadTools, BOOPSI or other systems.

The most important features are:

* Object oriented system
* Automatically font sensitive, font adaptive
* Automatic keyboard shortcuts for default window actions
* *Really* easy to use
* Beautiful customizable AmigaOS3.x look
* Comes as a freely distributable shared library
* Size! Though Triton is very powerful, it is a shared library of
only about 50KB. You don't need any startup tools, BOOPSI classes
or other things. It's the Triton among the minnows of GUI creation
systems ;)
* Resizability of windows wherever applicable
* A Preferences editor which allows you to customize the look and
feel of all Triton GUIs
* No installation required. Simply putting triton.library into the
current directory is enough for a minimum installation.

By using Triton you don't have to worry about otherwise very
time-consuming things like font-sensitivity and resizability of your
windows.

Requires OS2.04+

THIS VERSION:
1.3	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/gui/Triton/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/dev/Triton-1.2.lha
1.2	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/dev/Triton-1.2.lha
1.2	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/dev/gui/Triton/
1.1	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/dev/Triton-1.1.lha
1.1	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/dev/gui/Triton/
1.0	FreshFish-Vol5:New/dev/gui/Triton/
1.0	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/dev/Triton-1.0.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Stefan Zeiger
GUICreator 1.2
Interface Builder for OS3.0+

Another GUI interface builder, includes several examples

Requires OS3.x

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/gui/GUICreator/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Markus Hillenbrand
SGMLS 1.1.92
SGMLS is THE SGML Parser!

Sgmls parses and validates the SGML document entity in a file and prints
on the standard output a simple ASCII representation of its Element
Structure Information Set. (This is the information set which a structure-
controlled conforming SGML application should act upon.)
Note that the document entity may be spread amongst several files; for
example, the SGML declaration, document type declaration and document
instance set could each be in a separate file.

Before you ask:
SGML means Standard Generalized Markup Language :)

Requires Kickstart 2.04

THIS VERSION:
1.1.92	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/lang/SGMLS/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyright but freely redistributable

AUTHOR:
Charles F. Goldfarb
James Clark
Amiga port by Kai Hofmann
Lamda 0.7
A Scheme interpreter with GUI

A SCHEME interpreter (a LISP-like language from M.I.T.),
implemented as a commodity with font sensitive GUI
(just drop your sources in an AppIcon or in an AppWindow).
Source examples and arexx scripts included.

WB 2.0+

THIS VERSION:
0.7	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/lang/Lambda/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Guichard Damien
MemoryX v0.5ß
View the contents of any memory address

This little program shows you the contents of any memory address in
the system. It is useful for debugging etc (that's what I wrote it
for).

The program has a optional automatic refresh function that reads the
selected memory address (and 256 bytes forward) 50 times a second and
updates the display. The contents of the memory is shown in both HEX
and ASCII.

Requires OS2.0+

THIS VERSION:
v0.5ß	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/misc/MemoryX/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Per-Olof Yliniemi
RCSGUI 2.41
GUI interface to HWGRCS

RCSGUI implements the basic features of RCS: checking in, checking
out, locked and unlocked, rlog, and rcs -n to assign a symbolic name
to a rev. It does not implement all options to all RCS commands.

RCSGUI will let you checkin files by just dragging and dropping
files on the RCSGUI window. The icons of the checked in files are
visible in the RCSGUI window, and can be selected, and checked out
by either the checkout button, double clicking on the icon, or drag
and drop outside of RCSGUIs window.

RCSGUI is completely font sensitive.

It will adjust its gadgets and icons according to the window size.

All configuration is done with tooltypes in the icon, and some
can also be saved from the windows SnapShot button.

Now supports and actually requires HWGRCS.

Uses file requester to specify repositories.

See the documentation for all the features.

It works nicely with the SAS/C WB compiler environment, but have no
connection to the SAS/C compiler. It can be used with any compiler
that lets you edit & compile from the workbench. (Well, it can be
used with any CLI based compiler too, but it wouldn't make sense).
It can be used with anything that you want to use RCS for, it doesn't
have to be programming!

Requires OS2.x, HWGRCS distribution

THIS VERSION:
2.41	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/misc/RCSGUI/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Tommy Svensson
HWGRCS 5.6pl12
GNU Revision Control System, Sources

HWGRCS is a port of GNU RCS 5.6.0.1 to the Amiga with several Amiga
specific extensions.

Here is a quote that describes it quite well:

The Revision Control System (RCS) manages multiple revisions
of files.  RCS  automates the storing, retrieval, logging,
identification, and merging of revisions.  RCS is useful for text
that is revised frequently, for example programs, documentation,
graphics, papers, and form letters.

Requires OS2.04+, 1Mb+ RAM

THIS VERSION:
5.6pl12	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/misc/HWGRCS/

OTHER VERSIONS:
5.6pl8	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d9xx/d982/HWGRCS/
5.6pl8	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d9xx/d981/HWGRCS/
5.6pl8	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d9xx/d980/HWGRCS/
5.6pl8	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d9xx/d982/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl8	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d9xx/d981/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl8	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d9xx/d980/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl8	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d982/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl8	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d981/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl8	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d980/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl8	FreshFish-Vol4:New/AmigaLibDisks/d982/HWGRCS/
5.6pl8	FreshFish-Vol4:New/AmigaLibDisks/d981/HWGRCS/
5.6pl8	FreshFish-Vol4:New/AmigaLibDisks/d980/HWGRCS/
5.6pl8	FreshFish-Vol4:BBS/AmigaLib/d982/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl8	FreshFish-Vol4:BBS/AmigaLib/d981/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl8	FreshFish-Vol4:BBS/AmigaLib/d980/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl8	AmigaLibDisk982:HWGRCS/
5.6pl8	AmigaLibDisk981:HWGRCS/
5.6pl8	AmigaLibDisk980:HWGRCS/
5.6pl2	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d8xx/d856/HWGRCS/
5.6pl2	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d8xx/d855/HWGRCS/
5.6pl2	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d8xx/d856/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl2	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d8xx/d855/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl2	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d856/HWGRCS.lha
5.6pl2	FrozenFish-Vol1/BBS/ALib/d8xx/d855/HWGRCS.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Walter Tichy
Paul Eggert
Amiga port by Heinz Wrobel
DLError 1.0
Error admin for DICE Pro and GoldED.

DLError is an errors-administrator between DICE Pro and GoldED.


It allow you to index compilation-errors in a window, and you can go
quicky to errors by clicking on it.


DLError drive GoldED with Arexx, but GoldED can also drive DLError
(next error, quit DLError..) with Arexx too.


When you compile with DICE, if there is an error, a window with a
listview is openned and GoldED too in the same time. Then you have
just to click on an error for GoldED to go to it.


This package contain an Arexx script for GoldED to send Arexx command
to DLError, and there is also an Arexx Script for GoldED to drive DICE
Help.


DLError was tested with GoldED release 3 but it will work with minor
and superior version, if its Arexx commands are the same.

bgui.library

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/misc/DLError/

DISTRIBUTION:
Giftware

AUTHOR:
Doguet Emmanuel
BDH 1.0
base-converter

It's just a base-converter.

With the PopCycle gadget you can see your value on a Long Word (L),
a Word (W) or a Byte (B).

You can do some left-shift or right-shift with the [<<] or [>>] gadget.

bgui.library
OS2.04

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/misc/BDH/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Doguet Emmanuel
Oberon-A 1.6
A freely-distributable Oberon-2 compiler

Oberon-A is a freely-distributable Oberon-2 compiler. Oberon-2 is a
modern object-oriented language designed by Niklaus Wirth, the creator
of Pascal and Modula-2, and Hanspeter Mössenböck. Oberon-A is an
implementation of the language for the Amiga computer, ported from a
compiler written by Niklaus Wirth.

THIS VERSION:
1.6	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/obero/Oberon-A/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.5.3	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.5.3.lha
1.5.3	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/dev/obero/Oberon-A/
1.4ß	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.4ß.lha
1.4ß	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/dev/obero/Oberon-A/
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.4ß.lha
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.4ß.lha
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/dev/obero/Oberon-A/
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/dev/obero/Oberon-A/
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.4ß.lha
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol6:New/dev/obero/Oberon-A/
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.4ß.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Frank Copeland
OEL by Johan Ferreira
Oberon 0.10aß
Oberon System V4

Implementation of the Oberon V4 operating system, like it was designed
together with the programming language Oberon among others by Prof.
Niklaus Wirth.
The system represents a modern operating system with multitasking,
graphical user interface and an Oberon-2 compiler.  Special features
are object oriented programming concept, dynamic loading, garbage
collector, extensibility and a enlarged meaning of text.

A text editor, a drawing tool and a Minesweeper game are included.
With the system designed sourcecode can be used at every implementation
without changes. Implementations are available for Mac, Power-Mac,
IBM-RS6000, Windows, SGI, Sun, Linux, DecStation, ....

68020, FPU, OS2.0, 1.5MB-RAM (3MB-RAM recommended)

THIS VERSION:
0.10aß	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/obero/Oberon/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Stefan Ludwig, Claudio Nieder
Oberon-NoFPU 0.10
Non-FPU supplement to Oberon V4

This is a supplementation for Oberon System V4 to run it without FPU.

Oberon System V4 for the Amiga V0.10 or V0.10a

THIS VERSION:
0.10	FreshFish-Vol10:New/dev/obero/Oberon-NoFPU/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Stefan Ludwig, Claudio Nieder, Ralf Degner
ManageCDPics 1.303
A program to manage all your pictures

A GUI-Based cataloger that allows you to create "picture-databases"
and easily view the pictures.

THIS VERSION:
1.303	FreshFish-Vol10:New/disk/cdrom/ManageCDPics/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/disk/ManageCDPics-1.2.lha
1.2	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/disk/ManageCDPics-1.2.lha
1.2	FreshFish-Vol8-1/New/disk/cdrom/ManageCDPics/
1.2	AmigaLibDisks:d10xx/d1032/Programs/ManageCDPics/
1.0	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/disk/ManageCDPics-1.0.lha
1.0	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/disk/cdrom/ManageCDPics/
1.0	FreshFish-Vol6:New/disk/cdrom/ManageCDPics/
1.0	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/disk/ManageCDPics-1.0.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Markus Hillenbrand
AFSDemo 14.2
Demo of Ami-FileSafe (New filing system)


		    Features of Ami-FileSafe
		    ------------------------

- AFS has much faster disk access than FFS.
- AFS will store (On average) more data than  FFS on the same disk.
- AFS gives vastly improved directory scanning.
- AFS is SAFE - If you crash your machine whilst writing Ami-FileSafe
partitions will not (unlike OFS & FFS) become invalidated
or corrupt.

Ami-FileSafe (AFS) Announcement
-------------------------------

Since the initial release of Ami-FileSafe there has been a few changes.

Ami-FileSafe Pro
----------------

Ami-FileSafe now becomes Ami-FileSafe Pro.  The new version includes:-

- A MultiUser FileSystem version of AFS.
- An on the fly FFS to AFS converter.

Current users of Ami-FileSafe can update to Ami-FileSafe Pro free of charge.
The retail price of Ami-FileSafe Pro is 69.75UKP (Inc Vat).

Ami-FileSafe User
-----------------

A new version of AFS called Ami-FileSafe User is now available.
Ami-FileSafe User is a budget version of AFS and has the following
limitations:-

- It may only be used on one hard drive of upto 650MB.
- It does not include the MultiUser FileSystem version of AFS.

It does however include the FFS to AFS converter.
The retail price of Ami-FileSafe User is 29.95UKP (Inc Vat).
Upgrades from Ami-FileSafe User to Ami-FileSafe Pro are 44.80UKP (Inc Vat).

THIS VERSION:
14.2	FreshFish-Vol10:New/disk/misc/AFSDemo/

DISTRIBUTION:
Commercial Demo

AUTHOR:
Fourth Level Developments
DISK_K 2.1
Disk formatting/naming utilitiy

DISK_K is a versitle disk name and formatter program. You can create
'name' files with numbers and every time you insert a disk and rename
it, the number will be incremented and used as part of the name of the
next disk. The date and time can also be used as a disk name along
with any custom name. Format mode now allows the creation of custom
format scripts(easy).

OS2.0+

THIS VERSION:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/disk/misc/DISK_K/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Kenneth J. McCormick
DiskMatter 1.14a
Disk Formatter/bootblock installer

DiskMatter's main function is to format disks. It can format floppy
disks in any of the current formats. DiskMatter can also Install &
Remove boot blocks. You can also check disks to see what Format they
are. An Info option is also available. This returns Bytes used etc.

Diskmatter can format all of its formats on any type of system. Of
course you still can't use formats which are not compatible with the
machine you intend to use the disk in.

THIS VERSION:
1.14a	FreshFish-Vol10:New/disk/misc/DiskMatter/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
DCAT
DCatDiskCopy 1.05
Simple disk copier with source.

This program is simply a disk copier. You can copy a disk
using any of the four floppy drives if you have them
connected.

THIS VERSION:
1.05	FreshFish-Vol10:New/disk/misc/DcatDiskCopy/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
DCAT
BootBlk_Checker 1.00
Can check/remove/install bootblocks

Boot Block Checker as the name suggests checks the boot block
of floppy disks. It can also remove and/or install boot
blocks. All current DOS types are accepted.(OS1.3, OS2.x
OS3.0) Excluding disk which are High Density. (ie A4000)

THIS VERSION:
1.00	FreshFish-Vol10:New/disk/misc/BootBlk_Checker/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
DCAT
DiskSalv2 11.32
Disk repair, salvage, and undelete util

A disk repair, salvage, and undelete utility for all standard disk
devices and file system types.  Has a full Intuition interface and
runs from Workbench or Shell.  It can fix most problems in-place, and
can reverse a partial or QUICK format.  It can copy out from disks
that can't be fixed due to physical damage, with a destination going
to any AmigaDOS disk device or pipe (eg, TAPE:).  In English, locale
catalogs included for Danish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian,
Finnish, and Swedish, short manuals in English and Swedish.

Requires AmigaDOS 2.04 or later.

THIS VERSION:
11.32	FreshFish-Vol10:New/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/

OTHER VERSIONS:
11.31	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.31.lha
11.31	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.31.lha
11.31	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.31.lha
11.31	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.31.lha
11.31	FreshFish-Vol6:Useful/dist/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol6:New/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.31.lha
11.30	FreshFish-Jul94:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.30.lha
11.30	FreshFish-May94:New/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.30	FreshFish-May94:BBS/May94/disk/salv/DiskSalv2.lha
11.27	FreshFish-Jul94:Useful/dist/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.27	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d891/DiskSalv2/
11.27	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d891/DiskSalv2.lha
11.27	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Useful/disk/salv/DiskSalv2.lha
11.27	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d891/DiskSalv2.lha
11.27	FreshFish-May94:Useful/dist/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.27	FreshFish-Mar94:Useful/dist/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.27	AmigaLibDisk891:DiskSalv2/
1.42	GoldFish2-Apr94:d2xx/d251/DiskSalv/
1.42	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d2xx/d251/DiskSalv.lha
1.42	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d2xx/d251/DiskSalv.lha
1.42	AmigaLibDisk251:DiskSalv/
1.32	GoldFish1-Apr94:d1xx/d177/DiskSalv/
1.32	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d1xx/d177/DiskSalv.lha
1.32	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d1xx/d177/DiskSalv.lha
1.32	AmigaLibDisk177:DiskSalv/
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:d2xx/d212/DiskSalv/
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:d0xx/d020/DiskSalv/
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d2xx/d212/DiskSalv.lha
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d0xx/d020/DiskSalv.lha
?.?	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d2xx/d212/DiskSalv.lha
?.?	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d0xx/d020/DiskSalv.lha
?.?	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks880-899/Disk891/DiskSalv2/
?.?	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks880-899/Disk891/DiskSalv2/
?.?	AmigaLibDisk212:DiskSalv/
?.?	AmigaLibDisk020:DiskSalv/
1.3	GoldFish1-Apr94:d1xx/d164/DiskSalv/
1.3	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d1xx/d164/DiskSalv.lha
1.3	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d1xx/d164/DiskSalv.lha
1.3	AmigaLibDisk164:DiskSalv/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Dave Haynie
TBOML 1.0s
The Big Old Monitor List, Monitor Specs

AmigaGuide text of specifications for over 150 different monitors

THIS VERSION:
1.0s	FreshFish-Vol10:New/docs/hyper/TBOML/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Robert C. Reiswig
Scott L. Bennett
Chaos 5.5
Manages swiss pairing tournaments

Chaos is a program that manages single-player chess-tournaments.
It offers different pairing modes: Swiss pairing (Less rounds
than players) and Round Robin (same number of rounds than
players), either FIDE system or Shift system.

Requires Kickstart/Workbench 2.0 or later and
MUI (Magic User Interface) 2.0 or later

THIS VERSION:
5.5	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/board/Chaos/

OTHER VERSIONS:
5.3	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/game/Chaos-5.3.lha
5.3	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/game/Chaos-5.3.lha
5.3	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/game/think/Chaos/
5.2	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/game/Chaos-5.2.lha
5.2	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/game/think/Chaos/

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Jochen Wiedmann
VChess 3.3
Excellent chess game

A powerfull fully functional (non crippled) shareware chess game
completely written in Amiga Oberon. The program has a lot of
features, is easy to use and don't needs much memory (only 400K).
Now, in  release 3.3, playing-strength is much better.
I think, that playing-strength is big enough for average players now.

OS2.0+, ReqTools.library

THIS VERSION:
3.3	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/board/VChess/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.0	AmigaLibDisk957:VChess/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Stefan Salewski
DemoFOB demo
Fields of Battle (Demo Version)

Demo version of Fields of Battle, a strategic warfare series.

THIS VERSION:
demo	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/demo/DemoFOB/

AUTHOR:
Bevelstone Production I/S
SuperTrail
Guide ball through tricky levels

Welcome to "Super Trail", the professional fast action game of skill
(incl. comfortable level editor and many extra fields).

Principle of this game is to guide a rolling ball as fast as possible
along a long and tricky trail, to avoid the holes or jump over them,
and to get as many points as possible in the end (what else?).
Many extra fields with special effects can make this task easier or
much more difficult.

Included are nine levels, starting "very easy" and ending "utterly
difficult".

With the integrated level editor you can change levels or create your
own levels. This is also possible with the freely distributable version,
but you can't save levels to disk from this version. For proper use,
you should decide to register and pay the shareware fee. With the
registered full version you can design as many sets of each nine levels
as you like and save them to disk. For each level set separate highscores
(incl. highscore game play for automatic replay mode) are saved.

English and german versions are included; Super Trail should be usable
on all Amigas with at least 1MByte RAM and OS1.2 to OS3.1. You can control
the game by Keyboard (Cursor keys and space bar) or by Joystick.

Requires 1Mb+ RAM

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/misc/SuperTrail/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Helmut Hoffmann
Rubensstrasse 4
D-41063 Moenchengladbach
Germany
DiamondCaves 2.1
Great Boulder dash clone

Diamond Caves is a Boulder Dash clone with many advantages to previously
released clones:

- programmed 100% using OS-routines
- supports different screenmodes & runs on gfx-boards!
- runs in true multitasking
- comes with ready-to-run installer script
- 1 or 2 players (maybe even more in future releases)
- playfields from 10x10 to 100x100 squares
- loads of new features like conveyor belts, switches, and much more
- recording and replay of previously played games
- 60 levels in the unregistered version
- great Intuition-based Leveleditor in the registered version

Kick2.0
1MB ChipMem
Commodore's Installer V1.24

THIS VERSION:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/misc/DiamondCaves/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.3	FreshFish-Vol9-1:New/game/misc/DiamondCaves/
1.3	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/game/DiamondCaves-1.3.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Peter Elzner
DiamondEdit 1.4
Level Editor for Diamond Caves

Provides an easy and comfortable way to create and design your own
levels for Diamond Caves V1.x

1Mb+ chip Ram
Kick2.0
MUI 2.3
Commodore's Installer V1.24
A registered version of Diamond Caves
(Kick 3.x, 2Mb Chip Ram and 68020+ recommended)

THIS VERSION:
1.4	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/misc/DiamondEdit/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Peter Elzner
DiamondPrefs 1.3
Prefs program for Diamond Caves

Provides an easy and comfortable way to configure the Diamond Caves
Game and Diamond Caves Editor

Kick2.0
MUI 2.3
Commodore's Installer V1.24
A registered version of Diamond Caves

THIS VERSION:
1.3	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/misc/DiamondPrefs/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Peter Elzner
DiamondSfx 1.1
Use custom samples within Diamond Caves

Using this program you are able to create your own sfx-file for Diamond
Caves.

Kick2.0
MUI 2.3
Commodore's Installer V1.24
A registered version of Diamond Caves

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/misc/DiamondSfx/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Peter Elzner
CCC 0.6
Destroy a large city with your monster

You guide a monster on its career of trashing a large city. Your
objective; to destroy as much of the city as possible before your
monster is destroyed by the military. The game is keyboard
controlled for one player.

Any Amiga with 1 meg or more memory.

THIS VERSION:
0.6	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/misc/CCC/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Ronald F. Picardi
SimCityFundsCheat 1.03
Changes amount of funds in SimCity City

As the name suggest the aim of this program is to change the
amount of funds in a SimCity City. It does this by Loading a
Map File and changing the amount of funds available to that
map. This is the only function of this program.
NOTE: Not for SimCity 2000

THIS VERSION:
1.03	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/patch/SimCityFundsCheat/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
DCAT
GNUChessFix
3 programs to convert ouput of GNUChess

This file is a description of the three ARexx programs I wrote to
translate the raw listings of game moves produced by the chess
games GNUchess and UChess. As this set of ARexx programs forms a
patch to these chess games, they are not well integrated with
them and thus are not very user friendly. There is a bit of
initial CLI stuff to do and some modification of your startup
sequence. But the ARexx programs are not difficult to use once
you get the hang of them.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/patch/GNUChessFix/

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Patrick Reany
ITF 1.70
Infocom data file interpreter

Amiga port of ITF4.01.  ITF stands for "Infocom Task Force"
There have been several ports of Infocom interpreters to the
Amiga, but none of this program.  The interpreter supports
v1, v2, v3 (Zork1 to Stationfall), v4 (Trinity, Bureaucracy,
etc.) and v5 (Sherlock, Beyond Zork etc.) games. This is more
than any other freely distributable interpreter.  With this
interpreter you can play ALL the games in the LTOI2 package
for the IBM PC, by copying the datafiles with CrossDOS or
similar, then just running this interpreter.  Binary only.

Requires OS 2.0+

THIS VERSION:
1.70	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/role/ITF/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.60	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/game/ITF-1.60.lha
1.60	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/game/role/ITF/
1.60	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/game/ITF-1.60.lha
1.60	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/game/ITF-1.60.lha
1.60	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/game/role/ITF/
1.46	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/game/ITF-1.46.lha
1.46	FreshFish-Vol4:New/game/role/ITF/
1.46	FreshFish-Vol4:BBS/May94/game/role/ITF.lha
1.10	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d9xx/d975/ITF/
1.10	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d9xx/d975/ITF.lha
1.10	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d975/ITF.lha
1.10	FreshFish-Vol3:New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk975/ITF/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
InfoTaskForce, amiga port by David Kinder
SpaceJest 1.32
Text based adventure game.

Space Jest is an adventure game of the old type. No graphics here, this is a
text adventure.
I know that about half the prospective players have just stopped reading and
turned to something more interesting like Monkey Island 6, or something like
that. To those of you who are still reading, thanks. I have tried to make
the game as appealing as possible, but there are those who think that to be
called a game it needs graphics. Ah well, we can't all be perfect!
I have been meaning to write a decent adventure game for some time, but all
of the projects I started have ended up mutating into something else. One
of the things I have mastered as a result is being able to write a decent
input routine, and most of the programs I have written of late (from
databases to all manner of other things) have used the same input routine
which I hijacked from one or other of my attempts at an adventure game.

THIS VERSION:
1.32	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/role/SpaceJest/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Simon Champion
Falconia 2.00
Demoversion of Legend of Falconia

You will it not repent if you buy the orginalversion.  Legend of
Falconia guide you in a world nobody has seen it before. Experience
the adventures of Han S0l0, not Han Solo, Iabba, not Jabba, Lord
Titanius and of course the hero of the game.  Let you bewitch and
admire the wonderful graphics in over 50 pictures. Let your ears hear
something good. Admire the fantastic sound from modules of the PD
sector, which provide the respective situation. Experience things you
will never experience in the normal live. Communicate with creatures
you have never seen before. If you imagine the craziest which you can
imagine you don't come to the crazy standard which is used in the
game.

PAL Amiga
1 MB Chipmem minimum
( good are 1 MB Chipmem + 512 KB other Mem (Chipmem/Fastmem))
An external drive or a harddisk with 4 MB minimum free
Kickstart 2.04+

THIS VERSION:
2.00	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/role/Falconia/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Frank Rochter
LazyMines 3.1
Minesweeper game

This is the most feature loaded minesweeper on any platform, and
it's only available for Amiga users.

Special features:
- 3 difficulty levels and an optional level.
- Sweep all or sweep path.
- Automatic lock.
- Automatic opening (0-10%).
- Warnings.
- Smiley button for new game.
- Ten high scores for each difficulty level.
- Font sensitive.
- Can open its window on any public screen.
- Opens even on an NTSC 640 x 200 display.
- Supports locale.library (English, German, Norwegian, Polish and Swedish
catalogs included).
- Lots of colors if you have version 3.0 or higher of the OS.
- Installation script for Commodore's Installer.

Try it, and you'll throw any other minesweeper games in the Trashcan
immediately.

OS2.0+, OS2.1+ required for localization usage

THIS VERSION:
3.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/think/LazyMines/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/game/LazyMines-2.1.lha
2.1	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/game/LazyMines-2.1.lha
2.1	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/game/think/LazyMines/
1.0	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/game/LazyMines-1.0.lha
1.0	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/game/think/LazyMines/
1.0	FreshFish-Vol5:New/game/think/LazyMines/
1.0	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/game/LazyMines-1.0.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Lorens Younes
Voz-Chess 1.1
A Chess based puzzle game

Some pieces have secretly been placed on a chessboard, but hidden from
you.  You must deduce their position and identity from the number
of attacks on each square.

Lots of options for easy or hard games.

Runs on the Workbench of all Amigas - detects 1.3 / 2.0 colour schemes.

Any Amiga

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/think/Voz-Chess/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyright but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Gerry Quinn
BibleScramble 1.0
A scrabble-like word game.

BibleScramble - A scrabble-like word game.  The object is to
unscramble 7 ltrs per turn to make a word from the Bible.  Unlike
other word games that use random words, ten levels or categories
of difficulty are available.  Play alone, against another human
or against HAL.  This is version 1.0 released as a demo to the
commercial product.  Binary only.

OS1.2+
512Kb RAM, 1MB Recommended

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/think/ScRaMbLe/

DISTRIBUTION:
Commercial Demo

AUTHOR:
B.E.E. Ready!
StrikeCommander 1.10
Shoot the other player from the sky!

There is no mission, no story, only one great aim: shoot the other player from
the sky. The game is played using one or two joysticks. To enable the second
player press the fire button right at the beginning of each game.

THIS VERSION:
1.10	FreshFish-Vol10:New/game/2play/StrikeCommander/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Chris Hodges
CyberShow 2.0
Universal picture viewer (inc. PhotoCD!)

This program can display pictures in 21 file formats
(incl. IFF,JPeg,PhotoCD,PCX,...) and even more with DataTypes
directly in windows on the Workbench. If you have a suitable
graphic board with Cybergraphic WB emulation installed you
can even watch the pictures in full color quality (HiColor)
on your Workbench. Without Cybergraphics the normal color
restrictions (2 to 256 colors) will lead to a reduced
quality, but smart pen allocation during displaying will
still give surprisingly high quality with 256 colors.
Features: downscaled loading, conversion, transfers,
scrolling, preloading, ...

Requires AmigaOS 3.1 (V40) for use on standard Amigas
or OS3.0 for use with Cybergraphics
4MBytes FastRAM recommended

THIS VERSION:
2.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/board/CyberShow/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Helmut Hoffmann
ShowJPEG 1.6
A JPEG picture viewer for Picasso board.

A JPEG picture viewer for the Picasso board.  Features include: As
compatible to the jpeg-standard as software can be, Supports
greyscaled pictures, Various speed/quality tradeoff settings, Fast,
CLI or WB start, Can be aborted anytime (with Ctrl-C or Escape),
Filerequester, Pattern matching, Nocrop option, and Backdrop-screen.

THIS VERSION:
1.6	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/board/ShowJPEG/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Roman Hiestand
AGAiff 1.99beta
IFF-to-RAW Conv for demo/game programmer

Converts graphics into several 'low-level'/RAW formats.
Supports several animation formats and datatypes, realtime
animation loading from disk if memory is low, and also
building of new animations. ARexx Port, Assembler code,
many different save formats. Manual in AmigaGuide format.
Version 1.99, fourth release. Requires OS 3.0 or later.
This is a preview of the forthcoming Version 2. This version
doesn't feature full docs, and is not finished. Besides that,
there still might be some bugs in the new routines!
I decided to release it, because this is a very useful tool
for demo and game programmers, and the last version was released
half a year ago. Animation loading is such a nice thing that I don't
want the public to wait another two months for the final Version 2!

Requires OS3.0 and 68020+

THIS VERSION:
1.99beta	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/conv/AGAiff/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Michael Krause
Image2C 1.2
Convert IFF images to C code

Source (and binary) to a tool to convert IFF images to 'C' code for
use in DrawImage(); generates all structures necessary to create
gadgets with this imagery, including LoadRGB32() palette tables, and
struct Gadget, struct Image, etc.  Source code demonstrates the use of
iffparse.library to extract BMHD information, AUTH, BODY, etc. chunks.
Flexible structure base-names from the command line.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/conv/Image2C/

AUTHOR:
Udo Schuermann
AmigaXv 2.18
Amiga port of the popular unix displayer

This is a port of an X11 program called Xv (v3.10) by John Bradley.

XV is a program that displays image files in GIF87, GIF89, JPEG,
PBM/PGM/PPM, TIFF, PDS/VICAR Sun Rasterfile, and X11 Bitmap formats.
XV runs on nearly ALL X displays: 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 16, 24, and 32-bit,
color, greyscale, and black/white.

XV displays one image at a time in an output window, or on the root
window.  You can arbitrarily stretch or compress the window, and the
picture will be rescaled to fit.  You can rotate the picture in
90-degree steps.  You can flip the picture vertically and
horizontally.  You can repeatedly 'crop' a picture (define a
rectangular 'region-of-interest' and 'throw away' the rest).  You can
magnify any portion of the picture by any amount, up to the maximum
size of your screen.

XV allows you click on the picture to determine pixel RGB values and
x,y coordinates.  You can perform arbitrary 'gamma correction' on the
picture both in RGB space and HSV space.  You can specify the maximum
number of colors that XV should use, for some interesting visual
effects.  You can have the program produce a stippled version of the
picture using black and white, or any other pair of colors.

XV can write images in a variety of formats, with many of the
modifications you may have made to the picture saved as well.  You can
use XV to do format conversion.  XV will also automatically uncompress
compress-ed files, as well as read files from stdin.

Requires MUI
AGA/OS3.0 is recommended but it may actually work with WB2.04/ECS.

THIS VERSION:
2.18	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/edit/AmigaXv/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.10	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/gfx/xv-2.10.lha
2.10	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/gfx/edit/xv/
2.10	FreshFish-Vol9-1:New/gfx/edit/xv/
1.21	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/gfx/AmigaXv-1.21.lha
1.21	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/gfx/AmigaXv-1.21.lha
1.21	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/gfx/edit/AmigaXv/
1.21	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/gfx/edit/AmigaXv/

AUTHOR:
John Bradley, Amiga port by Terje Pedersen
VideoTitler 2.0
Create Title/Credits for your own video

Generates professional looking TV titles and credits for your own
videos.  Outstanding abilities are very smooth scrolling, color slides
(AGA-support), and usage of colorfonts.  Binary only,

At least Kickstart 2.0 with 1Mb of memory or more.
MUI

THIS VERSION:
2.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/misc/VideoTitler/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.15	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/gfx/VideoTitler-1.15.lha
1.15	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/gfx/misc/VideoTitler/
1.15	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/gfx/VideoTitler-1.15.lha
1.15	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/gfx/VideoTitler-1.15.lha
1.15	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/gfx/VideoTitler-1.15.lha
1.15	FreshFish-Vol4:New/gfx/misc/VideoTitler/
1.15	FreshFish-Vol4:BBS/May94/gfx/misc/VideoTitler.lha
1.1	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d9xx/d907/VideoTitler/
1.1	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d9xx/d907/VideoTitler.lha
1.1	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d907/VideoTitler.lha
1.1	FreshFish-Vol2:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks900-919/Disk907/VideoTitler/
1.1	FreshFish-Vol1:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks900-910/Disk907/VideoTitler/
1.1	AmigaLibDisk907:VideoTitler/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Andreas Ackermann
BorderSprites 1.0
Make mouse visible outside screens

This program changes one bit in the graphics.library so the mouse pointer
will not become invisible when it is moved between screens or at the right
of the screen.

OS3.0, ECS/AGA chips

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/misc/BorderSprites/

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Steffen Thorsen
BluffTitler 1.1
A Realtime 3D Titling System

BluffTitler is Realtime 3D Titling program. It allows you to animate 3D
texts in all sorts of 3D effects using a simple graphical user interface.

You no longer have to use difficult,expensive and slow 3D rendering software
to make those stunning 3D leaders. All you need is BluffTitler !!

And because BluffTitler works in realtime, you can immediately start
recording your leader to video . No more heavy disk operations, memory
problems and single frame recorders : simply start BluffTitler and press
the record button on your video !

Since computer power is limited you can't expect broadcast quality from a
realtime titler, but the result is perfectly suitable for
-home video's
-semi-professional productions
-cable networks
-computer presentations

- a 68020 Processor or higher
- Amiga DOS 2.0 or higher
- a 15 KHz monitor or TV

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/misc/BluffTitler_Demo/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Michiel den Outer
P-View 1.2
Tiny ILBM viewer for all Amigas.

P-View is a tiny but highly capable ILBM viewer for all Amigas.


This version clears some bugs that limited the performance of P-View
under OS1.3.

P-View should work with all OS versions from 1.3 (and probably with
1.2 as well).  It should work with all currently available viewmodes and
monitor types.  If a picture size is larger than the display it allows
autoscrolling so that the whole picture can be seen (OS2 & 3 only).

If the required monitor drivers, number of planes, or screen sizes
are not available, it will show what it can.  The result may be that only
part of the picture will be visible, it may be distorted, or only the
first few planes may be shown - but at least you should see something!
One reservation - the picture must not be larger than the maximum size
that can be accepted by the machine in use.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/show/P-View/

OTHER VERSIONS:
?.?	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/gfx/P-View.lha
?.?	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/gfx/show/P-View/
?.?	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/gfx/P-View.lha
?.?	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/gfx/P-View.lha
?.?	FreshFish-Vol5:New/gfx/show/P-View/
?.?	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/gfx/P-View.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Chas A. Wyndham
P-Reader 8.2
Displays texts, pictures, anims, etc.

P-Reader is really three readers in one:

Normal Text reader.

IFF reader - displaying ILBM pics, Anim5 animations, 8SVX sounds.

Illustrated Text reader - containing pics,animations, sounds.

Texts, pictures and animations may be compressed (with P-Compress) or be
uncompressed.  P-Reader will check and act accordingly.

THIS VERSION:
8.2	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/show/P-Reader/

OTHER VERSIONS:
7.1	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d9xx/d924/P-Reader/
7.1	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d9xx/d924/P-Reader.lha
7.1	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d924/P-Reader.lha
7.1	FreshFish-Vol2:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks920-930/Disk924/P-Reader/
7.1	FreshFish-Vol1:New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk924/P-Reader/
7.1	AmigaLibDisks:d9xx/d924/P-Reader/
6.2	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d7xx/d744/P-Reader/
6.2	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d7xx/d726/P-Reader/
6.2	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d7xx/d744/P-Reader.lha
6.2	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d7xx/d726/P-Reader.lha
6.2	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d744/P-Reader.lha
6.2	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d726/P-Reader.lha
6.2	FreshFish-Vol1:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks740-759/Disk744/P-Reader/
6.2	FreshFish-Vol1:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks720-739/Disk726/P-Reader/
6.2	AmigaLibDisks:d7xx/d744/P-Reader/
6.2	AmigaLibDisks:d7xx/d726/P-Reader/
5.2	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d5xx/d595/P-Reader/
5.2	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d5xx/d595/P-Reader.lha
5.2	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d5xx/d595/P-Reader.lha
5.2	AmigaLibDisks:d5xx/d595/P-Reader/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Chas A Wyndham
ILBM_Killer 1.01
IFF/AGA ILBM file viewer/remover

This program only does two things. 1. Views IFF ILBM Files
2. Deletes Files
This program was written because I had to spring clean my Hard
Drive. Just imagine this. You have 30 to 40 ILBM files on your
Hard Drive dating back a couple of years. Lets face it you have
probably forgotten what most of then are anyway. You WANT some
disk space back NOW.
You have two options 1. Use the CLI to delete the file however
you don't know what the picture is.
2. Load Deluxe Paint IV to view and delete
the file however this is too slow and cumbersome.

SOLUTION
Use ILBM Killer. It is reasonably quick straight forward and
easy to use.

THIS VERSION:
1.01	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/show/ILBM_Killer/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
DCAT
EShow 0,4
ECS/AGA IFF Viewer w/AppWindow

An ECS/AGA IFF Viewer implemented as a commodity with font
sensitive GUI (just drop your pictures in an AppWindow).
Autoscroll, REXX port, Arexx example script included.

WB 2.0+ required, WB 2.1+ for localisation.

THIS VERSION:
0,4	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/show/EShow/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Guichard Damien
SuperView 4.63
Graphics Viewer/Converter/ScreenGrabber

SuperView is a localized Graphics Viewer/Converter/ScreenGrabber for
the superview.library, with ARexx-Support, GUI, Online-Help, Cx-Support
and many more features.

Converting graphics and "Screen-Grabbing" is possible in a very comfortable
and object-oriented manner, also allows image processing via SVOperators.

Needs at least superview.library V9+, which includes the following
FileFormats, Display Drivers and Operators (V9.12) :

SVObjects :    - IFF-ILBM, IFF-ACBM, PCX, GIF, BMP (W*nd*ws), JPEG,
TIFF, FBM (*nix), PNM (*nix), IMG (GEM), WPG (W*rdP*rf*ct),
MAC (M*cPaint), C64 (Koala,Doodle), Targa, Pictor/PCPaint,
SunRaster, IFF-YUVN, WinIcon, SVO (own Format) and
all OS3-Datatypes !
Reads XPK- and PP20-packed data via Unpack.svobject.

SVDrivers :    - ECS, AGA, EGS-Cards, OpalVision

SVOperators :  - Dither24Bit, 24BitToHam6, HilbertDither256, XOR,
ExtractRed, ExtractGreen, ExtractBlue, ExtractGrayScales,
TopToBottom, LeftToRight

Requires V11+ of superview.library
Requires OS2.04+, OS V2.1+ and V3.00+ features are used, when available.

THIS VERSION:
4.63	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/show/SuperView/

OTHER VERSIONS:
4.0	FreshFish-Vol7/Useful/dist/gfx/show/SuperView/
3.3	FreshFish-Sep94:Useful/dist/gfx/show/SuperView/
3.1	FreshFish-Jul94:New/gfx/show/SuperView/
3.1	FreshFish-Jul94:Useful/dist/gfx/show/SuperView/
3.0	AmigaLibDisk367:SuperView/
3.0	GoldFish2-Apr94:d3xx/d367/SuperView/
2.1	FreshFish-May94:New/gfx/show/SuperView/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Andreas Ralph Kleinert
JIV 1.22f
Picture viewer GIF/BMP/ILBM/PNM/PCX/JPEG

JIV is a picture viewer. I can imagine that you're wondering
now why I had to write yet another one... well, here's a list
of features that should answer your question:

· JIV supports many different file formats:

- GIF (full GIF87a standard plus a subset of GIF89a).

- BMP (MS-Windows and OS/2 variants, currently only
uncompressed).

- IFF-ILBM (including HAM6, HAM8, EHB and 24bit formats).

- PNM pictures (PBM, PGM and PPM in both binary and
ASCII format).

- PCX (8bit/VGA, 24 bit, monochrome and _some_ 4 bit)

- JPEG/JFIF, if the JPEG CODEC is installed.

· JIV supports several types of display hardware:

- all native graphics chipsets (OCS, ECS and AGA).

- Cybergraphics emulation.

- A2024.

- Picasso-II/Village emulation.

- Generic mode, should work with every graphics board that
emulates Workbench/Intuition. Tested with the Picasso-II
emulation and the Cybergraphics emulation.

· JIV supports displaying over-sized images using autoscroll.

· JIV supports multiple filenames and AmigaDOS pattern
matching.

· JIV can dither pictures that use more colors than your
display hardware supports.

· JIV offers an endless/slideshow mode that can be used for
(non-interactive) advertising, for example in a shop window.

Please note that JIV is probably not the best choice for
"small" Amiga configurations. It will need a lot of memory and
(in some cases) quite a bit of computing power as well.

The minimum configuration for JIV is:

· 68000 or better.

· AmigaOS 2.04 (V37) or better.

· 1 MByte or more of RAM.

This configuration should allow you to view small to medium-sized
pictures (640x480x8 should just be possible).

The suggested configuration for JIV is:

· 68030 or better.

· AmigaOS 3.1 (V40) or better.

· 4 MBytes of RAM or more.

· Hard disk drive.

This configuration will allow you to view most pictures you're
likely to find. A bit more RAM wouldn't hurt, though. :-) And
of course you'll need a graphics board if you want to display
true-color pictures without dithering.

THIS VERSION:
1.22f	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/show/JIV/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but freely distributable under specified conditions.

AUTHOR:
Jürgen Weinelt
AmiWin 2.0
A port of the X11R6 software package

AmiWin is a port of the X11R6 software package by the X consortium.

X11R6 (X-Window-System, sometimes also referred to as "X-Windows")
is a GUI interface standard that is particularly common on Un*x
systems. The feature that most sets it apart from other GUI standards
is that X11 can run across a network, i.e. a GUI-based program can be
run on a machine that is different from the one the user is working on
(where the X server is located).

OS2.04+
4Mb RAM
2Mb Disk Space

THIS VERSION:
2.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/gfx/x11/AmiWin/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Holger Kruse
piCalc 2.5
Program to calculate pi (3.1415...)

piCalc is a CLI-only program to calculate the mathematical number pi to
any number of decimal places (memory and time limit how many). It is made in
very optimized assembler and uses the 64 bit 68020 math instructions to be
as fast as possible. On my 68020/28 it calculates pi to 10000 decimals in
under a minute. It features many options: How often should we save/output
the current calculation, option to show how far it has come and how long
a calculation will take.

68020 or better CPU required, Kickstart 2.04 or better

THIS VERSION:
2.5	FreshFish-Vol10:New/misc/math/piCalc/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Steffen Thorsen
eCalc 2.5
Program to calculate e (2.71828...)

eCalc is a CLI-only program to calculate the mathematical number e to
any number of decimal places (memory and time limit how many). It is made in
very optimized assembler and uses the 64 bit 68020 math instructions to be
as fast as possible. On my 68020/28 it calculates e to 20000 decimals in
under a minute. It features many options: How often should we save/output
the current calculation, option to show how far it has come and how long
a calculation will take.

68020 or better CPU required, Kickstart 2.04 or better

THIS VERSION:
2.5	FreshFish-Vol10:New/misc/math/eCalc/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Steffen Thorsen
Analay 1.11
Graphing with integrated page layout

Analay is a new math graphing program with integrated page layout. It
combines its math functions with a DTP program, enabling the user to
lay out scientific pages very quickly and easily.

1.5 Mb RAM
OS2.0+

THIS VERSION:
1.11	FreshFish-Vol10:New/misc/math/Analay/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable without the key-file

AUTHOR:
Marc Necker
ExCalc 1.10
GUI/CLI calculator w/ 52 digit accuracy

ExCalc is the first calculator available for any computer which provides
calculations which can be accurate to over 50 digits!  As well all decimals
are represented exactly so you never loose pennies during a calculation.  All
this power is made more accessible through the choice of a GUI interface or
command line entry of complete equations -- not just numbers.  Any entered
equation can be recalled just by clicking on a history window.  You also have
access to sixteen memory locations which can store any number.

Other features:
o AREXX interface to calculator functions (NEW)
o plotting capability of single-variable functions (NEW)
o automatic history logging of both equations and results (NEW)
o no more nag requesters (NEW)
o full scientific, transcendental, power, and logarithmic operations
o programmer functions like and, or, shift, rotate, etc., on 172-bits!
o scrolling history window of equations, memory, or results
o choice of radian, degree, or gradian angle measurements
o from 8 to 52 digits
o numbers from -1E9999 to 1E9999
o exact decimal number representation
o convenience functions like square and cube roots, reciprocal, etc
o storage of equations and memory as long as your computer is on
o custom fonts with square root and cube root characters
o complete calculator engine source code (in Oberon-2) is included

Includes Oberon-2 source code, CLI and GUI binaries.

Requires OS 2.0+

THIS VERSION:
1.10	FreshFish-Vol10:New/misc/math/ExCalc/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Michael Griebling
Lottery 1.0
Tries to predict numbers for lottery

This program trys to help you win the national lottery by picking out
patterns in the data.

WB2.0+
GadTools.Library V36.0
ReqTools.Library V36.0
Intuition.Library V36.0
Graphics.Library V36.0
Utility.Library V36.0

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/misc/misc/Lottery/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Simon P.Hughes
Lynx 1.01ß
Image Processing package. FFT processing

Lynx is an image processing package.  Yet another?  Not exactly. Lynx is
significantly different than others images processing packages availables
for the Amiga.

For example, it can do the Fourier transformation and works in the frequency
domain of the images.

It's the first one (I think !) which be able to work on 16 bits per pixel
(per channel) images, that gives 65536 gray levels !

The main purpose of Lynx is scientific and it is able to process images in
many domains:  Astronomy, physics, archeology...

Lynx can also execute some subjectives processes such as image composition,
solarize effect, oil painting...

There are two versions: 8bits and 16bits. The first one is rather designed
for subjective processing, while the second is rather for "serious" image
processing !

Why ?
~~~~~
In  the  beginning I would  process  some  astronomical images that I had
released  with  a  CCD  camera, but there wasn't any software on the Amiga
able  to  perform  some processes such as FFT transform, Gaussian filters,
profile extraction and many others. So I'd decided to make my own program.

Capabilities
~~~~~~~~~~~~
-Lynx can load and process as many images as possible (multiples buffers)
-Up to 256 slices (channels) per image.
-Add, delete, move slices between image buffers (stacks).

Input/Output
--------------
o Read the following images formats:
	FITS (Flexible Image Transport System).
	IFF 1-8 bitplans, IFF24.
	Datatypes.
	Lynx (own format).

o Write the following images formats:
	FITS (Flexible Image Transport System).
	IFF 2-8 bitplans, IFF24, HAM 6 or 8.
	Lynx (own format).

Image Processing
----------------
o Spatial domain:
	Convolutions Matrix 3x3 & 5x5
	Median filter (with control of efficiency and matrix design)
	Minimum, maximum filters
	Arithmetics operations
	Transcode
	Histogram Equalisation
	Geometricals operations (Scale, Translate, Rotate, Dimensions)
	Pixels corrections

o Spectral domain:
	Fast Fourier Transform
	Convolution
	Deconvolution (Wiener filter)
	Correlation
	Filtering (Low-Pass, Band-Pass, High-pass, Gauss, Butterworth,
Wavelet...)

Image analysis
--------------
	Histogram
	Statistics
	Pixel values
	Profiles extractions
	Photometric mesurements

Visualization
-------------
	Pseudo-color for monochromatic visualization.
	True-color in 16-256 colors, HAM6 (old machines), HAM8 (AGA mach.)

Miscellaneous
-------------
ARexx port.
	Images composition
	Color model transformations (RBG <-> HSV)
	Statistics
	Transcoding for visualization
	Animations

Requires OS 2.04+, 2.1+ for localization, 3.0+ for datatype usage

THIS VERSION:
1.01ß	FreshFish-Vol10:New/misc/sci/Lynx/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Stéphane Poirier
OctaMED 6.0
Demo of a music editor/player

Save-disabled version of the full-featured OctaMED-Pro, a commercial
product.  OctaMed is the 8-channel version of MED, a music editor which was
originally designed for making music for programs (demos, games, etc), but
works well as a standalone music program.

OS2.04+
AmigaGuide for online help

THIS VERSION:
6.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/mus/edit/OctaMedV6/

AUTHOR:
Teijo Kinnunen and Ray Burt-Frost
LimBoLand
Comic of Rush Limbaugh

This is our first attempt to author a comic strip for the computer.
It's a little rough, but we hope you can enjoy it.

OS2.0+

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/anim/LimboLand/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Sugar & Spice
Engine
Engine animation

This is a 30-frame 2D animation, showing the inner workings of a
four-stroke internal combustion engine.  I made it primarily to
show my son the principles of the combustion engine.

When viewed with MainActor's MainView program, the animation runs
with sound ;).  Turn caching on.  On an A4000, a suitable speed is
F4 (F1 is way too fast).  I haven't tried it on a slower Amiga, but
I would guess that F1 would be fine on a stock 2000.  If you don't
have MainActor, you really should check it out.  MainActor1_55.lha
is available on AmiNet, pub/amiga/gfx/edit.

The engine was handcrafted using DeLuxe Paint IV.  The sounds were
lifted somewhere and then mangled with PerfectSound.

Freely distributable for your viewing pleasure, but don't include
the engine with any commercial package without my permission.  I'm
reachable via strix@hotcity.com, henry.norman@cup.portal.com, or
at work, norman_henry@tandem.com.

Thanks to Lumpy at HotCity and HarvL at Portal:  the services you
provide are great.  Let's all hope that Amiga Technologies manages
to finally give the Amiga the market share it deserves...

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/anim/Engine/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Henry Norman.
DSC_B
Funny Parachute Anim

Funny Parachute Anim

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/anim/DSC_B/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Poob Productions
RachelFootball 1.0
Rachel Raccoon playing touch football

A 720x454 picture in 16 and 256 colour IFF format of Rachel Raccoon
playing touch football with Monty Moose a little too aggressively.

Any computer capable of reading Amiga IFF pictures

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/art/RachelFootball/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware, but not to be distributed in modified form

AUTHOR:
Les Dietz
Juggler_Jr
Juggler Jr Anim by Eric Schwartz

A small looping anim from earlier Schwartz days.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/eric/Juggler_Jr/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Eric Schwartz
BatMan
Batman Anim by Eric Schwartz

A short looping anim Eric did back in 1989 and decided to release in 1992.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/eric/BatMan/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Eric Schwartz
AGA_Morphy
AGA_Morphy Anim by Eric Schwartz

Morphy the Magic Man - Animation by Eric W. Schwartz ©1994

This is my first animation of 1994. It's also the first animation with a
version for the AGA Amigas (A1200 and A4000)

REQUIREMENTS:

Non-AGA Version: Any Amiga with about 2 or more MB memory

AGA Version: AGA-Chipset Amiga with 4 Megs (Maybe less) and a Hard Drive
or High-Density Floppy

INSTALLATION:

Non-AGA Version: The animation can be run directly from its floppy disk,
but to install on a Hard Drive, copy the contents of the floppy to any
drawer on the Hard Drive(including files without icons). As long as the
files are in the same directory with each other, the animation should run.

AGA Version: The distribution floppy provides this version of the
animation and its player in an archive (.LHA) and it will have to be
extracted. This will require about 1.5 megs of free disk space (on either
a Hard Drive or High Density Floppy) and an LHA de-archiving program (not
provided with this release) De-archive the file into a disk or directory.
the animation should run from there.

TO RUN:

Non-AGA Version: Just Double-click its Icon. Simple.

AGA-Version: Not as simple, but still easy. Double Click the Icon, and a
file requester will appear. Pick 'AGA_Morphy' from the requester and
double-click. The animation will then load and run. Do not run the
animation from the Shell, because it will crash the Amiga (Sorry, but it's
a buggy player program)

On either version, hitting the left mouse button while the animation is
running will stop it. the AGA version will bring back the file requester,
which you can exit by hitting 'Cancel' or the close gadget.

LICENSE:

This animation and its characters are copyright ©1994 Eric W. Schwartz. It
can be freely distributed, as long as the files are kept together and are
not altered in anyway.

As Always,

Eric W. Schwartz

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/eric/AGA_Morphy/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Eric W. Schwartz
AmyWB 1
a collection 32 color icons/docks

This is AmyWB Icon pack Vol 1, a collection of higly professional 32
colors, 1:1 resolution icons/docks for Amiga.

AmyWB Icons are compatible with:
- Amiga native 4 colors icons
- MagicWB 8 colors icons
- ROMIcons 16 colors icons

A suited palette file and configuration file for LockColors are included
in this package.

THIS VERSION:
1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/icon/AmyWB_1/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Henrik Jensen
bootpic
Amiga Workbench Bootpics

Amiga Workbench Bootpicture

Das Bootpic steht in zwei Versionen zur verfuegung:
640x512 und 800x600!
Zusaetzlich gibt es noch ein Commodore Pattern fuer die MagicWB.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/icon/bootpic/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
ICEHAWK
IBrowse
GIFs of IBrowse, a new Amiga WWW Browser

Hi all!

These have been taken from http://www.omnipresence.com/ibrowse/
and uploaded here as they were nasty inline images.

The Amiga clearly has a bright future.
Now it has a bright future in the WWW too.

Basically, it's the contents of my T: dir while viewing the pages,
so the images are the T432.0000 type.

Stu. :)
--
____________________________________________________________________
/   Stuart Tomlinson                  Amiga CD32+SX-1, 6 meg RAM, HD,\
|  stuart@tomonet.demon.co.uk         and a 14.4K Sportster FAX Modem |
|  http://metro.turnpike.net/~stu/    IRC: Casper (Casper_ when taken)|
|                Maintainer of the SX1 Mailing List:                  |
|   Mail to SX1-request@tomonet.demon.co.uk with HELP in the body     |
|  or go to its WWW page at http://metro.turnpike.net/~stu/sx1.html   |
\___________________________________________________________________/

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/illu/IBrowse/

AUTHOR:
Stuart Tomlinson
NewLogo
Should this be the new Amiga Tech. logo?

This is my suggestion to Amiga Technologies for a change to the proposed
new company/Amiga logo.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/illu/NewLogo/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Alan Ingleby
fmdesk
Imagine 3.2 render of a desk

Ok... This is my second "proper" render and I feel is not quite so cliched as
Volvic.jpg.. which is also around here.

It`s meant to be a render of Mulder`s desk, from the X-Files. :)


Hope you like it...

Check out my web page if you want

http://www.ex.ac.uk/~ge94saj/renders.html


Thanks

steve

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/imagi/fmdesk/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Steve Jalim
BeaverDream
Raytrace in Imagine

This is a picture I did a while ago in Imagine 3.0. My friend Neil drew the
girl on the floor, and I scanned it in. The actual "Dream" I did in Image F/X.
I also composited in the girl in Image F/X.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/imagi/BeaverDream/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Andy Rittner
WinKills
A little Windoze gag by LaGuardia!

Something I made some time ago, while testing my digtizer...
Note that the Windoze picture is not a grab, I drawn it by myself
(except for the leaves pattern, of course!) ;-)

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/WinKills/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Alberto D'Urso
waterman
Fantasy JPEG picture - 800 x 600.

This is a nice picture I created some time ago on my Amiga 4000/040.
If you like it and/or want to contact me for any reasons, feel free
to do so at the address quoted above, or by phone at : +39-2-76110695.

Enjoy...

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/waterman/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Roberto Bisconcini
vortix
Fantasy JPEG picture - 800 x 600.

This is a nice picture I created some time ago on my Amiga 4000/040.
If you like it and/or want to contact me for any reasons, feel free
to do so at the address quoted above, or by phone at : +39-2-76110695.

Enjoy...

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/vortix/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Roberto Bisconcini
thephoenix
Fantasy JPEG picture - 800 x 600.

This is a nice picture I created some time ago on my Amiga 4000/040.
If you like it and/or want to contact me for any reasons, feel free
to do so at the address quoted above, or by phone at : +39-2-76110695.

Enjoy...

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/thephoenix/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Roberto Bisconcini
subspace
Fantasy JPEG picture - 800 x 600.

This is a nice picture I created some time ago on my Amiga 4000/040.
If you like it and/or want to contact me for any reasons, feel free
to do so at the address quoted above, or by phone at : +39-2-76110695.

Enjoy...

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/subspace/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Roberto Bisconcini
screenghost
800 x 600 fantasy JPEG picture

This is a nice picture I created some time ago on my Amiga 4000/040.
If you like it and/or want to contact me for any reasons, feel free
to do so at the address quoted above, or by phone at : +39-2-76110695.

Enjoy...

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/screenghost/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Roberto Bisconcini
pa_sirds
PirlAGA Sirds Collection Vol.1

PirlAGA Sirds Collection Vol.1

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/pa_sirds/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
PirlAGA
pa_amylogos
AMIGA Logos by PirlAGA

4 Nice Amiga Logos (640x256) by PirlAGA

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/pa_amylogos/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
PirlAGA
Knight
Fantasy JPEG picture - 800 x 600.

This is a nice picture I created some time ago on my Amiga 4000/040.
If you like it and/or want to contact me for any reasons, feel free
to do so at the address quoted above, or by phone at : +39-2-76110695.

Enjoy...

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/knight/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Roberto Bisconcini
jurassic
Fantasy JPEG picture - 800 x 600.

This is a nice picture I created some time ago on my Amiga 4000/040.
If you like it and/or want to contact me for any reasons, feel free
to do so at the address quoted above, or by phone at : +39-2-76110695.

Enjoy...

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/jurassic/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Roberto Bisconcini
Watergirl
Amazing Picture by JCS/Neoplasia^Sector7

Amazing Picture by JCS/Neoplasia^Sector7

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/Watergirl/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
JCS/Neoplasia^Sector7
Thankyou
A high quality ray trace by DR_FACT.

	This is a strange render of a red chrome dolphin and a surreal snakey
effort, literally resting on some very unnatural looking water. Odd, but IMHO,
pretty cute :)

	Really, This is by way of thanks to 3 people who stuck by me recently,
as I have been having a really bad time of it. You find out who your friends
really are, when you're down in it. So thanks (in no particular order) to:

U4ia (Jim Young)- For telling me not to be so bloody silly, and talking
	me out of doing anything stupid (You sarky git *8-).

Slayer (Martin Brookes)- For help, advice, and the kind offer of space to
	crash in. Watch out, you'll lose your nasty reputation...

JohnUnix (John Halliwell)- For helping me out with net links; an incredibly
	timely and generous act. Moreover, general all round coolness :)

Thanks guys!

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/Thankyou/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
DR_FACT
MangaJin
Japanese Manga and Anime characters

MangaJin! (named after my favourite source of japanese pop culture magazine) is
a collection of the most popular manga/anime characters ... ther all 16 colours
so u could use them on ur ECS or (preferably) AGA machines ... something 2
remember is that they were all hand drawn by a guy called Street Shamen of the
IBB ... these pics should help u make ur workbench manga!

if u like the stuff and use it .. hint .. i like mail ..
so send me a postcard ..

Mikhali Mifsud
27 Bassett str
Hurstville,2220
Australia...

Ja

///\  IAmKaneda
c-00  On parole from the Uni Of Wollongong Penitentiary
\  >  After Serving a 4 year BA sentence
|\_-  Kaneda@dialx.sydney.com.au (?)
\ /
.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/misc/MangaJin/

DISTRIBUTION:
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AUTHOR:
Mikhali Mifsud
Reflections
Swimming-pool with letters

Rendered with A4040 / 10MB RAM / 540 HDD / CD-ROM
Used Soft: REFLECTIONS 2.53, DPAINT IV AGA and  compressed with GFxConv to JPEG

This is a 800x600 JPEG of a swimming -pool, rendered with REFLECTIONS 2.5. The conversion to
JPEG (JFIF)-Format was done with the great GFX-Conv 1.3 written by Dirk Farin (thanks
to him)

Best wishes for you, have fun with your AMIGA ...

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/trace/Reflections/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Dirk Thomsen
PowerPC
2 Cinema4D rendered images

2 Cinema4D rendered images

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/trace/PowerPC/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Jurgen Schoberl
MantisFly
Raytraced crossbreed of dragonfly/mantis

This picture was modelled and rendered with Real3D3, and then
touched up with ImageFX2.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/trace/MantisFly/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Mikael Tilly
Ferry
Cool Spaceship (Reflections 2.5)

Rendered with A4040 / 10MB RAM / 540 HDD / CD-ROM
Used Soft: REFLECTIONS 2.53, DPAINT IV AGA and  compressed with GFxConv to JPEG

This is a 800x600 JPEG of a spaceship, rendered with REFLECTIONS 2.5. The conversion to
JPEG (JFIF)-Format was done with the great GFX-Conv 1.3 written by Dirk Farin (thanks
to him)
This is my first upload in the great AMINet. More to follow....    8-))
The Spaceship-object is available as SHAREWARE
Send 10DM/10 US $ + porto

Dirk Thomsen
Osterallee 15
24944 Flensburg

The object will be complete with textures but only in the Reflections-format, so you
have to convert it.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/trace/Ferry/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Dirk Thomsen
EntPreview
Gorgeous Enterprise 1701D for Imagine2+

This is a preview image of the object which I will be releasing to Aminet
within the next week. I know there are a lot of other Enterprise models out
there, but I think that you will find this one is quite acurate and VERY
detailed AND IT HAS SAUCER SEPERATION CAPABILITIES, flashing lights, and
exploding warp coils.

The space station in the background is another gorgeous, extremely detailed
Imagine object by Carmen Rizzolo (CarmenR@cup.portal.com). Also look for
Carmen's Enterprise object which used a lot less RAM than mine ;)

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/trace/EntPreview/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Trevor Morris
Beast
3D fantasy pic Lightwave generated

This piccy (CavernBeast.jpg) is a sample frame from a massive animation
project Iam currently working on using lightwave & Imagine3.
The lizardbeast in the pic is to be animated, I`m currently setting up all
the bones in imagine3 for this as they are superior to lightwave`s, just the
hands to finish now.(Thank christ, it`s taken me ages....).

I`d be interested in hearing from any other 3D maniacs to swap textures,
objects hints & tips etc.

I use lightwave and Imagine 3 for most of my 3d stuff, often in
collabaration.

Hope some-one likes this piccy, why not e-mail me and let me know :

ade@artworks.demon.co.uk or

Adrian_Rutter@metnet.demon.co.uk

Cheers,this piccy is freely distributable, but I retain copyright, ok ?

Ade.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/trace/Beast/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Ade Rutter
CastleRoom
1024x768x8 GIF - Castle room/furnishings

A 1024x768 .gif with 256 colors which I created some years ago with
Imagine 2.0 -- it details a room in a castle, sunset out the window,
wine and chess set on the table, a picture, a mirror, two chairs ready
for the chess players.  Lighting and scene came out real nice.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/trace/CastleRoom/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Udo Schuermann
GrabEcran
2 WB pics featuring the author's progs

Two Workbench pictures featuring the author's programs
BExchange, BDH, and DLError

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/wb/GrabEcran/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Doguet Emmanuel
Tommy_Ebbesen
Tommy's 800x600 workbench.

Tommy's 800x600 workbench.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/wb/Tommy_Ebbesen/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Tommy Ebbesen
S_WBPic
Picture of Stefan`s WB

picture of the programs >s-video 3.1\s-adress 2.2\s-clock 3.2\cb-radio 2.1
and s-eject 1.1.
you find the newest version of the programs in the AMINET.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/wb/S_WBPic/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Stefan Haefner
Nudel-Pix
Definitive ECS WBench & DOpus5 Screens!

I was bored, so I decided to upload a screen-snap of my constantly chaning
Workbench and DOpus setup to Aminet for any other people sad enough to get
excited about seeing someone else's system.

I hope that you'll agree that they are very impressive, especially for
a 16 colour, PAL: Hires Non-Laced display (w/ maximum overscan)!

Look out for me, "Nudel" in #Amiga on IRC... Let me know what you think
of the screens!

If you're using DOpus5, check out "MWB_DOpus52.lha" on Aminet in pix/icons.
This is a pack by Trevor Morris and myself which not only includes top
quality lister-toolbar icons, but some advice on setting up DOpus5.
(Have at look at Trevor's earlier "MagicWBStuff3.LHA" as well, it's great!)

Quick hello's to: Trevor Morris, Greg & Jon (DOpus), my friends in the scene,
and all those who've talked to me on IRC (esp Sasha, SkyGuy, Zool, Raiden,
Nightflyer, and TheRaven, who kindly helped me out the other day).

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/wb/Nudel-Pix/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Leo Davidson
LaguardiaWB
IFF of Laguardia's 1024x768 WB on EGS

This is a snapshot of my last WorkBench.
It won't last for long, because I love changing every bit of it about
twice a month, but this one seemed quite nice to me.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/wb/LaguardiaWB/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Alberto D'Urso
JureWb
Fancy 16 color MWB based desktop

My example of a WB

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/wb/jurewb/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Jure Vrhovnik
gregorwb
Picture of Gregors WB screen

Just a picture of my WB screen, for those who are curious.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/wb/gregorwb/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Jimmy McKinney
emubench
Workbench Pic showing misc platforms!

hi,

this nice picture just was snapped to have a new
backdrop for my unix working login - just to blow
and impress other people sitting around... ;-)

i'll try to upload a series of such snapshots on
famous PC and MAC sites, with lots of amiga-
advertising in it ;-)

daniel

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/wb/emubench/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Daniel Balster
DoogBench7
A few snapshots and icons of doog's WB

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88888888ba,
88      `"8b
88        `8b
88         88   ,adPPYba,    ,adPPYba,    ,adPPYb,d8
88         88  a8"     "8a  a8"     "8a  a8"    `Y88  aaaaaaaa
88         8P  8b       d8  8b       d8  8b       88  """"""""
88      .a8P   "8a,   ,a8"  "8a,   ,a8"  "8a,   ,d88
88888888Y"'     `"YbbdP"'    `"YbbdP"'    `"YbbdP"Y8
aa,    ,88
"Y8bbdP"

88888888ba                                        88           888888888888
88      "8b                                       88                   ,8P'
88      ,8P                                       88                  d8"
88aaaaaa8P'   ,adPPYba,  8b,dPPYba,    ,adPPYba,  88,dPPYba,        ,8P'
88""""""8b,  a8P_____88  88P'   `"8a  a8"     ""  88P'    "8a      d8"
88      `8b  8PP"""""""  88       88  8b          88       88    ,8P'
88      a8P  "8b,   ,aa  88       88  "8a,   ,aa  88       88   d8"
88888888P"    `"Ybbd8"'  88       88   `"Ybbd8"'  88       88  8P'


Jes' a few snapshots and icons.  :^)

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Archive contents:

DoogBench7 (dir)
DB7README.txt                    DB7README.txt.info
DoogB7-1.gif                     DoogB7-1.gif.info
DoogB7-2.gif                     DoogB7-2.gif.info
DoogB7-3.gif                     DoogB7-3.gif.info
DoogBench7.info

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If the icons of the pictures show up as tiny dots, then you don't
have NewIcons installed.  Get /util/wb/NewIcons.lha from Aminet, install
the executable in C: and the library in LIBS:, and ditch the ugly
isometric icons.  :^)  Then get /util/wb/Picticon1_4.lha from Aminet to
make icons from pictures.

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This Bench is run on the following:

- Amiga 1200
- 68030 CPU clocked at 42.9 MHZ
- 68882 FPU clocked at 25.0 MHZ
- 2 meg chip ram
- 4 meg 32-bit fast ram
- Workbench 3.0  (is there some way to cheaply upgrade to
WB 3.1?  :^( )
- 125 meg Toshiba hard drive
- 1084 monitor
- A desk  ;^)

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AUTHOR:
Troy Davis
AT-Logo
Alt Logo Backdrops for WB & Windows

Alternative AmiTech Backdrops

Based on Mike's "An Alternative 'Amiga Technologies' Logo" package from
yesterday, here's a complimentary Windows .BMP backdrop for those of
you unfortunate enough to have to use an IBM at work (like me).

Perhaps I should make a bumpersticker, too.  Heh heh.  Pretty good idea
actually.  Anyone want one?

And I'd like to say, Mike, that I absolutely love the "improved" logo
you suggest.  (The red one, though, please!  It looks alot more impressive
and professional than the Rainbow Bright(tm) series...)  Can anyone get
this to Escom?

Oh, I also included an .IFF with a slightly different caption.

Phil

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(beazleyp@iimef-emh1.clb.usmc.mil)

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EC94-42816-4
950x1280x24 JPEG astronaut and telescope

A 950 x 1280 x24 JPEG image of an astronaut and the Hubble telescope.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42816-1
1280x1024x24 JPEG hubble space telescope

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG image of the Hubble space telescope.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42816-2
950x1280x24 JPEG hubble space telescope

A 950 x 1280 x 24 JPEG image of the Hubble space telescope.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC95-43011-1
1280x1024x24 JPEG STS-67 shuttle landing

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the STS-67 mission shuttle landing.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42816-3
950x1280x24 JPEG astronaut and telescope

A 950 x 1280 x 24 JPEG of an astronaut and the Hubble space telescope.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC91-659-05
1280x1024x24 JPEG; Shuttle & 747 mating

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG image of a space shuttle being mated with a 747.
(Rated G)

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42816-5
950x1280x24 JPEG astronaut and telescope

A 950 x 1280 x 24 JPEG image of an astronaut and the Hubble telescope.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42845-1
1280x1024x24 JPEG astronaut on spacewalk

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG image of an Astronaut & EVA on space walk.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42750-6
1280x1024x24 JPEG; Shuttle & 747 flyaway

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the STS-64 shuttle mated to a 747 and
taking off.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42845-3
950x1280x24 JPEG astronaut on spacewalk

A 950 x 1280 x 24 JPEG image of astronaut on spacewalk.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC92-05169-1
1280x1024x24 JPEG Shuttle mate facility

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the Shuttle Mate De-Mate Facility.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC82-21135
1280x1024x24 JPEG; Shuttle & 747

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the shuttle Challenger mated to a 747
and in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC88-0197-1
1280x1024x24 JPEG; STS-26 liftoff

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the STS-26 space shuttle mission liftoff.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC85-33180-1
1280x1024x24 JPEG; Atlantis landg

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the shuttle Atlantis landing.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC93-42253-3
1280x1024x24 JPEG; STS-51 shuttle launch

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the STS-51 mission shuttle launch.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42789-2
1280x1024x24 JPEG; Endeavour landing

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the STS-68 shuttle (Endeavour) landing.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC83-24318
1280x1024x24 JPEG; Enterprise & 747 mate

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the shuttle Enterprise and 747 mated.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC90-065-13
1280x1024x24 JPEG; Shuttle mating device

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG image of the lift at the shuttle mating facility.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC90-129-6
1280x1024x24 JPEG; STS-31 after landing

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the STS-31 shuttle after landing and
with the recovery convoy personnel.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42789-1
1280x1024x24 JPEG STS-68 shuttle landing

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the STS-68 shuttle landing at Edwards.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42845-2
1280x1024x24 JPEG astronaut on spacewalk

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG image of astronaut on spacewalk.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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ECN-15846
1280x1024x24 JPEG  AD-1 (experimental)

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG image of the experimental AD-1 aircraft.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC90-257-32
1280x1024x24 JPEG; B-52 landing w/chute

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of a B-52 landing with drag chute.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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ECN-21064
1280x1024x24 JPEG; B-57B plane in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of a B-57B plane in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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E-1441
1280x1024x24 JPEG; E-1441 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an E-1441 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC87-0014-8
1280x1024x24 JPEG; Daedalus (human pwr)

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the human powered Daedalus in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC90-224
1280x1024x24 JPEG; F-104 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an F-104 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC86-33385-5
1280x1024x24 JPEG; AFTI F-111 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an AFTI F-111 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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E-USAF-YF-22
1280x1024x24 JPEG of YF-22 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the YF-22 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42454-3
1280x1024x24 JPEG; 2 YF-23 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of two YF23 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC80-13848
1280x1024x24 JPEG XV-15 tilt rotor plane

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the XV-15 tilt rotor plane.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC68-2101
1280x1024x24 JPEG; XB-70 on ground

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an XB-70 on ground.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC68-2131
1280x1024x24 JPEG; XB-70 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of the XB-70 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC91-0365-7
1280x1024x24 JPEG; SR-71 on runway

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an SR-71 sitting on runway.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42531
950x1280x24 JPEG; SR-71 top view

A 950 x 1280 x 24 JPEG top view of an SR-71

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42883-1
950x1280x24 JPEG of SR-71 cockpits

A 950 x 1280 x 24 JPEG closeup of SR-71 cockpit area.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42883-2
1280x1024x24 JPEG of SR-71 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an SR-71 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC94-42883-4
1280x1024x24 JPEG of SR-71 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an SR-71 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC92-09241-1
1280x1024x24 JPEG of an SR-71 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an SR-71 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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ECN-2461
1280x1024x24 JPEG of M2-F3 on ground

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an M2-F3 on ground.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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ECN-14280
1280x1024x24 JPEG of HiMAT in flight.

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of HiMAT in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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ECN-33507-1
1280x1024x24 JPEG; HL-10 lifting body

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an HL-10 lifting body in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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ECN-1289
1280x1024x24 JPEG; HL-10 lifting body

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an HL-10 lifting body on the runway.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC86-33491-09
1280x1024x24 JPEG of F-14 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an F-14 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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ECN-11648
1280x1024x24 JPEG of F-14 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of F-14 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC93-042025-3
1280x1024x24 JPEG of F-15 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of F-15 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC92-10061-10
1280x1024x24 JPEG of F-16 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of F-16 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC91-630-8
1280x1024x24 JPEG of F-16 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of F-16 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC92-07074-1
1280x1024x24 JPEG; artist concept of SCW

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG artist's concept of the SuperCritical Wing.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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ECN-2006
1280x1024x24 JPEG of X-24A on runway

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of X-24A on runway.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC85-33297-23
1280x1024x24 JPEG of X-29 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of X-29 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC91-491-6
1280x1024x24 JPEG of X-29 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of X-29 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC93-41056-1
1280x1024x24 JPEG of X-31 in flight

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an X-31 in flight.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

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EC86-33555
1280x1024x24 JPEG of X-Wing on runway

A 1280 x 1024 x 24 JPEG of an X-Wing on runway.

This image is from the Dryden Research Aircraft Photo Archive, which
contains digitized photos of many of the unique research aircraft
flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from
the 1940s to the present.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/pix/plane/EC86-33555-2.jpg

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

NextStep 1.6
icon toolbar

NextStep is an advanced version of the dock client shipped with GoldED,
adding ToolManager icon toolbars to the editor.

GoldED 2, ToolManager 2, Installer

THIS VERSION:
1.6	FreshFish-Vol10:New/text/edit/NextStep/

DISTRIBUTION:
restricted freeware

AUTHOR:
Dietmar Eilert
GoldED 3.1.3
Programmer's editor

GoldED is a text editor for programmers. Suggested hardware:
OS3.1, 68030, 2MB RAM, HD. Features: fast scrolling, folding,
project management, undo/redo, syntax highlighting, ARexx
port (410+ commands), asynchronous printing, flexible GUI: any
mode, any font, user defined menus, user-defined gadgets, preview
mode, keymap editor. OS3.1 support (AppWindows, MenuHelp,
HotKey), localized, ASCII character selection table, character
set remap (e.g MS-DOS to Amiga), APC (automatic phrase
completion), AutoCase (automatic case correction), smart
indention after user-defined keywords, QuickFunc scanner
(displays a table of all functions defined in your source code;
language-independant), includes & AutoDocs reference function,
file hunter, global search across file boundaries, macro
recording, formatter, QuickStarter, AutoBackup facility,
XPK-support, clipboard support, online spell checker, icon dock
based on Stefan Becker's ToolManager. Additional tools: PCL
(Laser/DeskJet) printing utility HiSpeed, Recover (recovers text
buffers after reboot), compiler frontend GUIMake and more.
English, German & French documentation provided as AmigaGuide
files. v2.0, commercial demo, binary only. Authors: Dietmar
Eilert (GoldED), Rico Krasowski (GUIMake) and others.

OS2.0, 68000, 1MB RAM, HD (5 MB free). Installer. Libraries: Reqtools,
XPK (optional), AmigaGuide (optional).

THIS VERSION:
3.1.3	FreshFish-Vol10:New/text/edit/GoldED/

DISTRIBUTION:
commercial demo

AUTHOR:
Dietmar Eilert
WarpC++ 1.4
C++ syntax parser for GoldED

GoldED is able to highlight sections of text lines and  thus  increase  the
overall view. Colors are set using GoldED's syntax configuration requester.
Typical usage of syntax  highlighting  is  to  have  reserved  words  of  a
programming  language  highlighted.  Syntax  parsing  is  done  by external
parsers: the editor is responsible for refreshing the display.  The  syntax
parser  is  responsible  for  parsing  the  text  and for creating a syntax
description (thus the highlighting  sheme  depends  on  the  parser).  This
package contains a C++ syntax parser.

Performance depends on the graphics  hardware:  a  fast  external  graphics
board  (e.g. Retina Z3) is required to ensure sufficient performance. Amiga
chipsets are based on bitplanes and  thus  too  slow.  CPU  speed  is  less
important; suggested system is a 68030 CPU or better.

Requires GoldED 3.0.1+

THIS VERSION:
1.4	FreshFish-Vol10:New/text/edit/WarpC++/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted, explicit permission required for Redistribution

AUTHOR:
Dietmar Eilert
WarpMOD 1.3
Modula/Oberon syntax parser for GoldED

GoldED is able to highlight sections of text lines and  thus  increase  the
overall view. Colors are set using GoldED's syntax configuration requester.
Typical usage of syntax  highlighting  is  to  have  reserved  words  of  a
programming  language  highlighted.  Syntax  parsing  is  done  by external
parsers: the editor is responsible for refreshing the display.  The  syntax
parser  is  responsible  for  parsing  the  text  and for creating a syntax
description (thus the highlighting  sheme  depends  on  the  parser).  This
package contains a Modula/Oberon syntax parser.

Performance depends on the graphics  hardware:  a  fast  external  graphics
board  (e.g. Retina Z3) is required to ensure sufficient performance. Amiga
chipsets are based on bitplanes and  thus  too  slow.  CPU  speed  is  less
important; suggested system is a 68030 CPU or better.

Requires GoldED 3.0.1+

THIS VERSION:
1.3	FreshFish-Vol10:New/text/edit/WarpMOD/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted, explicit permission required for Redistribution

AUTHOR:
Dietmar Eilert
Words 2.3
Spell checking package for GoldED

Words is a ready-to-use spell checking package for the editor GoldED. German
& English dictionaries, a spell checker (ISpell) and a GoldED API interface
(SpellIT) are included.

GoldED 2+, Installer

THIS VERSION:
2.3	FreshFish-Vol10:New/text/edit/Words/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.2	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/text/Words-2.2.lha
2.2	FreshFish-Vol9-1:New/text/edit/Words/

DISTRIBUTION:
Restricted Freeware

AUTHOR:
Heinz Knutzen (dictionaries)
Martin Schulz (dictionaries)
Loren J. Rittle (ISpell)
Dietmar Eilert (SpellIT)
TTX_M2S 1.0
TurboText-2.0 AREXX Macros for M2Sprint

AREXX Macros and support files designed to compile, link, and trace errors
in Modula-2 programs with TurboText 2.0. When installed as described in
the doc file, these macros create an integrated Modula-2 programming
environment. The macros could be modified to control other compilers or
assemblers.

WB2.0 or higher
TurboText 2.0
M2Sprint Modula-2 Program Developement System
Hard Disk
AREXX

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/text/edit/TTX_M2S/

DISTRIBUTION:
No Limitations

AUTHOR:
J. E. Gilpin
PSPRT 1.32
Print PS files on non-PostScript printer

PSPRT-Handler allows you to print PostScript files on non-postscript
capable printers using the "post.library" PostScript interpreter.

OS2.04+, 2Mb+ RAM, post.library, printer

THIS VERSION:
1.32	FreshFish-Vol10:New/text/print/PSPRT/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.24	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/text/PSPRT-1.24.lha
1.24	FreshFish-Vol9-1:New/text/print/PSPRT/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Daniel Weber
FFonts
Sampler of fonts from FreshFonts II CD

A sampler of fonts from the FreshFonts II CD.  These are all
in IntelliFont format, which is the native Amiga format.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:New/text/font/FFonts/

WrapGuide 1.1
Wrap AmigaGuide lines to given column

Converts AmigaGuide files that use Kickstart 3+ style long lines for
wrapped paragraphs so that Kickstart 2 compatible AmigaGuide won't
crash.  The column where the wrapping takes place is definable at the
command line.  The conversion happens in-place, so that this tool can
serve for floppy installations, too.  Now you can write ALL your

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/text/hyper/WrapGuide/

AUTHOR:
Udo Schuermann
UUxT 3.1
CLI/GUI-based UUEncoder/UUDecoder

UUxT is a full featured UUencode/decoder with the following features:

o  File splitting by line or kbytes when encoding for easy
mailing/posting.  (Complete with header and footers that tell the
filename and part number after total number of parts.)

o  Batch decoding.  (You can decode many files at once, as well as split
files without joining them.  UUxT also has wildcard support.)

o  Batch encoding.  You can encode multiple files into one text file.

o  Automatically skips over mail headers and other junk that can end
up in encoded files.

o  Ability to LhA compress files for you, and then
uuencode the resulting compressed file, all in one step, thus
saving you time.  You can also decode and de-LhA in one step.

UUxT also comes with UUxT-GUI 3.1, a full featured workbench interface
for UUxT.

Changes since UUxT 3.0b (Public Release)
----------------------------------------

o  UUxT 3.1 is now an average of ten times faster then previous public
releases.

o  UUxT-GUI is much stabler.

o  UUxT-GUI no longer has a popup requester on startup.

o  The InFiles list is cleared after each operation for you automatically
on the GUI.

Requires reqtools.library (supplied)
Certain features require LhA
Extra options available under 2.0+

THIS VERSION:
3.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/arc/UUxT/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.0b	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/UUxT-3.0b.lha
3.0b	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/arc/UUxT/
3.0b	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/util/UUxT-3.0b.lha
3.0b	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/UUxT-3.0b.lha
3.0b	FreshFish-Vol7:New/util/arc/UUxT/
3.0b	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/util/UUxT-3.0b.lha
3.0b	AmigaLibDisk1007:Programs/UUxT/
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol6:New/util/arc/UUxT/
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/util/UUxT-3.0a.lha
2.1	AmigaLibDisk912:UUxT/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Asher Feldman
S-Pack 1.4
Archiver w/multivol, selfextract, & more

One program for all your file-packing requirements including
HD-backup, archiving, data transfer.
Unbeatable compression, self-unpacking, multi-volume packs.
Needs no special libraries or handlers.

THIS VERSION:
1.4	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/arc/S-Pack/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol3:New/util/arc/S-Pack/
1.1	FreshFish-Vol4:BBS/Mar94/util/arc/S-Pack.lha
1.1	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/util/S-Pack-1.1.lha
1.1	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/S-Pack-1.1.lha
1.1	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/util/S-Pack-1.1.lha
1.1	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/Mar94/util/arc/S-Pack.lha
1.1	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/arc/S-Pack/
1.1	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/S-Pack-1.1.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Chas A. Wyndham
ModPack 1.4b
Packs soudtracker-modules

This little assembler-program packs soudtracker-modules together with a
file containing additional information into an LHA-archive.

OS2.04
LHa

THIS VERSION:
1.4b	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/arc/ModPack/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Mike Coenen
LINO 1.0
LINO is a file to file packer

LINO is a file to file packer, which compresses/expands files or
directories.  It includes a 'XPK compression interface' (about XPK see
lino.doc), to use compression software, which is written for this
standard.

Data compression is a software technic to spare space on disk or tape.
There are different algorithms to do this. From a simple
Run-Length-Encoding which replaces a sequence of equal bytes with one
of this bytes and the number of these bytes, as far as the Arithmetic
Coding, where the probability of a byte within a file determines the
code.

Applications for data compression are archiving files, backup storage,
and harddisk compressing.  There are some very good freeware,
shareware and commercial applications which have a XPK-interface
implemented.  For example: the XPK-package with XFH (a harddisk
compressor) on Fish 754, EPU (also a harddisk compressor) on Fish 858,
ABackup (a backup utility) on Fish 838 (for some references see file
lino.doc).

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/arc/LINO/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Gerhard Tuenkler
YourFault 1.4
Replace system error strings - fun!

YourFault is a small hack that lets you change the error messages returned
by the system. You can replace each and every one with your own message.
For example instead of

"Not a DOS disk"

you could replace it with

"Banana in drive"

Requires OS2.x

THIS VERSION:
1.4	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/boot/YourFault/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Lee Kindness
BlitzBlank 2.60
Modular screenblanker, lots of features

Description of BlitzBlank:
--------------------------

Well, another screen saver. But this one's got these features:

- AGA/OS 3.0 compatibel
- most modules are graphic card compatible
- modular (soon more Modules) concept
- lots of useful options
- lots of funny modules
- build in mouseblanker (timed or by keystroke)
- nice GUI (style-guide-compliant)
- build in screen mode requester (Commodore forgot in OS 2.0)
- ARexx-Interface
- fully system friendly
- it's own prefs-editor (BlitzBlankPrefs)
- automatic switch-back to black screen if a blanker stops due to heavy
CPU load
- won't crash if some nasty program opens it's window on the blankscreen
- mouse motion sensitivity adjustable
- "blank now"- and "blank never"-corner (adjustable size)
- monitors the joystick
- flexible random function
- Commodity
- every module can have it's own screen mode (if the module supports it)
- AmigaGuide documentation with context sensitiv help
- Reblanking (module screen will be pushed to front every 5 seconds)

- an Amiga ;-))
- AmigaOS 2.04 or higher (anybody who still uses 1.3 is at a loss)
- @{" MUI " link mui} 2.3
- the following libraries must be present in the LIBS: directory:
* commodities.library
* rexxsyslib.library
* amigaguide.library

THIS VERSION:
2.60	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/blank/BlitzBlank/

DISTRIBUTION:
Giftware

AUTHOR:
Thomas Börkel
CX 2.3
Exchange clone; ARexx, localized, ...

CX is a replacement of the original "Exchange" program.
It's more comfortable, offers you an ARexx port and,
of course, is fontsensitive and localized.

OS 2.1+

THIS VERSION:
2.3	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/cdity/CX/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.3	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/CX-1.3.lha
1.3	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/cdity/CX/
1.3	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/util/CX-1.3.lha
1.3	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/CX-1.3.lha
1.3	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/util/cdity/CX/
1.3	AmigaLibDisks:d10xx/d1051/Programs/CX/
1.1	FreshFish-Vol7:New/util/cdity/CX/
1.1	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/util/CX-1.1.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Fin Schuppenhauer
Yak 2.03
A multipurpose commodity


Yak stands for "Yet Another Kommodity" and is a mouse/window manipulation
program along the same lines as DMouse, MightyMouse etc.

Yak has the following features:

o AutoPoint (sunmouse) that only activates when mouse stops
can also specify which screens to include/exclude.
(Compatible with popup-menu type programs)

o AutoPop windows (bring them to front) when they're
auto-activated;

o KeyActivate windows (when key pressed);

o Activate windows when menu button pressed;

o Click windows to front or back; may also specify which
screens/windows to include/exclude.

o Cycle screens with mouse;

o Mouse and Screen blanking (hotkey blanking too);

o Extensible hotkey system (like FKey's) with actions to:

Execute a CLI Command or an ARexx script;
Insert text (with embedded hotkeys);
Insert date (in custom format if locale present);
Close/Zip/Shrink/Enlarge windows;
Move/Cycle screens and windows;
Activate Workbench;
Blank display;
Pop up a palette on front screen (needs reqtools);
Menu shortcut

o KeyClick with adjustable volume;

o No Click option (for drives).

o Wildstar option (like StarBurst) lets you use '*' as wildcard.

o Optional on-screen AppIcon to bring up preferences window.

Look  familiar?  It's a combination of the AutoPoint, ClickToFront, Blanker
and  IHelp/FKey  standard  commodities  (on the Extras disk) with a hint of
KCommodity and DMouse thrown in.

Fully localized when running OS 2.1 or more!

And  it's  quite  small!

Requires OS2.04+, Localization requires OS2.1+, some features
require OS3.0+

THIS VERSION:
2.03	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/cdity/Yak/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.0ß8	FreshFish-Vol9-1:New/util/cdity/Yak/
2.0ß8	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/util/Yak-2.08.lha
1.60	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/util/cdity/Yak/
1.60	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/Yak-1.60.lha
1.60	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/cdity/Yak/
1.60	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/Yak-1.60.lha
1.59	FreshFish-Jul94/New/util/cdity/Yak/
1.57	GoldFish2-Apr94/d9xx/d971/Yak/
1.57	GoldFish1-Apr94/BBS/d9xx/d971/Yak.lha
1.57	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/ALib/d9xx/d971/Yak.lha
1.57	FreshFish-Mar94/New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk971/Yak/
1.57	AmigaLibDisk971:Yak/
1.55	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/Dec93/os20/cdity/Yak.lha
1.55	FreshFish-Mar94/Old/Dec93/os20/cdity/Yak/
1.55	FreshFish-Dec93/New/os20/cdity/Yak/
1.52	GoldFish2-Apr94/d9xx/d912/Yak/
1.52	GoldFish1-Apr94/BBS/d9xx/d912/Yak.lha
1.52	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/ALib/d9xx/d912/Yak.lha
1.52	FreshFish-Oct93/New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk912/Yak/
1.52	FreshFish-Dec93/Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks900-919/Disk912/Yak/
1.52	AmigaLibDisk912:Yak/
1.2	GoldFish2-Apr94/d7xx/d782/Yak/
1.2	GoldFish1-Apr94/BBS/d7xx/d782/Yak.lha
1.2	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/ALib/d7xx/d782/Yak.lha
1.2	FreshFish-Oct93/Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks780-799/Disk782/Yak/
1.2	AmigaLibDisk782:Yak/
1.0	GoldFish2-Apr94/d7xx/d753/Yak/
1.0	GoldFish1-Apr94/BBS/d7xx/d753/Yak.lha
1.0	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/ALib/d7xx/d753/Yak.lha
1.0	FreshFish-Oct93/Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks740-759/Disk753/Yak/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk753:Yak/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Gaël Marziou
Philippe Bastiani
Remind 1.51
Reminds you of important dates.

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

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

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

OS2.0+

THIS VERSION:
1.51	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/cdity/Remind/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.41	AmigaLibDisks/d10xx/d1053/Programs/Remind/
1.41	FreshFish-Vol8-1/New/util/cdity/Remind/
1.41	FreshFish-Vol8-2/BBS/util/Remind-1.41.lha
1.41	FreshFish-Vol9-2/BBS/util/Remind-1.41.lha
1.41	GoldFish-Vol2-1/Files/util/cdity/Remind/
1.41	GoldFish-Vol2-2/BBS/util/Remind-1.41.lha
1.32	FreshFish-Vol6/BBS/util/Remind-1.32.lha
1.32	FreshFish-Vol6/New/util/misc/Remind/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Richard Ambridge
MousoMeter 3.13
Measures mouse movement

MousoMeter is a cute little commodity that measures the distance (km)
you "drive" with your Mouse.  Counters for daily and total usage.  Using
the time MousoMeter has been active, it can also calculate your average
"mouse-speed" in meters/hr. (However, don't let your boss see this!)
MousoMeter also records the number of "Mouse-Clicks".  With a
sophisticated program like MousoMeter, it should be easy to get
a government grant to scientifically study Carpal-Tunnel!!

Requires OS2.04+, MUI 2.2+

THIS VERSION:
3.13	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/cdity/MUIMousoMeter/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.12	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/util/MUIMousoMeter-3.12.lha
3.12	FreshFish-Vol7:New/util/cdity/MUIMousoMeter/
3.12	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/MUIMousoMeter-3.12.lha
3.12	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/util/MUIMousoMeter-3.12.lha
3.12	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/cdity/MUIMousoMeter/
3.12	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/MUIMousoMeter-3.12.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Wolfgang Breyha, Michael Matzl
MultiCX 2.0ß
Powerfully small Multifunction commodity


MultiCX  is the smallest Multi-Function-Commodity for the Amiga, thought
as  a  replacement  for  many  larger  and  sometimes  badly  programmed
programs.  It is a 100% pure commodity, which means that it does not use
interrupts and no special input handlers. Some Patches (SetFunction) are
installed in a very clean  way, so that they do not interfere with other
programs which use the same vectors.

As a result MultiCX can safely be disabled or removed at any time.
Features:

- Notification
- Screen Blanker
- Moire Blanker
- Mouse Accelerator
- Mouse Blanker
- Screen Cycle
- Mouse Shift
- Window Cycle
- SUN-alike Window Activation
- HoldX and HoldY
- Enter ASCII
- Map Umlauts
- CapShift
- NoCapsLock
- Window Close/Zoom
- Window Remember
- CenterScreen
- HotFlush
- PopCLI
- FrontPubScreen
- System Flags
- Trackdisk Parameters
- Public Screen Flags
- Internal and External Preferences
- Advanced EditHook
- SetFunction Patches
- AssignWedge
- ForceNewLook
- WBExtender
- TagScreens

Also includes HandleCX, a CLI replacement for Exchange

THIS VERSION:
2.0ß	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/cdity/MultiCX/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.46	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/util/MultiCX-1.46.lha
1.46	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/MultiCX-1.46.lha
1.46	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/util/cdity/MultiCX/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Martin Berndt
RunList3 3
Commodity to run programs from a list.

RunList3, RunList3N, are small tools helping to run programs.  They
are all the same, differ only by size in order to meet ones need.
They are the update of RunList2.  RunList3i, RunList3Ni are the same
as RunList3 and RunList3N but are specially made for
Interlace-screens.

OS 2.0+

THIS VERSION:
3	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/cdity/RunList3/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Heinz Reinert
BGUI-Exchange 1.0
BGUI replacement for 'Exchange'

BGUI-Exchange is just a replacement for the  workbench commodity 'Exchange'.
It's a commodity manager.

Features:

o Use the bgui.library
o Resizeable
o Keyboard shortcup for listview and buttons
o Open its GUI on the active-screen

bgui.library
OS2.04

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/cdity/BExchange/

DISTRIBUTION:
Giftware

AUTHOR:
Doguet Emmanuel
SleepingPointers 1.0
Program to animate busy pointer.

What is this Sleep stuff ??

Well, have you ever work on WindowsNT and saw the animated busy
pointers?

"Gosh, my Amiga is better than a PeeCe and my Workbench only shows a
little-tiny stopped busy pointer!"

You may say: "use PointerX, or LacePointer"

no way : PointerX only shows a ugly bysypointer in lowres !!!

You can also say: "use PatchPointer to make the busypointer hires."
Ok ... try it and you will see the busypointer becomes stopped!
Damn ...

LacePointer in other way only works in screenmodes of PAL/NTSC.  If
you have a brand new AGA amiga, that is in MULTISCAN or DBLPAL, or
something else, no LacePointer.

Those little problems, motivated me to program SleepingPointers.
After some time, SleepingPointers has born!

Now, animated busy pointers in hires is easy.

If i receive enough feedback, i will do a Prefs Program so that you
can load you favourite ANIMATION/ANIMBRUSH of a busy pointer and use
it!

OS3.0+

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/cdity/SleepingPointers/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
António Manuel Santos
QCD 1.1
Cd with CDPATH,pcd,cd ..,filereq,cd DF?:

With qcd you can not only match paths, but also assigns/volumes/devices,
e.g. loc*:cat* would be short for locale:catalogs. If more than one
path maches it will ask you which one you really meant. Whenever possible
it understands the Unix elements . .. ~ / ,though the Amiga syntax has
priority. You also have the ablility to set a CDPATH variable to show
the program where to look for your directories. Of course you can go
back to the directory where you where before (similar to the script S:PCD).
Finally you can also select the directory via filerequester.
It has the following template :
DIR,NOREQ/S,NOPAT/S,NOHARD/S,NOSOFT/S,NOUX/S,FREQ/S,
PCD=-/S,PPCD=--/S,WAIT/K/N

Requires OS2.0+

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/cli/QCD/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Frank Würkner
ZGIFDataType 39.16
Fast datatype for displaying GIF files.

A very fast GIF Datatype

Main features:

o	SPEED.  Try it, after using this you wont want to be without it!
o	Supports most gifs (only some esoteric, and mostly unused features
	of the GIF8?a standard have been ignored)
o	Uses async file reading for greater performance - on an A1200 will
	load a picture the same speed off of floppy as off of hard drive!
o	100% Assembly language, very optimised.
o	Custom chunky to planar conversion, that is reasonably fast
(a version using WritePixelLine8() runs about 50% the speed of
this version)
o	Now works with all 68000 series CPU's (i hope)
o	Now supports transparent gifs ('copy' a transparent gif from
multiview and then paste it as a bruch in DPaint - NEAT eh?)
o	Its FREE! (this is of course the best bit)


Main limitations: (hey, its not _perfect_ after all)

o	OM_WRITE BOOPSI method not yet implemented.  Expect this in a future
	release.
o	Only decodes pictures with a global colour table.  Most gif loaders
	do the same, and most writers write them.
o	Ignores any local colour tables (but still decodes picture).  Could
	lead to a bad palette.

OS 3.x

THIS VERSION:
39.16	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/dtype/ZGIFDataType/

OTHER VERSIONS:
39.13	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/util/dtype/ZGIFDataType/
39.7	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/util/dtype/ZGIFDataType/
39.3	FreshFish-Vol1:New/OS30/ZGIFDataType/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Michael Zucchi
C_dt 39.11
C datatype, highlights c/c++ keywords

This is a C Source data type for using in MultiView or similar programs.
It displays different parts of a C Source in different style and color,
like comments, keywords, basic types and cpp keywords!  This goes all
through a prefs file.  If you design a nice preference file, please
submit it to the author, so that anyone can use it!

THIS VERSION:
39.11	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/dtype/C_dt/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Stefan Ruppert
TIFF_dt 39.1b
TIFF datatype

This class is a sub-class of picture.class and is used to read
TIFF files.  It converts 24 bit images in 8 bit bitmaps, with
Floyd-steinberg dithering.

The present version supports TIFF 5.0 standard files.

Requires OS 3.0+

THIS VERSION:
39.1b	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/dtype/TIFF_dt/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Paolo Costabel
Font_dt 1.1
DataType for Amiga fonts

This package contains DataTypes picture subclass for loading and
displaying Amiga fonts.  It will load normal fonts, colour fonts
and outline fonts.  Configuration files allow user to customize
appearance of fonts.  Docs in AmigaGuide® format and Installer
script are included.

Requires OS 3.0+

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/dtype/Font_dt/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Michal Letowski
FileMaster 3.0ß2.2
Dirutil with internal multitasking

Complete rewrite of FileMaster 2.2.  Main features include:

	- Multitasking.  You can for example format, copy and view pictures
	  at the same time.
	- Screen size&mode requester
	- User selectable fonts for text, directory window and text viewer.
	- Window size gadget. Useful if FileMaster is opened on Workbench
	  or public screen.
	- 1-8 directory windows simultaneously on screen.
	- Full keyboard support.
	- JPEG image viewer built in Kickstart 3.0/68020 -version.
	- ShowPic, Show Asc/Hex, Hear, have buffered input.
	- Localizable
	- AGA support

FileMaster 3.0 comes in two versions:
one for Kickstart 2.04, Workbench 2.0 or better,
the other requires Kickstart 3.0, Workbench 3.0 and CPU 68020 or better.

Full AGA support and built-in JPEG viewer is only on Kickstart 3.0 version
of FileMaster 3.0

THIS VERSION:
3.0ß2.2	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/dir/FileMaster/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Toni Wilen
IRMaster 3.30
Use Amiga as an infrared remote

The IR-Master project consists of two software components
and a control hardware which is connected to the joystickport.
With this equipment you can control almost every device which
is supplied with an IR remote.

Requires OS2.x+, and hardware available from the authors

THIS VERSION:
3.30	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/misc/IR-Master/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.11	FreshFish-Vol9-1:New/util/misc/IRMaster/
2.6	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/IRMaster-2.6.lha
2.6	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/misc/IRMaster/
2.6	FreshFish-Vol6:New/util/misc/IRMaster/
2.6	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/util/IRMaster-2.6.lha
2.6	GoldFish-Vol2-2/BBS/util/IRMaster-2.6.lha
2.2	AmigaLibDisk993:IRMaster/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk943:IRMaster/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Jürgen Frank
Michael Watzl
LControl 1.52
Control cameras (LANC/5-Pin-ED) w/ Amiga

LControl is a program to control video cameras via
a special control hardware. The cameras must have
a LANC- (Sony compatible) or 5-Pin-Edit-interface
(Panasonic compatible).

For cameras with a LANC-interface there are
hardwares for the (internal) parallel and the
(internal) serial port of the Amgia. The solution
for the serial port needs much less CPU power. The
parallel port hardware offers a two camera option
- the software can swap between the two connected
cameras.

For cameras with a 5-Pin-Edit-interface
(Panasonic/Blaupunkt) there is a parallelport
hardware, too. (LControl becomes PControl).

LControl is a commodity and it has an ARexx port.
Therefore LControl can work in the background and
your camera can be "programmed" via ARexx.

Requires OS2.x+, and hardware available from the authors

THIS VERSION:
1.52	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/misc/LControl/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Juergen Frank
Michael Watzl
BootUte 2.5
System degrader

BootUte 2 is the latest (and greatest) degrader for the Amiga.
It can be run on any Amiga with Kickstart 2.04 or above.

Here is a summary of features :

o Any executable file can be run.
o Bootblocks can be run, saved, loaded etc.
o Limit amount of available fast memory.
o Limit amount of available chip memory.
o 'Fake' fast memory when real fast memory is not present.
o Clear all free memory before execution of the program or
bootblock.
o Chipset and display type 'emulation'.
o CPU/FPU 'emulation'
o Ability to change the mode of operation for data and/or
instruction caches.
o Allow setting of the VBR (Vector Base Register) to any area
of memory (providing the particular area of memory is not
currently being used)
o Ability to selectively disable floppy disk drives, CD-ROM
drives and/or the PCMCIA port.

Plus lots of other features.

Requires WB2.0+

THIS VERSION:
2.5	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/misc/BootUte/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Paul Toyne
InfraRexx 1.6a
Amiga as infrared remote control/slave

The InfraRexx software along with the InfraJoy hardware serve as an
ARexx-infrared interface, so your Amiga becomes a remote control
unit. Also, the other way around, you can control your Amiga using
a common infrared remote control unit.

Requires Kickstart 2.04 or higher and some hardware (plans included).

THIS VERSION:
1.6a	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/misc/InfraRexx/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.4	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/InfraRexx-1.4.lha
1.4	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/rexx/InfraRexx/
1.4	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/util/InfraRexx-1.4.lha
1.4	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/InfraRexx-1.4.lha
1.4	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/util/rexx/InfraRexx/
1.3	FreshFish-Vol6:New/util/rexx/InfraRexx/
1.3	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/util/InfraRexx-1.3.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Leon Woestenberg
Jeroen Steenblik
Memory_Monitory 1.03
Monitors the amount of memory in use.

Memory Monitor as the name suggests monitors then amount of
memory that is currently being used. The program Multi-tasks
so you can do other things while memory monitor is running.

THIS VERSION:
1.03	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/misc/Memory_Monitor/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
DCAT
Ascii-Send 3.3
Converts text file to input events

ASCII_SEND is a Tool, which can conver any given textfile to a stream
of InputEvents. These InputEvents are sent to the active Window or
(via the Arexx-Port of MUI_ASCSEND) any window you made the active
one.

It is a Commodity, in which you can assign a filename to a
(user-defined) hotkey. On pressing this key, the file is converted to
Inputevents.

There is also an InputEvent-Recorder (IREC) available, which does this
thing the backward way: it converts Keystrokes and Mousebuttons to a
textfile.

OS2.04+

THIS VERSION:
3.3	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/misc/ascsend/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Karlheinz Klingbeil
Where_K 1995A
Flexible file utilitiy

Where_k is the utility that tries to put almost everything you use at your
fingertips.

It plays music, sounds, shows pictures, reads text, alters task priorities,
launches programs, changes icons, catalogs disks, reads memory locations,
copies files, formats disks, creates file notes, reads library version numbers,
talks, displays an incredible amount of information, executes scripts, creates
files from directories, drops to the back to get out of your way, renames files,
locks devices, unarcs lha files, runs ed, shows ascii codes, has a screen blanker,
allows you to select a program to load upon booting, makes directories, runs
multiview, allows you to select programs such as the music player, sound player,
picture viewer, and text reader which the program will use as its' default.

There is much more to where_k as you will see as you read on. The above
description if far from complete.

WB3.0+
3.5 to 4 Mb of RAM
Narrator.device to use TALK.

THIS VERSION:
1995A	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/misc/Where_K/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Kenneth J. McCormick
VMM 3.1
Virtual memory for Amigas with MMU

VMM implements a virtual memory manager for Amigas with a 68040, 68030
or 68020+68851 processor.  A localized user interface to enter all
parameters and to disable certain tasks and load files from using
virtual memory is also provided.  For the user interface MUI 2.3 is
needed.

V3.0 includes the ability to swap out program code, memory tracking,
better MMU support, an ARexx port and some other new features.

Requires OS2.0+ and a 68030 or 68040 with a functional MMU or
68020+68851
At least 2 MB of RAM and a harddisk are recommended

THIS VERSION:
3.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/misc/VMM/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/util/misc/VMM/
2.1	FreshFish-Vol7:New/util/misc/VMM/
2.1	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/misc/VMM/
2.0	FreshFish-Vol6:New/util/misc/VMM/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Martin Apel
Scout 2.4
System Monitor

Scout is a tool that allows you to monitor your computer system. It
displays many different things -- like tasks, ports, assigns,
expansion boards, resident commands, interrupts, etc. -- and you
can perform some certain actions on them.

For example you can freeze tasks, close windows and screens, release
semaphores or remove locks, ports and interrupts.

Through AmiTCP it's also possible to use Scout as an TCP/IP service.

Since version 2.0 of Scout you can use nearly all implemented
functions through shell parameters. Therefore it's not necessary
to install MUI for using Scout, but you will need MUI, if you want
to use Scout with its graphical user interface.

Requires Kickstart 2.04

THIS VERSION:
2.4	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/moni/Scout/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.3	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/util/Scout-1.3.lha
1.3	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/Scout-1.3.lha
1.3	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/util/Scout-1.3.lha
1.3	FreshFish-Vol7:New/util/moni/Scout/
1.3	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/moni/Scout/
1.3	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/Scout-1.3.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Giftware

AUTHOR:
Andreas Gelhausen
P-Compress2 2.1
Compression program with 3 modes.

All the old facilities are in this version PLUS a completely new compress-
ion module: FastC.  You now have a choice of three modes:

FastC:  Compression and decompression much faster.  Efficiency only a
few % lower.

StandardC:  An excellent compromise between speed and efficiency for
most purposes.

SuperC: Slower than standard in both compression and decompression, but
a lot more efficient.

The latest version of P-Reader (V8.2) is fully compatable and System 1.3
machines can use this to decompress/read/display files compressed with any
of the three modes.

Like its predecessor it will compress single files, drawers or complete
disks, preserving disk and drawer structures.  Drawers and disks can be
copied from one place to another, selected files or classes of files being
compressed and the remainder just copied.  P-Compressed files, including
sounds, pictures and animations, can be displayed by P-Reader without prior
decompression, and P-Compressed texts can be loaded into and saved from
P-Writer (StandardC only).

THIS VERSION:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/pack/P-Compress2/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/util/P-Compress2-1.2.lha
1.2	FreshFish-Vol5:New/util/arc/P-Compress2/
1.2	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/P-Compress2-1.2.lha
1.2	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/util/P-Compress2-1.2.lha
1.2	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/arc/P-Compress2/
1.2	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/P-Compress2-1.2.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Chas A. Wyndham
PackIt 1.19
CLI frontend for PowerPacker + wildcards

PackIt is a CLI only program to replace the crunch and decrunch commands
that came with PowerPacker (Copyright Nico Francois).  PackIt features:  1)
Single command for crunching and decrunching 2) Automatic crunching or
decrunching of data files depending on whether it is allready crunched or
not.  3) Files can be encrypted, and passwords can be entered on the
command line or via a requester.  4) Will not crunch executables, unless
told to do so.  Note:  PackIt will only crunch the executables as a data
files you will not be able to run them.  5) Automatic replacement of source
file unless a destination is given.  6) Directories can be specified as a
destination, in that case files will be crunched/decrunched into that dir.
7) Allows use of wildcards to crunch/decrunch whole directories.  8)
Automatic adding and removing of .pp suffixes from data files.  9) Icon
files will not be crunched unless you want them to.  10) Default options
can now be stored in ENV:PackIt

Requires:
1) Workbench 2.0+
2) PowerPacker library v36+  (© Nico Francois) (included)

THIS VERSION:
1.19	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/pack/PackIt/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.18a	FreshFish-Jul94/BBS/util/PackIt-1.18a.lha
1.18a	FreshFish-Jul94/New/util/pack/PackIt/
37.110	FreshFish-Jul94/BBS/util/PackIt-37.110.lha
37.110	FreshFish-Mar94/New/util/pack/PackIt/
37.110	FreshFish-May94/BBS/Mar94/util/pack/PackIt.lha
37.110	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/Mar94/util/pack/PackIt.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Michael J Barsoom
Olt 1.2
PubScreen 'online' timer w/ARexx port

Displays an incremental counter on the default or specified public screen,
ideally suited for displaying total modem connect time.  Has an ARexx port.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/time/Olt/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Paul Huxham
TextClock 1.1
Configurable text/font digital clock

TextClock is yet another clock program with special features. It shows the
current time or date using your selected font and text format. The program
takes advantage of fast Compugraphic Font scaling. This means that the fonts
will look fine at all sizes and you will have very precise control over them.
It features On-line Help and many options.

WB2.0, WB2.1+ and Harddisk are recommended

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/time/TextClock/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Steffen Thorsen
VirusChecker 6.58
A memory/file/bootblock virus detector

A virus checker that can check memory, disk bootblocks, and all disk files
for signs of most known viruses.  Can remember nonstandard bootblocks that
you indicate are OK and not bother you about them again.  Includes an ARexx
port, supports SHI's Bootblock.library.  By using this library and its
brainfile you have the ability to add new Bootblock viruses as SHI releases
new brainfiles.

THIS VERSION:
6.58	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/virus/VirusChecker/

OTHER VERSIONS:
6.50	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/util/VirusChecker-6.50.lha
6.50	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.50	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/VirusChecker-6.50.lha
6.50	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.50	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.44	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.43	FreshFish-Sep94:New/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.41	FreshFish-May94:New/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.33	AmigaLibDisk935:VirusChecker/
6.30	AmigaLibDisk913:VirusChecker/
6.22	AmigaLibDisk825:VirusChecker/
6.06	AmigaLibDisk680:VirusChecker/
6.05	AmigaLibDisk669:VirusChecker/
5.30	AmigaLibDisk556:VirusChecker/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
John Veldthuis
VT 2.75
A comprehensive virus utility package.

A very good virus checker, however all the documentation is in
German.

THIS VERSION:
2.75	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/virus/VT/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.70	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/util/virus/VT/
2.68	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/util/virus/VT/
2.68	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/VT-2.68.lha
2.68	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/virus/VT/
2.68	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/VT-2.68.lha
2.68	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/util/VT-2.68.lha
2.68	FreshFish-Vol7:New/util/virus/VT/
2.68	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/util/virus/VT/
2.67	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/util/VT-2.67.lha
2.67	FreshFish-Vol6:New/util/virus/VT/
2.67	FreshFish-Vol6:Useful/dist/util/virus/VT/
2.65	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/util/VT-2.65.lha
2.65	FreshFish-Vol5:New/util/virus/VT/
2.65	FreshFish-Vol5:Useful/dist/util/virus/VT/

AUTHOR:
Heiner Schneegold
AntiCicloVir 2.4a
Link/File/BB/Validator/Memory virus elim

A link virus detector and exterminator.  Also detects other types of
viri.   This version recognizes:  188 Bootblock, 28 File, 15 Link,
7 Disk-Validator, 11 Trojans, and 17 Bombs.  Automatically checks each
inserted disk for boot block and disk-validator viruses.  Can scan all
files of a specified directory for known link viruses, and constantly
monitors memory and system vectors.  Now public domain and includes
source in assembler.

THIS VERSION:
2.4a	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/virus/AntiCicloVir/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.1	AmigaLibDisk611:AntiCicloVir/
1.1	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks600-619/Disk611/AntiCicloVir/
1.1	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d6xx/d611/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.1	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d6xx/d611/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.1	GoldFish2-Apr94:d6xx/d611/AntiCicloVir/
1.2	AmigaLibDisk648:AntiCicloVir/
1.2	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks640-659/Disk648/AntiCicloVir/
1.2	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d6xx/d648/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.2	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d6xx/d648/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.2	GoldFish2-Apr94:d6xx/d648/AntiCicloVir/
1.3	AmigaLibDisk664:AntiCicloVir/
1.3	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks660-679/Disk664/AntiCicloVir/
1.3	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d6xx/d664/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.3	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d6xx/d664/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.3	GoldFish2-Apr94:d6xx/d664/AntiCicloVir/
1.5	AmigaLibDisk710:AntiCicloVir/
1.5	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks700-719/Disk710/AntiCicloVir/
1.5	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d710/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.5	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d710/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.5	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d710/AntiCicloVir/
1.6	AmigaLibDisk733:AntiCicloVir/
1.6	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks720-739/Disk733/AntiCicloVir/
1.6	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d733/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.6	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d733/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.6	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d733/AntiCicloVir/
1.7	AmigaLibDisk815:AntiCicloVir/
1.7	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks800-819/Disk815/AntiCicloVir/
1.7	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks800-819/Disk815/AntiCicloVir/
1.7	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d815/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.7	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d815/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.7	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d815/AntiCicloVir/
1.8	AmigaLibDisk842:AntiCicloVir/
1.8	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks840-859/Disk842/AntiCicloVir/
1.8	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks840-859/Disk842/AntiCicloVir/
1.8	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d842/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.8	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d842/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.8	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d842/AntiCicloVir/
2.0	AmigaLibDisk865:AntiCicloVir/
2.0	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks860-879/Disk865/AntiCicloVir/
2.0	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks860-879/Disk865/AntiCicloVir/
2.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d865/AntiCicloVir.lha
2.0	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d865/AntiCicloVir.lha
2.0	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d865/AntiCicloVir/
2.1	AmigaLibDisk989:AntiCicloVir/
2.1	FreshFish-May94:BBS/AmigaLib/d989/AntiCicloVir.lha
2.1	FreshFish-May94:New/AmigaLibDisks/d989/AntiCicloVir/
2.1	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d989/AntiCicloVir.lha
2.1	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d989/AntiCicloVir.lha
2.1	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d989/AntiCicloVir/
1.6a	AmigaLibDisk767:AntiCicloVir/
1.6a	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks760-779/Disk767/AntiCicloVir/
1.6a	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d767/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.6a	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d767/AntiCicloVir.lha
1.6a	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d767/AntiCicloVir/
2.2a	FreshFish-Sep94:BBS/util/AntiCicloVir-2.2a.lha
2.2a	FreshFish-Sep94:New/util/virus/AntiCicloVir/
2.3a	AmigaLibDisk1014:Programs/AntiCicloVir/
2.3a	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/util/AntiCicloVir-2.3a.lha
2.3a	FreshFish-Vol7:New/util/virus/AntiCicloVir/
2.3a	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/virus/AntiCicloVir/
2.3a	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/AntiCicloVir-2.3a.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Matthias Gutt
VirusZII 1.16
AntiVirus utility with file decrunching

Release II of this popular virus detector.  The filechecker can decrunch
files for testing and the memory checker removes all known viruses
from memory without 'Guru Meditation' and checks memory for viruses
regularly.  VirusZ has easy to use intuitionized menus including keycuts
for both beginners and experienced users.

Requires OS2.0+

THIS VERSION:
1.16	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/virus/VirusZII/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.11	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/virus/VirusZII/
1.11	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/VirusZII-1.11.lha
1.07	FreshFish-May94:New/util/virus/VirusZ/
1.03	AmigaLibDisk989:VirusZII/
1.00	AmigaLibDisk948:VirusZII/
3.07	AmigaLibDisk902:VirusZ/
3.00	AmigaLibDisk820:VirusZ/
2.27	AmigaLibDisk786:VirusZ/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Georg Hörmann
ExtraInfo 1.1
Deluxe Replacement for WB2+ Info

ExtraInfo is a replacement for the Workbench "Information" function,
and adds a great deal of functionality on top. I wrote it because I
was sick of squinting at that tiny topaz-8 font in a window without
keyboard shortcuts that is Commodore's original offering. ExtraInfo
does *not* require OS3 like all the others, since I'm still getting by
with OS2. That does mean, however, that it doesn't patch the WBInfo()
library function: you have to run it like a normal program.\n
ExtraInfo uses the excellent BGUI library by Jan van den Baard to
provide font-sensitive, keyboard-controllable gadgets in a resizeable
window. You'll find the full package on AmiNet in directory dev/gui.\n
Version 1.1:\n
- Fixed Enforcer hits on File Info page.\n
- No longer disables paste button when tooltypes list is empty.\n
- Forgot to optimize - saves 1K.\n
Summary of Features:\n
o Can be started from Workbench or Shell.\n
o Edit tooltypes, with Insert, Toggle, Duplicate and Remove buttons.
Also arrange their order with Top, Bottom, Up and Down, and
cut/copy/paste them to/from the clipboard.\n
o Comprehensive file, volume and icon information.\n
o Displays file version ID strings and file type (using WhatIs
library, by Sylvain Rougier and Pierre Carrette, not included).\n
o Strip or add bitplanes to icon images - useful for reducing size of
icon file and eliminating image corruption in faulty icons.\n
o UnSnapshot icon position and swap pens 1 and 2 (black and white,
called "ReColor" in IconEdit).\n
o AppWindow support - drop icons on window to show info for them.
Also: drop icons on special image box to replace existing icon
imagery. It is also possible to add icons to files this way.\n
o AppIcon option, with user-definable imagery and placement.\n
o Opens on the default public screen, optionally on a named one.\n
o Font-sensitive gadget layout in resizeable windows using BGUI
library: uses the screen's default font. Option to override and
specify font.\n
o Option to specify tooltypes listview font.\n
o All gadgets have keyboard shortcuts.\n
o Installer script included.\n
o AmigaGuide documentation, available on-line.\n
o Locale support for presenting all text and messages in the user's
preferred language, plus option to override and specify language.\n

WB2.04+ (V37+), BGUI library V38+

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/wb/ExtraInfo/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Nick Christie
SystemPrefs 2.20
Preferences for CPU and RAMSEY

This is a preference editor for steering the processor caches,
RAMSEY, VBR and Audio Filter.

Main features:

- Font adaptive GUI
- Supports Instruction- and Data-Caches, Copyback, Write Allocate
- Supports RAMSEY FastMode (60ns RAM access --> SPEED! :-)
- Supports audio filter
- Supports VBR to Fast RAM
- Sets up while startup
- Comes with a nice preferences icon... :-)
- Does now even have an English guide :-)

Requires OS 2.04+, (opt. locale), 68010+ should be present

THIS VERSION:
2.20	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/wb/SystemPrefs/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Richard Körber
SetBuffers 1.28
GUI based AddBuffers with device info

SetBuffers is a simple tool for setting the amount of buffers
for each device in your system. It is a logical extension of
the addbuffers command.

Requires OS2.04+

THIS VERSION:
1.28	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/wb/SetBuffers/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
AUSTEX SOFTWARE
ICON_TOOLBOX 2.12
Manipulates/organizes icons.

Function List:

a. Create icons of any size and up to 256 colours from paint files.
Automatically works out the type of the icon. Double image icons
can be made from 2 pictures with totally different sizes and depths,
also you can manually position the 2 pictures relative to each other.
b. Smart window cleanup: much better than workbench's window cleanup.
The cleanup is always 100% tight: if there's a free slot, it will be
found! The positioning of icons is also more structured than that
of workbench. Many practical heuristics are enforced.
c. Mass produce zillions of icons (iconization) with many options.
d. Mass stretching of icons in a directory.
e. Mass palette remappings of icons.
f. Mass change of an icon default tool.
g. Convert an icons tool types to text file and vice versa.
h. Convert icons into paint files with a minimum of fuss.
i. Stretch icons. Perform 2 way stretch/shrink on an icon.
j. Tile a sphere with an icon or picture.
k. Remap an icon palette: for when you change your workbench palette.
l. Cut a smaller paint file (a brush) out of a bigger paint file.
m. Copy an icon to another object NOT necessarily of the same type.
n. Mass mapping of icons onto spheres.
o. Stretch a picture.
p. Tile a sphere with a picture.
q. Change the colour-palette/number-of-bitplanes/resolution of a
picture so that destination resembles source.
r. Switch the type of an icon: switch between garbage and directory,
switch between data file and programme file.
s. Implement the colours of a paint file onto the workbench screen.
t. Examine an icon: give info about an icon. Compared to Workbench info
the emphasis is on the icon rather than on the associated object.

THIS VERSION:
2.12	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/wb/ICON_TOOLBOX/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Richard Biswas
WBStartup+ 1.1
Provides more control over WBStartup

WBStartup+ does the following:

o  Lets you choose the order in which the startup programs run.
o  Lets you enable and disable the running of each program quickly.
o  Allows you to have access to Workbench while all of your
startup programs are being loaded.

OS3.0+

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/wb/WBStartup+/

DISTRIBUTION:
Cardware

AUTHOR:
John Hughes
Sort 1.37
Sorts ASCII-Files, many features

A cli-based text file sort utility.  Includes options for:
Ascending/descending sort; Limiting sort to a range of lines;
Case-sensitivity; Delete empty lines; Delete multiple occurences
of same line; Overwrite input file; Sort and write file in reverse
order of input; Join files and sort. Includes both English and
German binaries.

THIS VERSION:
1.37	FreshFish-Vol10:New/util/sys/Sort/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.36	FreshFish-Vol9-1:util/cli/Sort/
1.34	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/Sort-1.34.lha
1.34	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/cli/Sort/
1.34	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/Sort-1.34.lha
1.34	FreshFish-Vol7:New/util/cli/Sort/
1.34	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/util/Sort-1.34.lha
1.30	FreshFish-Vol6:New/util/cli/Sort/
1.30	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/util/Sort-1.30.lha
1.23	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/util/Sort-1.23.lha
1.23	FreshFish-Vol4:New/util/cli/Sort/
1.23	FreshFish-Vol4:BBS/May94/util/cli/Sort.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Rüdiger Werner
KingFisher 2.9
Aminet/FishDisk/CD-ROM Catalog Tool,BETA

A special purpose database system using a client-server architecture
to provide one or more client applications with simultaneous access to
one or more databases.  The server can maintain disk catalog databases
for Fred Fish's Fish Disk Library, the Fresh Fish CD-ROM library,
Aminet, your User Group disk collection, etc.\n
Creative use of this program does not limit it to cataloging software,
however: you could store recipes or auto mechanical parts in the
database, keep track of what books or tapes are in your library, store
information on articles for your research project, etc.\n
The client-server model allows access to the server by any client that
knows the message port interface (available to programmers) wherefore
client applications can offer any desired interface to the user:  the
standard GadTools, perhaps MUI, ARexx, a simple CLI, or whatever else
may be available.  Likewise, BBS software may choose to implement a
direct link to the KingFisher Server.\n
Functionality of the server provides for splitting databases over
multiple (removable) volumes, allowing one client access to more than
one database at the same time, evaluating complex search expressions,
formatting a record for output based on specific criteria, parsing
arbitrary input files for embedded records to be added to a database,
maintain multiple special or general purpose flags for each record to
mark for retrieval or removal, hide from searches, rebuilding a
database index (if damaged) etc.\n
Database handling has been optimized for simultaneous multi-user
access, with access arbitration, locking, and file-sharing part of the
design.\n
Software included is the KingFisher 2.0 Database Server and client software
using a fully resizable GadTools interface.  Future releases will include
clients with ARexx and MUI interfaces.\n
Registered users will receive technical support, notification of new
releases, a version without restriction on the number of simultaneous
clients, and programming information and support to access KingFisher
through its message port interface, and source code examples.

68000+, 100K free RAM, 100K free diskspace (without databases), KS2.04+

THIS VERSION:
2.9	FreshFish-Vol10:Tools/KingFisher/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.3	GoldFish-Vol2-1/Tools/KingFisher/
2.3	GoldFish-Vol2-2/Tools/KingFisher/
2.3	FreshFish-Vol7/Tools/KingFisher/
2.3	FreshFish-Vol6/Tools/KingFisher/
2.0ß18	FreshFish-Vol5:Tools/KingFisher/
2.0ß16	GoldFish1-Apr94:KingFisher/
2.0ß9	FreshFish-Vol4:Tools/KingFisher/
1.30	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d861/KingFisher/
1.30	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d861/KingFisher.lha
1.30	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d861/KingFisher.lha
1.30	FreshFish-Vol2:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks860-879/Disk861/KingFisher/
1.30	FreshFish-Vol1:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks860-879/Disk861/KingFisher/
1.30	AmigaLibDisk861:KingFisher/
1.15	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d808/KingFisher/
1.15	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d808/KingFisher.lha
1.15	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d808/KingFisher.lha
1.15	FreshFish-Vol1:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks800-819/Disk808/KingFisher/
1.15	FreshFish-Vol2:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks800-819/Disk808/KingFisher/
1.15	AmigaLibDisk808:KingFisher/
1.11	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d783/KingFisher/
1.11	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d783/KingFisher.lha
1.11	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d783/KingFisher.lha
1.11	FreshFish-Vol1:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks780-799/Disk783/KingFisher/
1.11	AmigaLibDisk783:KingFisher/
1.01	AmigaLibDisk837:AquaPack/
1.2	AmigaLibDisk705:FishCat/
1.1	AmigaLibDisk607:FishCat/
1.15	AmigaLibDisk559:Aquarium/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk417:MostCurrent/
1.12	AmigaLibDisk369:AQData/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk301:Aquarium/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware, Freely distributable

AUTHOR:
Udo Schuermann
PowerPlayer 4.1
User/System friendly module player

A very powerful, user friendly and system friendly module player.
It can handle nearly all module-formats, can read powerpacked &
xpk-packed modules and comes along with its own powerful cruncher
that uses the lh.library.  Has a simple to use userinterface and
an ARexx port, has locale-support and a nice installer script for
CBM's installer utility.  Binary only.

THIS VERSION:
4.1	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/mus/play/PowerPlayer/

OTHER VERSIONS:
4.0	AmigaLibDisk960:PowerPlayer/
3.9	AmigaLibDisk863:PowerPlayer/
3.4	AmigaLibDisk769:PowerPlayer/
3.0	AmigaLibDisk704:PowerPlayer/
2.7	AmigaLibDisk687:PowerPlayer/
2.1	AmigaLibDisk647:PowerPlayer/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Stephan Fuhrmann
MultiPlayer 1.32
Multitasking player for music modules

General-purpose multitasking player for music modules.  Supports over
20 Popular module formats such as Protracker and MED.

Provides volume, balance, and speed controls (with NTSC/PAL speed
presets), both master and per-module.

Allows you to build module "programs" which are played in random
order, in sequence, or only when you select them.  Allows you to load
and save these programs and use them like normal modules.

Allows module selection through two Workbench 2.0 AppWindows and
AppIcons.

Supports 2.0 commodities exchange so it can stay resident without any
windows, and you can pop it up with a hot key.

Provides four optional, individiually selectable "flashy" windows: a
standard note/volume spectrogram, a stereo waveform scope, a
four-channel scope, and a miniature scrolling note display (looks like
a tracker program, but you can't read the notes).

Auto-detaches from the CLI and uses a custom overlay system for
minimal memory usage.

Includes an ARexx port similar to that of RxTracker.

Compatible with any Amiga model, any processor, multitasks well, no
special memory requirements.

THIS VERSION:
1.32	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/mus/play/MultiPlayer/

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU General Public License

HiP 2.00
Multiformat module player, KS 1.2+

HippoPlayer (HiP) is a multiformat module player for the Amiga.  It works
perfectly under Kickstart 1.2 and has all the same and even more features
than the players requiring Kick2.0+ to run.

One main reason why I started making this program was that there were no
good Kick1.3 compatible players around, or I didn't know of one.  The other
reason was that my good friend Jarno Paananen (Guru/Sahara Surfers) made a
replay routine for Screamtracker ]I[ modules.

The aim was to make a good module player that works on every Amiga
configuration and has lot's of USEFUL features.  To achieve speed, little
size and memory usage, HiP is 100% assembler.

"Newcomers will run screaming away", as Nemesis1 stated.
At first HiP may seem complicated.  There's no familiar tapedeck symbols,
only some bits of text scattered around.  Learn to use HiP, it should be
worth the effort :)...

HiP has good support for Screamtracker ]I[, Fasttracker 1 & 2, Taketracker,
and Multitracker modules (from here onwards referred as PS3Ms), meaning
that you can listen them with a 68000 Amiga with listenable quality.  All
are played by the famous replayer by Guru.  HiP was the second program to
use the PS3M-routines after Guru's own player.


Some features:
· Screamtracker ]I[, Fasttracker 1 & 2, Taketracker, Multitracker, 1 to 32ch
· SID-emulation by Håkan Sundell & Ron Birk (works even on kick1.2)
· TFMX-modules, normal and the seven channel ones
· A bunch of 4-8 channel sample & synth music formats
· Easy to use, nice 3D-interface
· Keyboard control
· AppWindow
· ARexx
· Public screen support
· Internal multitasking
· Loads and decompresses XPK, FImp, PowerPacker, LhA, Zip and Gzip files
· Tested on:
A500/000, kickstart 1.2, 0.5+0.5m memory
A1200/030, kickstart 3.0, 2+4m memory (with enforcer)

HippoPlayer was/is developed on:
	- v1.00-v1.25	A500/010, kickstart 1.3/3.1, 1+2M memory, HD
	- v1.27-v1.40	A1200/020, kickstart 3.0, 2+0M memory, HD
	- v2.00-v?.??	A1200/030, kickstart 3.0, 2+4M memory, HD

Kickstart 1.2 or higher.
Requires reqtools.library

THIS VERSION:
2.00	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/mus/play/HippoPlayer/

AUTHOR:
Kari-Pekka Koljonen
DSound 1.50
Play 8SVX sound samples off hard drive.

A utility to play 8SVX sound samples directly off a hard drive.

THIS VERSION:
1.50	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/mus/play/DSound/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted by freely distributable

AUTHOR:
Dave Schreiber
Play16 1.5
Plays WAV, IFF, MAUD, etc, 14 bit output

Basically, Play16 is capable of playing uncompressed and _some_ compressed
soundfiles through Amiga's standard audio device or an increasing number of
alternative devices. If the actual resolution or playback rate exceeds that
of the Amiga hardware, realtime conversion is done so that the sound is
being played back correctly.

You can even play 16 bit / 44.1 kHz sounds, providing all parts of
your system can keep up with the high data transfer rate and lots
of calculations needed for this task. (In this case an accelerated
Amiga is recommended :-)

The two audio channels at each side can be linked to perform as a single
14 bit channel. Again, this swallows lots of computing power.

Anyway, my Amiga 3000-16MHz is fast enough to play an uncompressed soundfile
with full 44.1kHz/14bit output (productivity) directly from harddisk !!!

I don't want Play16 to be a program that plays each and every exotic format
that exists somewhere. However, I intend to support as many popular file
types as possible.

Features in brief
-----------------
- autodetects and plays several soundfiles, up to 16 bit / 56 kHz / stereo
- full Workbench support (but not Intuition and no GUI)
- always correct playback speed, even for sounds >28 kHz
- realtime playback from harddisk, optimized assembler routines
- optional 14 bit output (less noise but not as good as true 16 bit)
- automatic or manual audio filter control
- plays mono sounds on *both* channels, not only on the left one
- plays (and loops) files that are larger than memory
- preloading for exactly timed start of playback
- fast uLaw decompression
- system friendly audio channel allocation
- optionally dump the output into a file (can be used to convert sounds)
- supported Filetypes are:

* Microsoft RIFF-WAVE  (.WAV)  mono / stereo, 8 / 16 bit, linear / uLaw
* Creative Voice File  (.VOC)  mono / stereo, 8 / 16 bit, linear
* Sun/NeXT Audio       (.AU)   mono / stereo, 8 / 16 bit, linear / uLaw
* MacroSystem MAUD     (.MAUD) mono / stereo, 8 / 16 bit, linear / uLaw
* Apple/SGI/Amiga AIFF (.AIFF) mono / stereo, 8 / 16 bit, linear
* Amiga IFF-8SVX       (.IFF)  mono / stereo, 8      bit, linear / FibDelta
* Any raw sound data as long as it matches one of the following:
-  8 bit signed
-  8 bit unsigned
- 16 bit signed, Intel format    (LSB first)
- 16 bit signed, Motorola format (MSB first)

	- supported output devices are:

* Native Amiga chipset (Paula)  8 bit
* Native Amiga chipset (Paula) 14 bit
* Native Amiga chipset (Paula) 14 bit calibrated (Christian Buchner)
* MacroSystem Maestro Pro      16 bit 44.1kHz and 48kHz only
* IFF-8SVX file dump            8 bit

THIS VERSION:
1.5	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/mus/play/Play16/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but freely redistributable.

AUTHOR:
Thomas Wenzel
accelerators-hardware
Reviews of accelerator products

Reviews of accelerator products:

	68000's faster than 7 MHz
	68010
	68020
	68030
	68040
	etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/accelerators/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
audio-hardware
Reviews of audio hardware products

Reviews of audio hardware products:

	Digitizers
	MIDI interfaces
	Sound boards
	Speakers

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/audio/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
cd-rom-hardware
Reviews of CD-ROM related products

Reviews of CD-ROM related products:

	CD-ROM drives.
	Commodore CD-ROM machines (CDTV, CD32, etc.)

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/cd-rom/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
computers-hardware
Reviews of Amiga computers.

Reviews of Amiga computers.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/computers/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
modems-hardware
Reviews of modems.

Reviews of modems.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/modems/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
copiers-hardware
Reviews of disk copying hardware.

Reviews of disk copying hardware products.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/copiers/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
datacomm-hardware
Reviews of modems and FAXmodems.

Reviews of modems and FAXmodems.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/datacomm/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
debug-hardware
Reviews of hardware debugging aids.

Reviews of hardware debugging aids.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/debug/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
emulation-hardware
Reviews of hardware emulators.

Reviews of hardware products for emulating other computers:

	PC
	Macintosh
	etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/emulation/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
graphics-hardware
Reviews of graphics hardware

Reviews of graphics hardware:

	Animation accelerators
	Graphics cards
	Video digitizers
	etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/graphics/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
ide-hardware
Reviews of IDE disk controllers.

Reviews of IDE disk controllers.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/ide/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
input-devices-hardware
Reviews of input devices

Reviews of input devices:

	Gamepads
	Joysticks
	Keyboards
	Mice
	Trackballs

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/input-devices/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
memory-hardware
Reviews of memory products

Reviews of memory products:

	RAM
	RAM boards

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/memory/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
monitors-hardware
Reviews of computer monitors.

Reviews of computer monitors.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/monitors/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
IO-ports-hardware
Reviews of hardware IO products.

Reviews of hardware devices with input/output ports, such as:

	Multi-serial boards
	Multi-parallel boards
	Ethernet boards
	ARCnet boards

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/ports/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
power-hardware
Reviews of power supplies, etc.

Reviews of power supplies, uninterruptable power supplies (UPS), etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/power/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
projects-hardware
Reviews of hardware projects.

Reviews of hardware projects.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/projects/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
rom-switchers
Reviews of ROM-switcher devices.

Reviews of ROM-switcher devices that allow an Amiga to run several different
operating system versions.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/rom-switchers/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
scsi-hardware
Reviews of SCSI host adapters.

Reviews of SCSI host adapters.
Hard drive reviews are in the "../storage" subdirectory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/scsi/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
storage-hardware
Reviews of storage devices.

Reviews of hard drives and other storage devices.
CD-ROM drive reviews are in the ../cd-rom directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/hardware/storage/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
april-fools
April Fools jokes from 1993.

These "reviews" are April Fools jokes from 1993, all written by
Daniel Barrett, barrett@cs.umass.edu.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/other-reviews/april-fools/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
books-reviews
Reviews of Amiga-related books.

Reviews of Amiga-related books.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/other-reviews/books/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
magazines-reviews
Reviews of Amiga-related magazines.

Reviews of Amiga-related magazines.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/other-reviews/magazines/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
shows-reviews
Reviews of Amiga shows and conferences.

Reviews of Amiga shows and conferences.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/other-reviews/shows/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
vendors-reviews
Reviews of Amiga vendors.

Reviews of Amiga stores and mailorder vendors.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/other-reviews/vendors/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
confer-reviews
Reviews of conferences.

Reviews of conferences.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/other-reviews/conferences/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
humor-reviews
Reviews with a humorous basis.

Reviews with a humorous basis.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/other-reviews/humor/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
amigados-reviews
Reviews of AmigaDOS versions.

Reviews of AmigaDOS versions.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/amigados/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
audio-software
Reviews of audio software.

Reviews of audio software products, such as:

	MIDI software
	MODs and Trackers
	Notation programs
	Sampling software

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/audio/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
business-software
Reviews of business software.

Reviews of business software.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/business/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
calendar-software
Reviews of calendar/reminder programs.

Reviews of calendar/reminder programs.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/calendar/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
cd-rom-software
Reviews of CD-ROM software products

Reviews of CD-ROM software products:

	CD-ROM discs
	CD-ROM filesystems

Some of these files are links to reviews of other Amiga products (like games)
that happen to appear on CD-ROM.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/cd-rom/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
database-software
Reviews of databases.

Reviews of databases.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/database/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
datacomm-software
Reviews of communications software.

Reviews of telecommunications software products:

	Terminal emulators
	FAX software
	Voice mail
	UUCP
	Networking software
	etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/datacomm/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
disk-software
Reviews of disk-related products

Reviews of disk-related products:

	Backup programs
	Directory programs, disk organizing programs
	Disk repair programs
	Software caches
	Virtual memory

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/disk/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
gag-software
Reviews of funny or strange software.

Reviews of funny or strange software.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/gag/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
games-software
Reviews of games.

Reviews of games.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/games/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
graphics-software
Reviews of graphics software

Reviews of graphics software:

	3-D graphics
	Animation programs
	CAD
	Morphing
	Paint programs
	Picture viewers
	Ray tracing
	Video software
	X window system

Multimedia programs are in the "../multimedia" subdirectory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/graphics/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
multimedia-software
Reviews of multimedia software.

Reviews of multimedia software.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/multimedia/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
printing-software
Reviews of printing products.

Reviews of printer drivers and printing software.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/printing/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
programmer-tools
Reviews of programming software

Reviews of programming software:

	Assemblers
	Compilers
	Interpreters
	Languages
	Programming environments
	Function libraries

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/programmer/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
science-software
Reviews of scientific software

Reviews of scientific software:

	Astronomy
	Chemistry
	Mathematics
	Physics
	etc.

The file "morphine.iff" is an IFF image that goes with the review of
"MoG" in this directory.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/science/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
shell-reviews
Reviews of shells and CLI's.

Reviews of command-line interfaces (shells).

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/shell/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
text-reviews
Reviews of text processing software

Reviews of text processing software:

	Text editors
	Word processors
	Outline processors
	Spelling and grammar checkers
	TeX and other typesetting software

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/text/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
unix-reviews
Reviews of UNIX related products.

Reviews of UNIX-related products for Amigas:

	UNIX implementations
	Software that runs under Amiga UNIX implementations

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/reviews/software/unix/

AUTHOR:
Various; maintained by Daniel Barrett
NDUK-V37 37
Partial CBM Native Developer Update Kit

Portions of the Commodore Native Developer Update Kit that can be
licensed for separate distribution.  Includes the "fd" files,
libraries, startups, "C include" files, and tools.  Does not include
the autodocs.  This material copyright by Commodore-Amiga Inc, is
included under license from Commodore, and has restricted distribution
conditions.  It is allowed to make copies from the CD-ROM for personal
use but not for redistribution.  See the files included with the
distribution for further details.

THIS VERSION:
37	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/cbm/NDUK/NDUK-V37/

OTHER VERSIONS:
37	FreshFish-Dec93:Useful/dist/cbm/V37/
37	FFMCD01:Useful/dist/cbm/V37/

DISTRIBUTION:
Commercial

AUTHOR:
Commodore-Amiga Inc.
NDUK-V39 39
Partial CBM Native Developer Update Kit

Portions of the Commodore Native Developer Update Kit that can be
licensed for separate distribution.  Includes the "fd" files,
libraries, startups, "C include" files, and tools.  Does not include
the autodocs.  This material copyright by Commodore-Amiga Inc, is
included under license from Commodore, and has restricted distribution
conditions.  It is allowed to make copies from the CD-ROM for personal
use but not for redistribution.  See the files included with the
distribution for further details.

THIS VERSION:
39	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/cbm/NDUK/NDUK-V39/

OTHER VERSIONS:
39	FreshFish-Dec93:Useful/dist/cbm/V39/
39	FFMCD01:Useful/dist/cbm/V39/
37	FreshFish-Dec93:Useful/dist/cbm/V37/
37	FFMCD01:Useful/dist/cbm/V37/

DISTRIBUTION:
Commercial

AUTHOR:
Commodore-Amiga Inc.
NDUK-V40 40
Partial CBM Native Developer Update Kit

Portions of the Commodore Native Developer Update Kit that can be
licensed for separate distribution.  Includes the "fd" files,
libraries, startups, "C include" files, and tools.  Does not include
the autodocs.  This material copyright by Commodore-Amiga Inc, is
included under license from Commodore, and has restricted distribution
conditions.  It is allowed to make copies from the CD-ROM for personal
use but not for redistribution.  See the files included with the
distribution for further details.

THIS VERSION:
40	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/cbm/NDUK/NDUK-V40/

OTHER VERSIONS:
39	FreshFish-Dec93:Useful/dist/cbm/V39/
39	FFMCD01:Useful/dist/cbm/V39/
37	FreshFish-Dec93:Useful/dist/cbm/V37/
37	FFMCD01:Useful/dist/cbm/V37/

DISTRIBUTION:
Commercial

AUTHOR:
Commodore-Amiga Inc.
CManual 3.0
Amiga programming documents and examples

A 5 disk distribution of one of the largest collections of documents,
examples, and utilities in C for the Amiga.  It consists of six
manuals, with more than 40 chapters, 175 fully executable examples
complete with source code, and several utilities and other goodies.

The manuals describe how to open and work with Screens, Windows,
Graphics, Gadgets, Requesters, Alerts, Menus, IDCMP, Sprites,
VSprites, AmigaDOS, Low Level Graphics Routines, etc.  They also
explain how to use your C Compiler and give you important information
about how the Amiga works and how your programs should be designed.
When unpacked, the manuals and examples nearly fill up twelve standard
Amiga floppies.

THIS VERSION:
3.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/dev/c/CManual/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.0	AmigaLibDisk695:CManual/
3.0	AmigaLibDisk694:CManual/
3.0	AmigaLibDisk693:CManual/
3.0	AmigaLibDisk692:CManual/
3.0	AmigaLibDisk691:CManual/
2.0	AmigaLibDisk457:CManual/
2.0	AmigaLibDisk456:CManual/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk337:CManual/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Anders Bjerin
RKRM ?.?
Source and executables from 3rd ed. RKM

A distribution of complete source code and executables of all the
examples in the third edition Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manuals,
published by Addison-Wesley.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/dev/c/RKRM/

OTHER VERSIONS:
?.?	AmigaLibDisk741:RKRM_Devices/
?.?	AmigaLibDisk741:RKRM_Lib1/
?.?	AmigaLibDisk741:RKRM_Lib2/
?.?	AmigaLibDisk741:RKRM_Lib3/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Commodore CATS
Enforcer 37.62
Tool to monitor illegal memory access.

A tool to monitor illegal memory access for 68020/68851, 68030, and
68040 CPUs.  This is a completely new Enforcer from the original idea
by Bryce Nesbitt.  It contains many new and wonderful features and
options and no longer contains any exceptions for specific software.
Enforcer can now also be used with CPU or SetCPU FASTROM or most any
other MMU-Kick- start-Mapping tool.  Major new output options such as
local output, stdout, and parallel port.  Highly optimized to be as
fast as possible.

V37 of the OS or better and an MMU.

THIS VERSION:
37.62	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/dev/debug/Enforcer/

OTHER VERSIONS:
37.60	GoldFish2-Apr94:d10xx/d1000/Enforcer/
37.60	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d10xx/d1000/Enforcer.lha
37.60	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d10xx/d1000/Enforcer.lha
37.60	FreshFish-May94:New/AmigaLibDisks/d1000/Enforcer/
37.60	FreshFish-May94:BBS/AmigaLib/d1000/Enforcer.lha
37.60	AmigaLibDisk1000:Enforcer/
37.55	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d950/Enforcer/
37.55	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d950/Enforcer.lha
37.55	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Useful/dev/debug/Enforcer.lha
37.55	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d950/Enforcer.lha
37.55	FreshFish-May94:Useful/dist/dev/debug/Enforcer/
37.55	FreshFish-Mar94:Useful/dist/dev/debug/Enforcer/
37.55	FreshFish-Jul94:Useful/dist/dev/debug/Enforcer/
37.55	FreshFish-Jul94:BBS/dev/Enforcer-37.55.lha
37.55	FreshFish-Dec93:New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk950/Enforcer/
37.55	AmigaLibDisk950:Enforcer/
37.52	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d912/Enforcer/
37.52	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d912/Enforcer.lha
37.52	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d912/Enforcer.lha
37.52	FreshFish-Oct93:New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk912/Enforcer/
37.52	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks900-919/Disk912/Enforcer/
37.52	AmigaLibDisk912:Enforcer/
37.28	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d800/Enforcer/
37.28	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d800/Enforcer.lha
37.28	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d800/Enforcer.lha
37.28	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks800-819/Disk800/Enforcer/
37.28	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks800-819/Disk800/Enforcer/
37.28	AmigaLibDisk800:Enforcer/
37.26	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d773/Enforcer/
37.26	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d773/Enforcer.lha
37.26	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d773/Enforcer.lha
37.26	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks760-779/Disk773/Enforcer/
37.26	AmigaLibDisk773:Enforcer/
2.8b	GoldFish2-Apr94:d6xx/d658/Enforcer/
2.8b	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d6xx/d658/Enforcer.lha
2.8b	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d6xx/d658/Enforcer.lha
2.8b	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks640-659/Disk658/Enforcer/
2.8b	AmigaLibDisk658:Enforcer/
2.6f	GoldFish2-Apr94:d4xx/d474/Enforcer/
2.6f	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d4xx/d474/Enforcer.lha
2.6f	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d4xx/d474/Enforcer.lha
2.6f	AmigaLibDisk474:Enforcer/
?.?	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d754/Enforcer/
?.?	GoldFish2-Apr94:d4xx/d454/Enforcer/
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d754/Enforcer.lha
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d4xx/d454/Enforcer.lha
?.?	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d754/Enforcer.lha
?.?	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d4xx/d454/Enforcer.lha
?.?	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks740-759/Disk754/Enforcer/
?.?	AmigaLibDisk754:Enforcer/
?.?	AmigaLibDisk454:Enforcer/

AUTHOR:
Michael Sinz
MungWall 37.64
Watches for illegal FreeMem's

Munges memory and watches for illegal FreeMem's.  Especially useful in
combination with Enforcer.  The output can go to either the serial or
parallel port.  Includes a new MungList program that examines used
memory areas for MungWall tag info, and outputs a list of who owns the
various pieces of allocated memory, their sizes, etc.  Can even
identify the owner of the memory by task name.

THIS VERSION:
37.64	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/dev/debug/MungWall/

OTHER VERSIONS:
37.58	AmigaLibDisk800:MungWall/
37.54	AmigaLibDisk707:MungWall/
37.52	AmigaLibDisk699:MungWall/
37.51	AmigaLibDisk659:MungWall/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Commodore Amiga; submitted by Carolyn Scheppner
Sushi 37.10
Intercept and display output of KPrintf

A tool to intercept the raw serial output of Enforcer 2.8b, MungWall,
Enforcer.megastack 26.f, and all other tool and application debugging
output that uses kprintf.  This makes it possible to use serial
debugging on a single Amiga, without interfering with attached serial
hardware such as modems and serial printers.  Sushi also provides
optional signalling and buffer access to an external display/watcher
program.

THIS VERSION:
37.10	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/dev/debug/Sushi/

OTHER VERSIONS:
37.10	AmigaLibDisk950:Sushi/
37.7	AmigaLibDisk733:Sushi/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Carolyn Scheppner
CodeWatcher 1.4
Keeps track of allocated resources.

Launches programs and keeps track of all invisible allocated resources. Produces
a report of all resources that were used and those that were nor freed, on exit.

This program was developed by Michael Plitkins, programmer of Caligary. He made
CodeWatcher freely available a long time ago in BIX, but it still is a program
that every programmer should use.

THIS VERSION:
1.4	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/dev/debug/CodeWatcher/

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Michael Plitkins
AmigaE 3.2a
An Amiga specific E compiler

E is a powerful and flexible object oriented / procedural / unpure
functional higher programming language, mainly influenced by
languages such as C++, Ada, Lisp etc., and Amiga E a very fast
compiler for it, with features such as speed of >20000 lines/minute
on a 7 Mhz amiga, inline assembler and linker integrated into
compiler, large set of integrated functions, great module concept
with v40 includes as modules, flexible type-system, quoted
expressions, immediate and typed lists, parametric and inclusion
polymorphism, exception handling, inheritance, data-hiding,
methods, multiple return values, default arguments, register
allocation, fast memory management, unification, LISP-Cells,
gui-toolkit, (macro-) preprocessor, very intuitive and powerful
source-level debugger, easy .library linking, and much more...

THIS VERSION:
3.2a	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/dev/e/AmigaE/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.0a	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/dev/Amiga_E-3.0a.lha
3.0a	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/dev/e/Amiga_E/
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/dev/e/Amiga_E/
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/dev/Amiga_E-3.0a.lha
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol6:Useful/dist/dev/e/Amiga_E/
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol6:New/dev/e/Amiga_E/
3.0a	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/dev/Amiga_E-3.0a.lha
2.1b	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/Useful/dev/e/Amiga_E.lha
2.1b	FreshFish-Vol5:Useful/dist/dev/e/Amiga_E/
2.1b	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/dev/Amiga_E-2.1b.lha
2.1b	FreshFish-Vol4:Useful/dist/dev/e/Amiga_E/
2.1b	FreshFish-Vol3:Useful/dist/dev/e/Amiga_E/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Wouter van Oortmerssen
MUI 2.3
Create and maintain user interfaces.

MUI is an object oriented system to create and maintain graphical user
interfaces. From a programmers point of view, using MUI saves a lot of
time and makes life much easier. Thinking about complicated terms like
window resizing or font sensitivity is simply not neccesary.\n
On the other hand, users of MUI based applications have the ability to
customize nearly every pixel of a programs interface according to their
personal taste.\n
This distribution is interesting for both, users and programmers. Please
have a look at the supplied demo programs and at the documentation to
see what MUI has to offer.\n
MUI is an SASG (Standardized Amiga Shareware Group) product.

Requires WB2.0 (V37). Localization works only with WB2.1 (V38) and above.
Takes advantage of new WB3.x features. Harddisk with at least 2 MB free space
recommended.

THIS VERSION:
2.3	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/dev/gui/MUI/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.2	GoldFish-Vol2-1/Files/dev/gui/MUI/
2.2	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/dev/gui/MUI/
2.1	FreshFish-Jul94:BBS/dev/MUI-2.1.lha
2.1	FreshFish-Jul94:New/dev/gui/MUI/
2.1	FreshFish-Jul94:Useful/dist/dev/gui/MUI/
2.0	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d968/MUI_dev/
2.0	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d967/MUI_usr/
2.0	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d968/MUI_dev.lha
2.0	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d967/MUI_usr.lha
2.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Useful/dev/gui/MUI.lha
2.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Mar94/dev/gui/MUI.lha
2.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d968/MUI_dev.lha
2.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d967/MUI_usr.lha
2.0	FreshFish-May94:Useful/dist/dev/gui/MUI/
2.0	FreshFish-May94:BBS/Mar94/dev/gui/MUI.lha
2.0	FreshFish-Mar94:Useful/dist/dev/gui/MUI/
2.0	FreshFish-Mar94:New/dev/gui/MUI/
2.0	AmigaLibDisk968:MUI_dev/
2.0	AmigaLibDisk967:MUI_usr/
1.3	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Oct93/Develop/MUI.lha
1.3	FreshFish-Mar94:Old/Oct93/Develop/MUI/
1.3	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/Develop/MUI/
1.3	FreshFish-Oct93:New/Develop/MUI/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Stefan Stuntz
ACE 2.35
FreeWare Amiga BASIC compiler + extras

ACE is a FreeWare Amiga BASIC compiler which, in conjunction with A68K
and Blink produces standalone executables.

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

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

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

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

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

THIS VERSION:
2.35	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/dev/basic/ACE/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.0	AmigaLibDisk969:ACE/
2.0	FreshFish-Jul94:BBS/dev/ACE-2.0.lha
2.0	FreshFish-Jul94:Useful/dist/dev/lang/ACE/
2.0	FreshFish-Mar94:New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk969/ACE/
2.0	FreshFish-Mar94:Useful/dist/dev/lang/ACE/
2.0	FreshFish-May94:Useful/dist/dev/lang/ACE/
2.0	FreshFish-Sep94:BBS/dev/ACE-2.0.lha
2.0	FreshFish-Sep94:Useful/dist/dev/lang/ACE/
2.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d969/ACE.lha
2.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Useful/dev/lang/ACE.lha
2.0	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d969/ACE.lha
2.0	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d969/ACE/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
David Benn
Oberon-A 1.6
A freely-distributable Oberon-2 compiler

Oberon-A is a freely-distributable Oberon-2 compiler. Oberon-2 is a
modern object-oriented language designed by Niklaus Wirth, the creator
of Pascal and Modula-2, and Hanspeter Mössenböck. Oberon-A is an
implementation of the language for the Amiga computer, ported from a
compiler written by Niklaus Wirth.

THIS VERSION:
1.6	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/dev/obero/Oberon-A/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.5.3	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.5.3.lha
1.5.3	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/dev/obero/Oberon-A/
1.4ß	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.4ß.lha
1.4ß	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/dev/obero/Oberon-A/
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.4ß.lha
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.4ß.lha
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/dev/obero/Oberon-A/
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/dev/obero/Oberon-A/
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.4ß.lha
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol6:New/dev/obero/Oberon-A/
1.4ß	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/dev/Oberon-A-1.4ß.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Frank Copeland
OEL by Johan Ferreira
StackMon 1.3
Monitors stack usage of programs

When run StackMon presents a list of all the tasks and processes currently
running. The list is sorted alphabetically, with processes before tasks.
This list is not updated automatically, as constructing this list requires
suspension of multitasking. If you run a program you want to monitor after
starting StackMon, click on the 'Update list' gadget so that it appears in
the list.

If the program you want to monitor was run from the Workbench, its name will
be that of the icon; if run from the shell the name is the exact name typed
into the shell, with path.

Click on the program you wish to monitor and StackMon will begin monitoring.
The display consists of numbers and a fuel gauge showing the current stack
use relative to the size of the stack. The numbers are:

Current: This is the amount of stack in use when the program was last
	 monitored.
Largest: The largest recorded stack ever in use by this program.
Stack  : The stack allocated for this program.

OS 2.04+

THIS VERSION:
1.3	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/dev/moni/StackMon/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
David Kinder
SCSIUtil 2.02
Send SCSI commands & read digital audio.

This program can send commands to a SCSI device. Supported commands are:

read capacity, reading of digital audio from Apple CD-300/Sony/Toshiba CD-ROM
drives, change medium, inquiry, read CD-ROM data block address header,
allow/prevent medium removal, start/stop motor, mode sense, play audio track,
read sector, seek, display TOC of a CD, read CD-sub-channel, set output volume
of a CD.

This is a corrected archive of version 2.02 with all the files intact (the
previous archive contained an incorrect SCSI_Priv.h)

THIS VERSION:
2.02	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/disk/cdrom/SCSIUtil/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Gary Duncan
Heiko Rath
AmiCDROM 1.15
ISO-9660 standard CDROM filesystem

AmiCDROM is a CDROM disk filing system for the Commodore Amiga.
It supports the ISO-9660 standard, the Rock Ridge Interchange
Protocol and the Macintosh HFS format.

The CDROM drive is mounted as a DOS device (e.g. CD0:).  You can
access files and directories on a CDROM disk by the usual syntax,
e.g. "type cd0:foo/readme.txt".

THIS VERSION:
1.15	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/disk/cdrom/AmiCDROM/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.13	FreshFish-Nov94:New/disk/AmiCDROM/
1.12	FreshFish-Sep94:BBS/disk/AmiCDROM-1.12.lha
1.12	FreshFish-Sep94:New/disk/cdrom/AmiCDROM/
1.12	FreshFish-Sep94:Useful/dist/disk/cdrom/AmiCDROM/
1.11	FreshFish-Jul94:BBS/disk/AmiCDROM-1.11.lha
1.11	FreshFish-Jul94:New/disk/cdrom/AmiCDROM/
1.11	FreshFish-Jul94:Useful/dist/disk/cdrom/AmiCDROM/
1.10	FreshFish-May94:BBS/May94/disk/cdrom/AmiCDROM.lha
1.10	FreshFish-May94:New/disk/cdrom/AmiCDROM/
1.10	FreshFish-May94:Useful/dist/disk/cdrom/AmiCDROM/
1.9	FreshFish-Mar94:Useful/dist/disk/cdrom/AmiCDROM/
1.9	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS:Useful/disk/cdrom/AmiCDROM.lha
1.7	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d935/AmiCDROM.lha
1.7	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d935/AmiCDROM/
1.7	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d935/AmiCDROM.lha
1.7	FreshFish-Dec93:New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk935/AmiCDROM/
1.7	AmigaLibDisk935:AmiCDROM/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Frank Munkert
mkisofs 1.00.7
Simple ISO-9660 pre-mastering utility.

A pre-mastering program to generate an ISO-9660 filesystem.  It takes
a snapshot of a given directory tree, and generates a binary image
which will correspond to an ISO-9660 filesystem when written to a
block device.

It is also capable of generating the System Use Sharing Protocol
records specified by the Rock Ridge Interchange Protocol.  This is
used to further describe the files in the ISO-9660 filesystem to a
unix host, and provides information such as longer filenames, uid/gid,
posix permissions, and block and character devices.

Each file written to the ISO-9660 filesystem must have a filename in
the 8.3 format (8 characters, period, 3 characters, all upper case),
even if Rock Ridge is in use.  This filename is used on systems that
are not able to make use of the Rock Ridge extensions (such as
MS-DOS), and each filename in each directory must be different from
the other filenames in the same directory.

mkisofs generally tries to form correct names by forcing the unix
filename to upper case and truncating as required, but often times
this yields unsatisfactory results when there are cases where the
truncated names are not all unique.  mkisofs assigns weightings to
each filename, and if two names that are otherwise the same are found
the name with the lower priority is renamed to have a 3 digit number
as an extension (where the number is guaranteed to be unique).  An
example of this would be the files foo.bar and foo.bar.~1~ - the file
foo.bar.~1~ would be written as FOO.000;1 and the file foo.bar would
be written as FOO.BAR;1.  "path" is the path of the directory tree to
be copied into the ISO-9660 filesystem.

(AmigaDOS Note: The AmigaDOS port relaxes the above restrictions to
produce ISO-9660 level 2 compatible ISO images)

THIS VERSION:
1.00.7	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/disk/cdrom/mkisofs/

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Eric Youngdale
Frank Munkert
SuperDuper 3.13
High-speed disk copier and formatter

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

Requires OS 2.0+

THIS VERSION:
3.13	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/disk/copy/SuperDuper/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.1	AmigaLibDisk979:SuperDuper/
3.0	AmigaLibDisk903:SuperDuper/
2.02	AmigaLibDisk753:SuperDuper/
2.01	AmigaLibDisk590:SuperDuper/
2.0	AmigaLibDisk561:SuperDuper/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk488:SuperDuper/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Sebastiano Vigna
BTNTape 3.0
A 'Better-Than-Nothing' scsi tape driver

The "Better Than Nothing" SCSI tape device handler.  It provides flat-file
access to a SCSI tape drive from application programs using simple calls to
DOS or C library I/O functions.  It can also be used with the Amiga TAR
utility for disk backups.  It uses your existing SCSI adapter's device
driver for access to the bus.  This version fixes a number of bugs and
includes several new features including file number tracking and append-only
and read-only safety modes.

THIS VERSION:
3.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/disk/misc/BTNtape/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.1	AmigaLibDisk558:BTNTape/
2.0	AmigaLibDisk471:BTNTape/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk392:BTNTape/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Robert Rethemeyer
Flat 1.3
Handler for block-mapped filing devices

A filing system handler which implements block-mapped filing devices
such as available under Un*x.  Read and write calls are mapped to
low-level system IO operations which allow to treat devices such as
df0:, dh0:, rad:, etc. as big data files.  These `virtual' files can
be copied, read and written just like any standard AmigaDOS file.  It
is even possible to copy a whole disk with the CLI `Copy' command or
to archive disks with LhArc and the like.  Written as a supplement for
the Amiga `tar' program.

THIS VERSION:
1.3	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/disk/misc/Flat/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.3	AmigaLibDisk535:Flat/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Olaf `Olsen' Barthel
SCSIMounter 2.03
Mount/unmount partitions without reboot.

Most owners of removable media SCSI drives are stuck with the problem
that their software doesn't handle disk changes correctly.
For example, the current Commodore implementation doesn't mount the
partitions on a removable media SCSI drive (e.g. SyQuest or Ricoh)
when there was no cartridge in the drive at boot time.

Even worse, after another cartridge with a different Rigid Disk Block
(i.e. a different partition table) has been inserted, the system
gets totally confused and reports read/write errors when trying
to access the device which can lead to loss of important data on
the cartridge.

Until now, the only possibility to work around this problem was to
reboot the system every time a new cartridge has been inserted.

SCSIMounter allows you to mount and unmount partitions without rebooting
the machine. It sports a nice 2.0-style point-and-click user interface
that makes handling removable media a piece of cake.

THIS VERSION:
2.03	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/disk/misc/SCSIMounter/

OTHER VERSIONS:
?.?	AmigaLibDisk532:SCSIMounter/
?.?	FrozenFish-Vol1:BBS/ALib/d5xx/d532/SCSIMounter.lha
?.?	GoldFish-Vol1-1:BBS/d5xx/d532/SCSIMounter.lha
?.?	GoldFish-Vol1-2:d5xx/d532/SCSIMounter/

AUTHOR:
Martin A Blatter
AZap 2.40
Binary editor for files, mem, and devs.

AZap is a "new generation" binary editor able to edit files, memory or devices
like hard disks. It can open several windows at the same time, and while this
program cannot be considered as a tool to help you to recover a disk, it has a
lot of useful functions (print block, fill block, search string, etc...).

Requires reqtools.library V38+

THIS VERSION:
2.40	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/disk/moni/AZap/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Denis Gounelle
NewZAP 3.3
Multipurpose file sector editing utility

A third-generation multi-purpose file sector editing utility, from the
author of FileZAP.  Displays and edits full 512-byte sectors via a 106
character wide internal font.  Includes a search feature to find
specific strings or hex digits, forwards or backwards.
User-customizable, with new printing feature added.

THIS VERSION:
3.3	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/disk/moni/NewZAP/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.3	AmigaLibDisk574:NewZAP/
3.18	AmigaLibDisk164:NewZAP/
3.0	AmigaLibDisk58:NewZAP/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Dallas J. Hodgson
DiskSalv2 11.32
Disk repair, salvage, and undelete util

A disk repair, salvage, and undelete utility for all standard disk
devices and file system types.  Has a full Intuition interface and
runs from Workbench or Shell.  It can fix most problems in-place, and
can reverse a partial or QUICK format.  It can copy out from disks
that can't be fixed due to physical damage, with a destination going
to any AmigaDOS disk device or pipe (eg, TAPE:).  In English, locale
catalogs included for Danish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian,
Finnish, and Swedish, short manuals in English and Swedish.

Requires AmigaDOS 2.04 or later.

THIS VERSION:
11.32	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/

OTHER VERSIONS:
11.31	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.31.lha
11.31	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.31.lha
11.31	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.31.lha
11.31	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.31.lha
11.31	FreshFish-Vol6:Useful/dist/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol6:New/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.31	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.31.lha
11.30	FreshFish-Jul94:BBS/disk/DiskSalv2-11.30.lha
11.30	FreshFish-May94:New/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.30	FreshFish-May94:BBS/May94/disk/salv/DiskSalv2.lha
11.27	FreshFish-Jul94:Useful/dist/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.27	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d891/DiskSalv2/
11.27	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d891/DiskSalv2.lha
11.27	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Useful/disk/salv/DiskSalv2.lha
11.27	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d891/DiskSalv2.lha
11.27	FreshFish-May94:Useful/dist/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.27	FreshFish-Mar94:Useful/dist/disk/salv/DiskSalv2/
11.27	AmigaLibDisk891:DiskSalv2/
1.42	GoldFish2-Apr94:d2xx/d251/DiskSalv/
1.42	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d2xx/d251/DiskSalv.lha
1.42	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d2xx/d251/DiskSalv.lha
1.42	AmigaLibDisk251:DiskSalv/
1.32	GoldFish1-Apr94:d1xx/d177/DiskSalv/
1.32	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d1xx/d177/DiskSalv.lha
1.32	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d1xx/d177/DiskSalv.lha
1.32	AmigaLibDisk177:DiskSalv/
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:d2xx/d212/DiskSalv/
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:d0xx/d020/DiskSalv/
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d2xx/d212/DiskSalv.lha
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d0xx/d020/DiskSalv.lha
?.?	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d2xx/d212/DiskSalv.lha
?.?	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d0xx/d020/DiskSalv.lha
?.?	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks880-899/Disk891/DiskSalv2/
?.?	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks880-899/Disk891/DiskSalv2/
?.?	AmigaLibDisk212:DiskSalv/
?.?	AmigaLibDisk020:DiskSalv/
1.3	GoldFish1-Apr94:d1xx/d164/DiskSalv/
1.3	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d1xx/d164/DiskSalv.lha
1.3	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d1xx/d164/DiskSalv.lha
1.3	AmigaLibDisk164:DiskSalv/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Dave Haynie
GoldFishVol2Docs
Basic information about GoldFish Vol 2.

Basic information about GoldFish Vol 2, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/GoldFish-Vol2/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
TexturesVol1Docs
Basic information about Textures Vol 1.

Basic information about Textures Vol 1, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/Textures-Vol1/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
LightROMVol2Docs
Basic information about LightROM Vol 2.

Basic information about LightROM Vol 2, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/Light-ROM-Vol2/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FreshFishVol9Docs
Basic information about FreshFish Vol 9.

Basic information about FreshFish Vol 9, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FreshFish-Vol09/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FrozenFishApr94Docs
Basic information about FrozenFish Apr94

Basic information about FrozenFish Apr 94, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FrozenFish-Apr94/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
GoldFishVol1Docs
Basic information about GoldFish Vol 1.

Basic information about GoldFish Vol 1, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/GoldFish-Vol1/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
LightROMVol1Docs
Basic information about LightROM Vol 1.

Basic information about LightROM Vol 1, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/Light-ROM-Vol1/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FreshFontsVol1Docs
Basic information about FreshFonts Vol 1

Basic information about FreshFonts Vol 1, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FreshFonts-Vol1/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FantaSeas
Basic information about FantaSeas CD

Basic information about the FantaSeas CD.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FantaSeas/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FreshFishVol1Docs
Basic information about FreshFish Vol 1.

Basic information about FreshFish Vol 1, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FreshFish-Vol01/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FreshFishVol2Docs
Basic information about FreshFish Vol 2.

Basic information about FreshFish Vol 2, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FreshFish-Vol02/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FreshFishVol3Docs
Basic information about FreshFish Vol 3.

Basic information about FreshFish Vol 3, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FreshFish-Vol03/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FreshFishVol4Docs
Basic information about FreshFish Vol 4.

Basic information about FreshFish Vol 4, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FreshFish-Vol04/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FreshFishVol5Docs
Basic information about FreshFish Vol 5.

Basic information about FreshFish Vol 5, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FreshFish-Vol05/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FreshFishVol6Docs
Basic information about FreshFish Vol 6.

Basic information about FreshFish Vol 6, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FreshFish-Vol06/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FreshFishVol7Docs
Basic information about FreshFish Vol 7.

Basic information about FreshFish Vol 7, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FreshFish-Vol07/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FreshFishVol8Docs
Basic information about FreshFish Vol 8.

Basic information about FreshFish Vol 8, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FreshFish-Vol08/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FreshFishVol10Docs
Basic information about FreshFish Vol 10

Basic information about FreshFish Vol 10, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FreshFish-Vol10/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
FrozenFishAug95Docs
Basic information about FrozenFish Aug95

Basic information about FrozenFish Aug 95, including any README
type files, CRC list of the files if available, INDEX files,
long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/FrozenFish-Aug95/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
dacapo
Basic information about dacapo CD

Basic information about the dacapo CD, including any README
type files, INDEX files, long CONTENTS files, etc.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/CDs/dacapo/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Fish00XXDocs
CONTENTS files from disks 0001-0099.

CONTENTS files from disks 0001-0099, 10 per text file.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/fishdisks/ff00xx/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Fish01XXDocs
CONTENTS files from disks 0100-0199.

CONTENTS files from disks 0100-0199, 10 per text file.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/fishdisks/ff01xx/

DISTRIBUTION:
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AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Fish02XXDocs
CONTENTS files from disks 0200-0299.

CONTENTS files from disks 0200-0299, 10 per text file.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/fishdisks/ff02xx/

DISTRIBUTION:
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AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Fish03XXDocs
CONTENTS files from disks 0300-0399.

CONTENTS files from disks 0300-0399, 10 per text file.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/fishdisks/ff03xx/

DISTRIBUTION:
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AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Fish04XXDocs
CONTENTS files from disks 0400-0499.

CONTENTS files from disks 0400-0499, 10 per text file.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/fishdisks/ff04xx/

DISTRIBUTION:
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AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Fish05XXDocs
CONTENTS files from disks 0500-0599.

CONTENTS files from disks 0500-0599, 10 per text file.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/fishdisks/ff05xx/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Fish06XXDocs
CONTENTS files from disks 0600-0699.

CONTENTS files from disks 0600-0699, 10 per text file.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/fishdisks/ff06xx/

DISTRIBUTION:
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AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Fish07XXDocs
CONTENTS files from disks 0700-0799.

CONTENTS files from disks 0700-0799, 10 per text file.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/fishdisks/ff07xx/

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AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Fish08XXDocs
CONTENTS files from disks 0800-0899.

CONTENTS files from disks 0800-0899, 10 per text file.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/fishdisks/ff08xx/

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AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Fish09XXDocs
CONTENTS files from disks 0900-0999.

CONTENTS files from disks 0900-0999, 10 per text file.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/fishdisks/ff09xx/

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AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Fish10XXDocs
CONTENTS files from disks 1000-1000.

CONTENTS files from disks 1000-1000, 10 per text file.
(Current highest released disk is 1000, but more are
being worked on.)

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/fishdisks/ff10xx/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
AmigaFAQ 94.10.14
'Frequently Asked Questions' about Amiga

Lists some frequently asked questions and trys to give answers.  Its
intention is to help new users and to reduce the amount of news that most
experienced users don't like to read anymore.  Sections on Hardware,
Software, Programming, Applications, Graphics and more.  Formatted in plain
ascii, AmigaGuide, DVI, html, and texinfo.  Drawer also contains some useful
text files on ftp sites, newgroups, hardware tips and one on the history of
the amiga.

THIS VERSION:
94.10.14	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/misc/AmigaFAQ/

OTHER VERSIONS:
94.10.14	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/docs/AmigaFAQ-94.10.14.lha
94.10.14	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/docs/AmigaFAQg-94.10.14.lha
94.10.14	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/docs/misc/AmigaFAQ/
94.10.14	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/docs/misc/AmigaFAQg/
94.07.20	FreshFish-Sep94:BBS/docs/AmigaFAQ-94.07.20.lha
94.07.20	FreshFish-Sep94:New/docs/misc/AmigaFAQ/
94.07.20	FreshFish-Sep94:Useful/dist/docs/misc/AmigaFAQ/
94.07.14	FreshFish-Sep94:Useful/dist/docs/misc/AmigaFAQg/
94.07.14	FreshFish-Sep94:BBS/docs/AmigaFAQg-94.07.14.lha
94.07.14	FreshFish-Sep94:New/docs/misc/AmigaFAQg/
94.03.21	FreshFish-Jul94:New/text/docs/AmigaFAQ/
94.03.21	FreshFish-Jul94:BBS/text/AmigaFAQ-94.03.21.lha
94.01.28	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Mar94/text/docs/AmigaFAQ.lha
94.01.28	FreshFish-May94:BBS/Mar94/text/docs/AmigaFAQ.lha
94.01.28	FreshFish-Mar94:New/text/docs/AmigaFAQ/
93.10.13	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Dec93/text/docs/AmigaFAQ.lha
93.10.13	FreshFish-Mar94:Old/Dec93/text/docs/Amiga-FAQ/
93.10.13	FreshFish-Dec93:New/text/docs/AmigaFAQ/
93.08.30	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Oct93/Text/Amiga-FAQ.lha
93.08.30	FreshFish-Oct93:New/Text/Amiga-FAQ/
93.08.30	FreshFish-Mar94:Old/Oct93/Text/Amiga-FAQ/
93.08.30	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/Text/Amiga-FAQ/

AUTHOR:
Jochen Wiedmann
RRIP ?.?
Rock Ridge / System Use Sharing Protocol

The anxiously awaited new, 1.12 versions of the System Use Sharing Protocol
and the Rock Ridge Interchange Protocol are now available for review and
comment.  The documents are available through anonymous ftp at ftp.ossi.com
in /pub.

The documents are available in both MS Word 6 format (*.doc) and Postscript
format (*.ps).  Otherwise, the file names should be self-explanatory.  The
files are called: rrip112.doc, rrip112.ps, susp112.doc, and susp112.ps.

If you have comments or constructive criticism of these new versions of the
specifications, please feel free to respond to cdfdf@ymi.com.  We are trying
to get these documents to ballot as an IEEE standard soon, so we would
appreciate prompt response.  We hope to review all the responses at the next
working group meeting on August 26, 1994, so any responses we gather by end
of business of August 24 will be considered at that meeting.

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/misc/RRIP/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Andrew Young
CDFSF WG Chair
President, Young Minds, Inc.
AmigaFAQg 94.10.14
'Frequently Asked Questions' about Amiga

Lists some frequently asked questions and trys to give answers.  Its
intention is to help new users and to reduce the amount of news that most
experienced users don't like to read anymore.  Sections on Hardware,
Software, Programming, Applications, Graphics and more.  Formatted in plain
ascii, AmigaGuide, DVI, html, and texinfo.  Drawer also contains some useful
text files on ftp sites, newgroups, hardware tips and one on the history of
the amiga.

THIS VERSION:
94.10.14	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/docs/misc/AmigaFAQg/

OTHER VERSIONS:
94.10.14	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/docs/AmigaFAQ-94.10.14.lha
94.10.14	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/docs/AmigaFAQg-94.10.14.lha
94.10.14	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/docs/misc/AmigaFAQ/
94.10.14	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/docs/misc/AmigaFAQg/
94.07.20	FreshFish-Sep94:BBS/docs/AmigaFAQ-94.07.20.lha
94.07.20	FreshFish-Sep94:New/docs/misc/AmigaFAQ/
94.07.20	FreshFish-Sep94:Useful/dist/docs/misc/AmigaFAQ/
94.07.14	FreshFish-Sep94:Useful/dist/docs/misc/AmigaFAQg/
94.07.14	FreshFish-Sep94:BBS/docs/AmigaFAQg-94.07.14.lha
94.07.14	FreshFish-Sep94:New/docs/misc/AmigaFAQg/
94.03.21	FreshFish-Jul94:New/text/docs/AmigaFAQ/
94.03.21	FreshFish-Jul94:BBS/text/AmigaFAQ-94.03.21.lha
94.01.28	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Mar94/text/docs/AmigaFAQ.lha
94.01.28	FreshFish-May94:BBS/Mar94/text/docs/AmigaFAQ.lha
94.01.28	FreshFish-Mar94:New/text/docs/AmigaFAQ/
93.10.13	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Dec93/text/docs/AmigaFAQ.lha
93.10.13	FreshFish-Mar94:Old/Dec93/text/docs/Amiga-FAQ/
93.10.13	FreshFish-Dec93:New/text/docs/AmigaFAQ/
93.08.30	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Oct93/Text/Amiga-FAQ.lha
93.08.30	FreshFish-Oct93:New/Text/Amiga-FAQ/
93.08.30	FreshFish-Mar94:Old/Oct93/Text/Amiga-FAQ/
93.08.30	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/Text/Amiga-FAQ/

AUTHOR:
Jochen Wiedmann
UChess 2.89
Nicely done Amiga port of GNU chess

A powerful version of the program GnuChess version 4PL66 for the Amiga.
Plays a very strong game of chess.  Code has been rewritten and data
structures reorganized for optimal efficiency on 32 bit 68020 and
better Amiga systems.  Eval/search and clock enhancements from
original gnu port.

Fully multitasking, automatically detects and supports 640X480X256
color AGA mode machines, and does not at any time BUSY wait.  Supports
a variety of standard features such as load, save, edit board,
autoplay, swap sides, force move, undo, time limits, hints, show
thinking, and a supervisor mode that will allow two humans to play
with the computer acting as a "supervisor".

Requires a 68020/030/040 based Amiga computer system with AmigaOS 2.04
or later and 4 Meg of ram minimum.  Special "L" version optimized for
68040 and requires 10 Meg of ram minimum.

THIS VERSION:
2.89	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/game/think/UChess/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.83	FreshFish-May94/BBS/May94/game/think/UChess.lha
2.83	FreshFish-May94/New/game/think/UChess/
2.83	FreshFish-May94/Useful/dist/game/think/UChess/
2.78	FreshFish-May94/BBS/AmigaLib/d976/UChess.lha
2.78	FreshFish-May94/BBS/AmigaLib/d977/UChess.lha
2.78	FreshFish-May94/New/AmigaLibDisks/d976/UChess/
2.78	FreshFish-May94/New/AmigaLibDisks/d977/UChess/
2.78	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/ALib/d9xx/d976/UChess.lha
2.78	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/ALib/d9xx/d977/UChess.lha
2.78	GoldFish1-Apr94/BBS/d9xx/d976/UChess.lha
2.78	GoldFish1-Apr94/BBS/d9xx/d977/UChess.lha
2.78	GoldFish2-Apr94/d9xx/d976/UChess/
2.78	GoldFish2-Apr94/d9xx/d977/UChess/
2.78	AmigaLibDisk977:UChess/
2.78	AmigaLibDisk976:UChess/
2.71	FreshFish-Mar94/New/game/think/UChess/
2.71	FreshFish-Mar94/Useful/dist/game/think/UChess/
2.71	FreshFish-May94/BBS/Mar94/game/think/UChess.lha
2.71	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/Mar94/game/think/UChess.lha
2.71	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/Useful/game/think/UChess.lha
2.71	FreshFish-Mar94:Useful/Dist/game/think/UChess/
2.69	FreshFish-Mar94/New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk965/UChess/
2.69	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/ALib/d9xx/d965/UChess.lha
2.69	GoldFish1-Apr94/BBS/d9xx/d965/UChess.lha
2.69	GoldFish2-Apr94/d9xx/d965/UChess/
2.69	AmigaLibDisk966:UChessSrc/
2.69	FreshFish-Mar94/New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk966/UChessSrc/
2.69	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/ALib/d9xx/d966/UChessSrc.lha
2.69	GoldFish1-Apr94/BBS/d9xx/d966/UChessSrc.lha
2.69	GoldFish2-Apr94/d9xx/d966/UChessSrc/
2.69	AmigaLibDisk966:UChessSrc/
2.69	AmigaLibDisk965:UChess/
2.33	FreshFish-Dec93/New/game/think/UChess/
2.33	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/Dec93/game/think/UChess.lha
?.?	FreshFish-Mar94/Old/Dec93/game/think/UChess/
2.04	FreshFish-Oct93/Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks780-799/Disk790/UChess/
2.04	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/ALib/d7xx/d790/UChess.lha
2.04	GoldFish1-Apr94/BBS/d7xx/d790/UChess.lha
2.04	GoldFish2-Apr94/d7xx/d790/UChess/
2.04	AmigaLibDisk790:UChess/

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
FSF
Roger Uzun (amiga port + many enhancements)
AmigaXv 2.18
Amiga port of the popular unix displayer

This is a port of an X11 program called Xv (v3.10) by John Bradley.

XV is a program that displays image files in GIF87, GIF89, JPEG,
PBM/PGM/PPM, TIFF, PDS/VICAR Sun Rasterfile, and X11 Bitmap formats.
XV runs on nearly ALL X displays: 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 16, 24, and 32-bit,
color, greyscale, and black/white.

XV displays one image at a time in an output window, or on the root
window.  You can arbitrarily stretch or compress the window, and the
picture will be rescaled to fit.  You can rotate the picture in
90-degree steps.  You can flip the picture vertically and
horizontally.  You can repeatedly 'crop' a picture (define a
rectangular 'region-of-interest' and 'throw away' the rest).  You can
magnify any portion of the picture by any amount, up to the maximum
size of your screen.

XV allows you click on the picture to determine pixel RGB values and
x,y coordinates.  You can perform arbitrary 'gamma correction' on the
picture both in RGB space and HSV space.  You can specify the maximum
number of colors that XV should use, for some interesting visual
effects.  You can have the program produce a stippled version of the
picture using black and white, or any other pair of colors.

XV can write images in a variety of formats, with many of the
modifications you may have made to the picture saved as well.  You can
use XV to do format conversion.  XV will also automatically uncompress
compress-ed files, as well as read files from stdin.

Requires MUI
AGA/OS3.0 is recommended but it may actually work with WB2.04/ECS.

THIS VERSION:
2.18	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/gfx/edit/AmigaXv/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.10	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/gfx/xv-2.10.lha
2.10	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/gfx/edit/xv/
2.10	FreshFish-Vol9-1:New/gfx/edit/xv/
1.21	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/gfx/AmigaXv-1.21.lha
1.21	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/gfx/AmigaXv-1.21.lha
1.21	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/gfx/edit/AmigaXv/
1.21	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/gfx/edit/AmigaXv/

AUTHOR:
John Bradley, Amiga port by Terje Pedersen
MainActor 1.55
A modular animation package

MainActor is a modular animation package which is able to
create/edit/time/play animations (of any size) of the provided
animation modules.  Modules included in this release :
IFF-Anim3/5/7/8/Brush/J, FLI, FLC, DL, AVI.  You also have a great
number of functions for animation proccessing.  MainActor is also able
to read and write Picture Modules : IFF, PCX, GIF, WB-ICON.  You can
associate sound effects to every frame of your animations.  Support
for the Picasso-II, Retina, Merlin and EGS cards is integrated.

Requires WB 2.0 (V37)

THIS VERSION:
1.55	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/gfx/edit/MainActor/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.52	FreshFish-Jul94/BBS/gfx/MainActor-1.52.lha
1.52	FreshFish-Jul94/New/gfx/edit/MainActor/
1.23	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Mar94/gfx/edit/MainActor.lha
1.23	FreshFish-May94:BBS/Mar94/gfx/edit/MainActor.lha
1.23	FreshFish-Mar94:New/gfx/edit/MainActor/
1.16	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d914/MainActor/
1.16	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d914/MainActor.lha
1.16	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d914/MainActor.lha
1.16	AmigaLibDisks/d9xx/d914/MainActor/
?.?	FreshFish-Oct93/New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk914/MainActor/
?.?	FreshFish-Dec93/Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks900-919/Disk914/MainActor/
1.0	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d888/MainActor/
1.0	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d888/MainActor.lha
1.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d888/MainActor.lha
1.0	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks880-899/Disk888/MainActor/
1.0	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks880-899/Disk888/MainActor/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk888:MainActor/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Markus Moenig
Iconian 2.93
Icon editor that supports OS3.0 funcs.

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

Requires OS3.0, 68020+ recommended

THIS VERSION:
2.93	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/gfx/edit/Iconian/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Chad Randall
Viewtek 2.1.378
Feature packed picture/animation viewer

A feature packed Picture/Animation Viewer.  Shows most ILBM's (including
24-bit ILBM's), most Compuserve GIF format images, most JFIF format JPEG
images and most ANIM Op-5 format animations, with support for different
palettes for each frame.  Supports SHAM, CTBL, and PCHG images, full
support of ECS/AGA display modes (ie. show 256 color GIF's directly, show
800x600 HAM animations, etc.).  Supports viewing contents of clipboard.
Iconifies to a Workbench AppIcon.  Includes versions for DCTV, EGS, IV-24,
Firecracker, OpalVision, Retina, and Picasso

Requires Workbench 2.04 or later.

THIS VERSION:
2.1.378	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/gfx/show/Viewtek/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.05	AmigaLibDisk903:Viewtek/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Thomas Krehbiel
JIV 1.22f
Picture viewer GIF/BMP/ILBM/PNM/PCX/JPEG

JIV is a picture viewer. I can imagine that you're wondering
now why I had to write yet another one... well, here's a list
of features that should answer your question:

· JIV supports many different file formats:

- GIF (full GIF87a standard plus a subset of GIF89a).

- BMP (MS-Windows and OS/2 variants, currently only
uncompressed).

- IFF-ILBM (including HAM6, HAM8, EHB and 24bit formats).

- PNM pictures (PBM, PGM and PPM in both binary and
ASCII format).

- PCX (8bit/VGA, 24 bit, monochrome and _some_ 4 bit)

- JPEG/JFIF, if the JPEG CODEC is installed.

· JIV supports several types of display hardware:

- all native graphics chipsets (OCS, ECS and AGA).

- Cybergraphics emulation.

- A2024.

- Picasso-II/Village emulation.

- Generic mode, should work with every graphics board that
emulates Workbench/Intuition. Tested with the Picasso-II
emulation and the Cybergraphics emulation.

· JIV supports displaying over-sized images using autoscroll.

· JIV supports multiple filenames and AmigaDOS pattern
matching.

· JIV can dither pictures that use more colors than your
display hardware supports.

· JIV offers an endless/slideshow mode that can be used for
(non-interactive) advertising, for example in a shop window.

Please note that JIV is probably not the best choice for
"small" Amiga configurations. It will need a lot of memory and
(in some cases) quite a bit of computing power as well.

The minimum configuration for JIV is:

· 68000 or better.

· AmigaOS 2.04 (V37) or better.

· 1 MByte or more of RAM.

This configuration should allow you to view small to medium-sized
pictures (640x480x8 should just be possible).

The suggested configuration for JIV is:

· 68030 or better.

· AmigaOS 3.1 (V40) or better.

· 4 MBytes of RAM or more.

· Hard disk drive.

This configuration will allow you to view most pictures you're
likely to find. A bit more RAM wouldn't hurt, though. :-) And
of course you'll need a graphics board if you want to display
true-color pictures without dithering.

THIS VERSION:
1.22f	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/gfx/show/JIV/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but freely distributable under specified conditions.

AUTHOR:
Jürgen Weinelt
svoJPEG 2.3
JPEG svobject for superview library V6+

JPEG svobject for superview.library V6+.  Allows switching between 8
and 24 bit output via control pads, writes JPEG (24 Bit) from 1-8 and
24 bit, worked fine with all tested 24 bit JPEGs.

Requires OS2.04+, OS V2.1+ and V3.00+ features are used, when available.

THIS VERSION:
2.3	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/gfx/show/svoJPEG/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Andreas Ralph Kleinert
SuperView 4.63
Graphics Viewer/Converter/ScreenGrabber

SuperView is a localized Graphics Viewer/Converter/ScreenGrabber for
the superview.library, with ARexx-Support, GUI, Online-Help, Cx-Support
and many more features.

Converting graphics and "Screen-Grabbing" is possible in a very comfortable
and object-oriented manner, also allows image processing via SVOperators.

Needs at least superview.library V9+, which includes the following
FileFormats, Display Drivers and Operators (V9.12) :

SVObjects :    - IFF-ILBM, IFF-ACBM, PCX, GIF, BMP (W*nd*ws), JPEG,
TIFF, FBM (*nix), PNM (*nix), IMG (GEM), WPG (W*rdP*rf*ct),
MAC (M*cPaint), C64 (Koala,Doodle), Targa, Pictor/PCPaint,
SunRaster, IFF-YUVN, WinIcon, SVO (own Format) and
all OS3-Datatypes !
Reads XPK- and PP20-packed data via Unpack.svobject.

SVDrivers :    - ECS, AGA, EGS-Cards, OpalVision

SVOperators :  - Dither24Bit, 24BitToHam6, HilbertDither256, XOR,
ExtractRed, ExtractGreen, ExtractBlue, ExtractGrayScales,
TopToBottom, LeftToRight

Requires V11+ of superview.library
Requires OS2.04+, OS V2.1+ and V3.00+ features are used, when available.

THIS VERSION:
4.63	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/gfx/show/SuperView/

OTHER VERSIONS:
4.0	FreshFish-Vol7/Useful/dist/gfx/show/SuperView/
3.3	FreshFish-Sep94:Useful/dist/gfx/show/SuperView/
3.1	FreshFish-Jul94:New/gfx/show/SuperView/
3.1	FreshFish-Jul94:Useful/dist/gfx/show/SuperView/
3.0	AmigaLibDisk367:SuperView/
3.0	GoldFish2-Apr94:d3xx/d367/SuperView/
2.1	FreshFish-May94:New/gfx/show/SuperView/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Andreas Ralph Kleinert
ShowJPEG 1.6
A JPEG picture viewer for Picasso board.

A JPEG picture viewer for the Picasso board.  Features include: As
compatible to the jpeg-standard as software can be, Supports
greyscaled pictures, Various speed/quality tradeoff settings, Fast,
CLI or WB start, Can be aborted anytime (with Ctrl-C or Escape),
Filerequester, Pattern matching, Nocrop option, and Backdrop-screen.

THIS VERSION:
1.6	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/gfx/board/ShowJPEG/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Roman Hiestand
WrapGuide 1.1
Wrap AmigaGuide lines to given column

Converts AmigaGuide files that use Kickstart 3+ style long lines for
wrapped paragraphs so that Kickstart 2 compatible AmigaGuide won't
crash.  The column where the wrapping takes place is definable at the
command line.  The conversion happens in-place, so that this tool can
serve for floppy installations, too.  Now you can write ALL your

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/text/hyper/WrapGuide/

AUTHOR:
Udo Schuermann
AmigaGuide 34.6
Commodore AmigaGuide hypertext utility

Archive distribution of the AmigaGuide hypertext utility direct from
Commodore.  Contains developer examples and tools for AmigaGuide under
V34/V37 and V39, plus a new free print/sign/send-in distribution
license for AmigaGuide, amigaguide.library, WDisplay, and their icons.

THIS VERSION:
34.6	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/text/hyper/AmigaGuide/

OTHER VERSIONS:
34.6	AmigaLibDisk920:AmigaGuide/
34.5	AmigaLibDisk870:AmigaGuide/

DISTRIBUTION:
Commercial

AUTHOR:
Commodore Business Machines
AGDocs ?.?
Docs (up to V40) of AmigaGuide commands

Complete documentation of all known Amigaguide commands, from V33
to V40 AmigaOS.  Both AmigaGuide and DVI formats included, along
with texinfo sources

THIS VERSION:
?.?	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/text/hyper/AGDocs/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Aric R Caley
AGPrefs 36.89
Program to conrol AmigaGuide preferences

Amigaguide has various preference options. However no preference editor
is supplied to alter them, now you can. This program requires OS36+ (WB2)
if you do not have this then lookup the AmigaGuide documentation to find
out how you can change these preferences. AmigaGuide prefs is very similar
to the C= preference editors, it is therefore easy to use. For more
information on any of the preference options look at the AmigaGuide
documentation in the "Preference" section.

THIS VERSION:
36.89	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/text/hyper/AGPrefs/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Lee Kindness
MuchMore 4.6
Soft scroll text viewer with xpk-support

A soft scrolling text viewer.  Can run in a window on a public screen
or on his own screen.  Display mode can be choosen with ASL screen
mode requester.  Supports ANSI, pipes, xpk, locale. Includes 7
catalogs.

AmigaOS 2.0

THIS VERSION:
4.6	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/text/show/MuchMore/

OTHER VERSIONS:
4.4	FreshFish-Vol5:New/text/show/
4.2	AmigaLibDisk962:MuchMore/
3.6	AmigaLibDisk935:MuchMore/
3.3	AmigaLibDisk895:MuchMore/
3.0	AmigaLibDisk560:MuchMore/
2.7	AmigaLibDisk378:MuchMore/
2.5	AmigaLibDisk253:MuchMore/
1.8	AmigaLibDisk234:MuchMore/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Fridtjof Siebert
Christian Stiens
Less 1.6Z
Amiga port of UNIX text file reader

A text file reader, descended from Unix "Less."  Less has features
found on no other Amiga file reader; it can use pipes, accepts
multiple filenames, and has many convenient positioning commands for
forward and backward movement, marking positions, etc.  This version
adds an option to suppress opening a new window, using the existing
CLI window instead (especially useful with an AUX: shell), and
includes some minor bug fixes.

THIS VERSION:
1.6Z	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/text/show/Less/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.6Z	AmigaLibDisk902:Less/
177.4	AmigaLibDisk718:Less/
1.4Z	AmigaLibDisk511:Less/
1.3	AmigaLibDisk149:Less/
1.2	AmigaLibDisk92:Less/
1.1	AmigaLibDisk74:Less/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk34:Less/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Ray Zarling et. al.
ArqReq 1.2
A RequestChoice clone using Arq

This program builds a requester and waits for a response from the
user, then a result code is returned.  The return code is 0 for the
rightmost gadget (usually "Cancel"), and a normal numbering for the
other gadgets (1, 2, 3, ..., N, 0 like RequestChoice).  If you use
Arq, you can select the image that will appear in window. (ID option)
You can also get the image from an icon (ICON option). You can also
specify the distance from the top and left borders of the requester
window (TOP & LEFT option).

Kickstart/Workbench V36.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/batch/ArqReq/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Alessandro Zummo
DefDTIcon 1.7
Changes selected icon images to defaults

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

WB2+, WB3+ for full use

THIS VERSION:
1.7	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/dtype/DefDTIcon/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Lee Kindness
AIFF_dt 1.11
DataType for AIFF/AIFC sound files

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

Requires WB3.1 (V40)

THIS VERSION:
1.11	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/dtype/AIFF_dt/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.5	FreshFish-Vol6/New/util/wb/AIFF_dt/
1.5	GoldFish-Vol2-1/Files/util/wb/AIFF_dt/

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Olaf `Olsen' Barthel
JFIF_dt 39.25
Very nice JFIF/JPEG datatype (OS 3.0+)

Starting with OS Release 3 the Amiga has the concept of `datatypes', which
allow reading and viewing files of different types and formats.  MultiView
utilizes these datatypes and displays any file for which you have a data
types class installed.  Already supplied on your Workbench disk is the ILBM
datatype for loading regular IFF-ILBM pictures.

Using this JFIF datatype you can enhance the functionality of MultiView and
other datatypes-aware applications:  The Tower JFIF DataTypes Class allows
you to read and view JFIF files.  JFIF is the de facto standard file format
for JPEG compressed images.

THIS VERSION:
39.25	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/dtype/JFIF_dt/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyright, freely distributable

AUTHOR:
Christoph Feck
Matthias Scheler
MacSND_dt 1.7
DataType for Mac 'snd' resource data

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

Requires WB3.1 (V40)

THIS VERSION:
1.7	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/dtype/MacSND_dt/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol6/New/util/wb/MacSND_dt/
1.2	GoldFish-Vol2-1/Files/util/wb/MacSND_dt/

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Olaf `Olsen' Barthel
Man_dt 39.4
Datatype for Unix man pages

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

Requires OS3.0+

THIS VERSION:
39.4	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/dtype/Man_dt/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Stefan Ruppert
Binary_dt 39.11
Datatype for viewing binary files in hex

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

Requires OS3.0+

THIS VERSION:
39.11	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/dtype/Binary_dt/

OTHER VERSIONS:
39.6	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/util/dtype/Binary_dt/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Stefan Ruppert
C_dt 39.11
C datatype, highlights c/c++ keywords

This is a C Source data type for using in MultiView or similar programs.
It displays different parts of a C Source in different style and color,
like comments, keywords, basic types and cpp keywords!  This goes all
through a prefs file.  If you design a nice preference file, please
submit it to the author, so that anyone can use it!

THIS VERSION:
39.11	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/dtype/C_dt/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Stefan Ruppert
JPEGDataType 39.1
Datatype to convert jpegs to 8 bit data.

Converts jpegs to 8 bit data for multiview and other programs.  It's SLOW
and memory hungry, but does quite a reasonable job.

Workbench 3.0 or later.
M68020 or higher.

THIS VERSION:
39.1	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/dtype/JpegDataType/

AUTHOR:
Steve Goddard
ZGIFDataType 39.16
Fast datatype for displaying GIF files.

A very fast GIF Datatype

Main features:

o	SPEED.  Try it, after using this you wont want to be without it!
o	Supports most gifs (only some esoteric, and mostly unused features
	of the GIF8?a standard have been ignored)
o	Uses async file reading for greater performance - on an A1200 will
	load a picture the same speed off of floppy as off of hard drive!
o	100% Assembly language, very optimised.
o	Custom chunky to planar conversion, that is reasonably fast
(a version using WritePixelLine8() runs about 50% the speed of
this version)
o	Now works with all 68000 series CPU's (i hope)
o	Now supports transparent gifs ('copy' a transparent gif from
multiview and then paste it as a bruch in DPaint - NEAT eh?)
o	Its FREE! (this is of course the best bit)


Main limitations: (hey, its not _perfect_ after all)

o	OM_WRITE BOOPSI method not yet implemented.  Expect this in a future
	release.
o	Only decodes pictures with a global colour table.  Most gif loaders
	do the same, and most writers write them.
o	Ignores any local colour tables (but still decodes picture).  Could
	lead to a bad palette.

OS 3.x

THIS VERSION:
39.16	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/dtype/ZGIFDataType/

OTHER VERSIONS:
39.13	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/util/dtype/ZGIFDataType/
39.7	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/util/dtype/ZGIFDataType/
39.3	FreshFish-Vol1:New/OS30/ZGIFDataType/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Michael Zucchi
LHArc 1.30
Archive program using LZHUF compression

An archive program like Arc and Zoo, with a heavy emphasis maximum
compression for minimum archive size, using LZHUF compression.

THIS VERSION:
1.30	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/arc/LHArc/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.30	AmigaLibDisk404:LHArc/
1.21	AmigaLibDisk383:LHArc/
1.10	AmigaLibDisk312:LHArc/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk289:LHArc/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Paolo Zibetti
LHWarp 1.40
Disk packer for .lhw files

A program which will read tracks directly from your floppy disk,
compress them using adaptive huffman encoding, and output them to a
file.  The resulting file can be used by lhwarp to reconstruct an
image of the original disk.

THIS VERSION:
1.40	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/arc/LHWarp/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.21	AmigaLibDisk318:Lhwarp/
1.20	AmigaLibDisk305:Lhwarp/
1.03	AmigaLibDisk295:Lhwarp/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Jonathan Forbes
LhA 1.38
A fast LhArc compatible archiver

A very fast archiver that is compatible with MS-DOS LhArc V1.13 and
LHA V2.13, as well as the Amiga LhArc.  LhA is very memory efficient,
has been written with stability and reliability in mind, has carefully
optimized compression and decompression routines, is multitasking
reentrant and pure, handles multiple volume archives (registered
version only), and more.

THIS VERSION:
1.38	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/arc/LhA/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.32	AmigaLibDisk715:LhA/
1.22	AmigaLibDisk637:LhA/
1.11	AmigaLibDisk593:LhA/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk577:LhA/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Stefan Boberg
DMS 1.11
A popular disk archiver

DISK-Masher is a utility that allows users to compress and archive
entire floppy disks.  Offers four different types of compression,
extended virus checking of boot blocks, and data encryption.  Requires
at least 512K of memory.

THIS VERSION:
1.11	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/arc/dms/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.01	AmigaLibDisk406:DMS/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
SDS Software
zoo 2.1
Portable archiver with good compression

Zoo is used to create and maintain collections of files in compressed
form.  It uses a Lempel-Ziv compression algorithm that gives space
savings in the range of 20% to 80% depending on the type of file data.
Zoo can store and selectively extract multiple generations of the same
file.  Data can be recovered from damaged archives by skipping the
damaged portion and locating undamaged data with the help of fiz(1).

THIS VERSION:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/arc/zoo/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.10	AmigaLibDisk753:Zoo/
2.10	AmigaLibDisk527:Zoo/
2.00	AmigaLibDisk164:Zoo/
1.71	AmigaLibDisk136:Zoo/
1.42B	AmigaLibDisk108:Zoo/
1.42A	AmigaLibDisk87:Zoo/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Rahul Dhesi, et al.
SuperDark 2.1a
A very nice modular screen blanker

A screen blanker with some special features.  It is similar to the
AfterDark screen blanker in the PC and Mac worlds.  Features include a
lot of different screen effects via "modular" screen blankers, a
screen locker, and more.

Requires 2.04 or later.

THIS VERSION:
2.1a	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/blank/SuperDark/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.0a	FreshFish-Jul94/Useful/dist/util/blank/SuperDark/
2.0a	FreshFish-Jul94/BBS/util/SuperDark-2.0a.lha
2.0a	FreshFish-May94/Useful/dist/util/blank/SuperDark/
2.0B	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/Dec93/util/blank/SuperDark.lha
2.0B	FreshFish-Mar94/Old/Dec93/util/blank/SuperDark/
2.0B	FreshFish-Dec93/New/util/blank/SuperDark/
2.0	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/Useful/util/blank/SuperDark.lha
2.0	FreshFish-May94/Useful/dist/util/blank/SuperDark.old/
2.0	FreshFish-Mar94/Useful/dist/util/blank/SuperDark/
1.5	GoldFish2-Apr94/d8xx/d858/SuperDark/
1.5	GoldFish1-Apr94/BBS/d8xx/d858/SuperDark.lha
1.5	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/ALib/d8xx/d858/SuperDark.lha
1.5	FreshFish-Oct93/Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks840-859/Disk858/SuperDark/
1.5	FreshFish-Dec93/Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks840-859/Disk858/SuperDark/
1.5	AmigaLibDisks/d8xx/d858/SuperDark/
1.2	GoldFish2-Apr94/d8xx/d835/SuperDark/
1.2	GoldFish1-Apr94/BBS/d8xx/d835/SuperDark.lha
1.2	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/ALib/d8xx/d835/SuperDark.lha
1.2	FreshFish-Oct93/Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk835/SuperDark/
1.2	FreshFish-Dec93/Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk835/SuperDark/
1.2	AmigaLibDisks/d8xx/d835/SuperDark/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Thomas Landspurg
WBRun 2.2
Run detached programs in WB mode via CLI

A RunBack style program that runs other programs in WB mode from any
CLI.  Programs are fully detached.  The program you run must support
WB startup.

THIS VERSION:
2.2	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/cli/WBRun/

AUTHOR:
Sylvain Rougier
Pierre Carrette
WhatIs 3.5
Can detect file types

WhatIs.library can detect file types and is fully parametrable by an
ascii file.  You can describe file types and they will be recognized
by the library.  A few tools are also included.

THIS VERSION:
3.5	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/cli/WhatIs/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.5	AmigaLibDisk843:WhatIs/
2.0	AmigaLibDisk417:WhatIs/
1.2a	AmigaLibDisk334:WhatIs/

AUTHOR:
Sylvain Rougier
Pierre Carrette
Vim 3.0
A clone of the UNIX 'vi' text editor

Vi IMproved.  A clone of the UNIX text editor "vi".  Very useful for
editing programs and other plain ASCII text.  Full Vi compatibility
(except Q command) and includes most "ex" commands.  Extra features
above Vi: Multilevel undo, command line history, improved command line
editing, command typeahead display, command to display yank buffers,
possi- bility to edit binary files, file name stack, support for Manx
QuickFix, shows current file name in window title, on-line help, text
block operations, etc.

Includes a few bug fixes and new features like tag stack, file marks,
jump list, visual (first select area, then operator), use of cursor
keys in insert mode, column mode copy/cut/paste, macro programming by
example, text formatting, termcap support, etc.  Also runs under UNIX
and MSDOS.

THIS VERSION:
3.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/edit/Vim/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Useful/util/edit/Vim.lha
2.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Mar94/util/edit/Vim.lha
2.0	FreshFish-May94:Useful/dist/util/edit/Vim/
2.0	FreshFish-May94:BBS/Mar94/util/edit/Vim.lha
2.0	FreshFish-Mar94:Useful/dist/util/edit/Vim/
2.0	FreshFish-Mar94:New/util/edit/Vim/
2.0	FreshFish-Jul94:Useful/dist/util/edit/Vim/
2.0	FreshFish-Jul94:BBS/util/Vim-2.0.lha
1.14	GoldFish2-Apr94:d5xx/d591/Vim/
1.14	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d5xx/d591/Vim.lha
1.14	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d5xx/d591/Vim.lha
1.14	AmigaLibDisk591:Vim/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Bram Moolenaar, et. al.
mg 3b
Small GNU EMACS style editor with AREXX

A public domain EMACS style editor, that uses the GNU EMACS command
set.  Includes AREXX support.

THIS VERSION:
3b	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/edit/mg/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3b	AmigaLibDisk352:MG/
2b	AmigaLibDisk147:

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Mike Meyer, et al.
fifolib 37.4
A general fifo library implementation

FIFO: is like PIPE: but is based on fifo.library rather than its own
implementation.  Fifo.library is a general fifo library implementation
that supports named fifos, writing to a fifo from a hardware
exception, multiple readers on a fifo with each getting the same data
stream, efficient reading, and automatic or manual flow control.
Programs that require non-blocking IO can access one side of a FIFO:
connection via the fifo.library instead of the FIFO: device.

THIS VERSION:
37.4	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/libs/FifoLib/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.4	AmigaLibDisk588:FifoLib/
3.1	AmigaLibDisk519:FifoLib/
2.0	AmigaLibDisk488:FifoDev/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Matt Dillon
ReqTools 2.2c
Very useful shared requester library

A standard Amiga shared runtime library which makes it a lot quicker
and easier to build standard requesters into your programs.  Designed
with CBM's style guidelines in mind, so that the resulting requesters
have the look and feel of AmigaDOS 2.0.  Includes a demo and glue/demo
sources.

THIS VERSION:
2.2c	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/libs/ReqTools/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.2b	FreshFish-May94:Useful/dist/util/libs/ReqTools/
2.2b	FreshFish-Jul94:Useful/dist/util/libs/ReqTools/
2.2b	FreshFish-Jul94:BBS/util/ReqTools-2.2b.lha
2.2	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Useful/util/libs/ReqTools.lha
2.2	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Mar94/util/libs/ReqTools.lha
2.2	FreshFish-May94:BBS/Mar94/util/libs/ReqTools.lha
2.2	FreshFish-Mar94:Useful/dist/util/libs/ReqTools/
2.2	FreshFish-Mar94:New/util/libs/ReqTools/
2.1a	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d794/ReqTools/
2.1a	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d794/ReqTools.lha
2.1a	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d794/ReqTools.lha
2.1a	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks780-799/Disk794/ReqTools/
2.1a	AmigaLibDisk794:ReqTools/
1.0d	GoldFish2-Apr94:d6xx/d623/ReqTools/
1.0d	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d6xx/d623/ReqTools.lha
1.0d	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d6xx/d623/ReqTools.lha
1.0d	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks620-639/Disk623/ReqTools/
1.0d	AmigaLibDisk623:ReqTools/
1.0b	GoldFish2-Apr94:d5xx/d575/ReqTools/
1.0b	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d5xx/d575/ReqTools.lha
1.0b	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d5xx/d575/ReqTools.lha
1.0b	AmigaLibDisk575:ReqTools/
1.0a	GoldFish2-Apr94:d5xx/d561/ReqTools/
1.0a	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d5xx/d561/ReqTools.lha
1.0a	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d5xx/d561/ReqTools.lha
1.0a	AmigaLibDisk561:ReqTools/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Nico Francois
VMM 3.1
Virtual memory for Amigas with MMU

VMM implements a virtual memory manager for Amigas with a 68040, 68030
or 68020+68851 processor.  A localized user interface to enter all
parameters and to disable certain tasks and load files from using
virtual memory is also provided.  For the user interface MUI 2.3 is
needed.

V3.0 includes the ability to swap out program code, memory tracking,
better MMU support, an ARexx port and some other new features.

Requires OS2.0+ and a 68030 or 68040 with a functional MMU or
68020+68851
At least 2 MB of RAM and a harddisk are recommended

THIS VERSION:
3.1	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/misc/VMM/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/util/misc/VMM/
2.1	FreshFish-Vol7:New/util/misc/VMM/
2.1	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/misc/VMM/
2.0	FreshFish-Vol6:New/util/misc/VMM/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Martin Apel
ToolType 3.3
Edit ToolTypes easily.

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

Requires WorkBench 2.0+.
Requires ReqTools.library v38.xxx+
Requires a text editor.

THIS VERSION:
3.3	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/misc/ToolType/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.0	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/wb/ToolType/
2.14	FreshFish-Jul94:New/util/wb/ToolType/
37.210	FreshFish-Mar94:New/os20/wb/ToolType/
37.210	FreshFish-May94:BBS/AmigaLib/d994/ToolType.lha
37.210	FreshFish-May94:BBS/Mar94/os20/wb/ToolType.lha
37.210	FreshFish-May94:New/AmigaLibDisks/d994/ToolType/
37.210	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d994/ToolType.lha
37.210	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Mar94/os20/wb/ToolType.lha
37.210	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d994/ToolType.lha
37.210	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d994/ToolType/
37.206	AmigaLibDisk934:ToolType/
37.206	FreshFish-Dec93:New/AmigaLibDisks/Disk934/ToolType/
37.206	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d934/ToolType.lha
37.206	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d934/ToolType.lha
37.206	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d934/ToolType/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Michael J Barsoom
AlertPatch 3.0
Supplies a lot more info during Alert()

A patch into the exec.library/Alert() function to display more
meaningful information to the user.  This includes: Alert Type
- Software Failure or DeadEnd; Task - Task address and name;
Error - The alert error being displayed; Caused By - If the
calling routines are known then it will tell you where the
problem lies (eg. "graphics.library"); Cause - Single line
description of what the alert is all about; Task Owner - if
MultiUser FileSystem is installed then the userID and userName
are also displayed; Data Registers - A dump of the CPU data
registers d0...d7; Address Registers - A dump of the CPU address
registers a0...a7; Text Representation - A text representation of
the data and address registers.

THIS VERSION:
3.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/misc/AlertPatch/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
David Swasbrook
Degrader 1.30
Tries to get badly written progs to work

Degrades your machine to try and get badly written programs
to work.  Allows you to block memory, add non-autoconfig
memory at reset, turn audio filter on or off, intercept
privilege violation errors, switch off cache/burst modes and
can slow down a fast machine.  Also can swap the boot drive
and force 50Hz or 60Hz.  Will do things straight away, after
one reset or after every reset.

THIS VERSION:
1.30	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/misc/Degrader/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.30	AmigaLibDisk866:Degrader/
1.00	AmigaLibDisk562:Degrader/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Chris Hames
Flush 1.2
Flushes unused libs, devices, and fonts

Flushes unused libraries, devices and fonts from RAM.  Options include
flush all, flush one type, report but don't flush, report which got
flushed, and amount of memory regained.  Runs from CLI, under AmigaDOS
2.04 or later.

Requires AmigaDOS 2.04 or later.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/misc/Flush/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Gary Duncan
Installer 1.26
Commodore's Amiga Installer utility

Archive distribution of the Amiga Installer utility direct from
Commodore.  Contains V1.24 of the Installer, documen- tation and
examples for developers to use when developing their software.  Also
contains various enhancements and fixes detailed in the documentation
enclosed.  The documen- tation has also been enhanced and brought up
to date.

THIS VERSION:
1.26	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/misc/Installer/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.24	AmigaLibDisk870:Installer/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Commodore Business Machines
PaletteTool 1.4
3.0/AGA public screen palette tool.

Palette tool that opens and operates on the default public screen.  Has
gadtools-based user interface, with keyboard equivalents for many of the
program functions.  Features include full 8 bit RGB support, full AmigaDOS
3.0-compliant locked pen "protect" mode as well as standard "free" mode,
and fully integrated "color by name" selection, with a built-in database of
507 colors.

Supports the follow actions: color spread (multi-directional), individual
color copy, individual color exchange, rotation of palette in both
direction, cycling of entire palette in both directions with adjustable
cycle speed, and individual color "show" (flash selected color).

The user interface consists of separately controllable windows for main
functions, color palette (2 sizes), and "color by name" selection.
Features a single-level "undo" capability.  Iconifiable, with color cycling
controls also available from the programs iconified state

Features ability of pick a pen/color from anywhere on the current screen
(using the mouse pointer and either the space bar or middle-mouse-button).
This type of color "pick" can also be used with the copy, spread, and
exchange actions.  Also features a "panic" restore button (and key
equivalent) so you can restore the palette to where it was at program
start.

THIS VERSION:
1.4	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/misc/PaletteTool/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Timothy B. Kreuzer
Brik 2.0
Compute & use CRC lists to verify files

A general purpose program that calculates both text and binary cyclic
redundancy codes (CRCs).  Text mode CRCs calculated by brik are
portable across systems for files that are in the usual text format on
each system.  Binary mode CRCs are portable for files that are moved
from system to system without any change.  Brik can be used to verify
and update an embedded checksum header in files.  It runs under
MS-DOS, UNIX system V, BSD UNIX, VAX/VMS, and AmigaDOS.

THIS VERSION:
2.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/misc/brik/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.0	AmigaLibDisk233:Brik/

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Rahul Dhesi
bsplit 1.0
Split files into pieces by byte count

Split binary files into managable pieces as specified by a byte count.
Similar to the UNIX "split" program, which works with lines, not
bytes.

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/misc/bsplit/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
P. Knoppers
chksum 1.0
SVR4 'sum' compatible checksum program

Produces a checksum of a byte stream that should be the same as the
standard SVR4 "sum" program.  Note that the "sum" documentation is
misleading, the checksum is NOT simply a 16-bit checksum of all the
bytes.

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/misc/chksum/

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
true 1.0
Simple versions of 'true' and 'false'

Trivially simple versions of "true" and "false" UNIX
like shell commands, for cases where the shell in use
has no equivalent builtin command.

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/misc/true/

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
Xoper 2.5
Monitor and control system activity

Very comprehensive program to monitor and control system activity.
Monitor cpu, memory usage, ports, interrupts, devices.  Close windows,
screens, show loaded fonts or last Guru code number.  Clean up memory,
flush unused libraries, devices, fonts. etc. and a whole bunch more!
Spawns its own process.  A very handy background task to have loaded.

THIS VERSION:
2.5	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/moni/Xoper/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.2	AmigaLibDisk318:Xoper/
2.0	AmigaLibDisk274:Xoper/
1.3	AmigaLibDisk228:Xoper/
1.2	AmigaLibDisk171:Xoper/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Werner Gunther
ARTM 2.04
Display and control system activity

Amiga Real Time Monitor.  Displays and controls system activity such
as tasks, windows, libraries, devices, resources, ports, residents,
interrupts, vectors, memory, mounts, assigns, locks, fonts, hardware,
res_cmds, a little SystemMonitor and display the last Alert.

THIS VERSION:
2.04	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/moni/ARTM/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.00	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Useful/util/moni/ARTM.lha
2.00	FreshFish-May94:Useful/dist/util/moni/ARTM/
2.00	FreshFish-Mar94:Useful/dist/util/moni/ARTM/
2.0	FreshFish-May94:New/util/moni/ARTM/
2.0	FreshFish-May94:BBS/May94/util/moni/ARTM.lha
1.7	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d887/ARTM/
1.7	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d887/ARTM.lha
1.7	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d887/ARTM.lha
1.7	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks880-899/Disk887/ARTM/
1.7	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks880-899/Disk887/ARTM/
1.7	AmigaLibDisk887:ARTM/
1.6	GoldFish2-Apr94:d6xx/d652/ARTM/
1.6	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d6xx/d652/ARTM.lha
1.6	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d6xx/d652/ARTM.lha
1.6	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks640-659/Disk652/ARTM/
1.6	AmigaLibDisk652:ARTM/
1.3	GoldFish2-Apr94:d5xx/d551/ARTM/
1.3	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d5xx/d551/ARTM.lha
1.3	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d5xx/d551/ARTM.lha
1.3	AmigaLibDisk551:ARTM/
1.0	GoldFish2-Apr94:d3xx/d327/ARTM/
1.0	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d3xx/d327/ARTM.lha
1.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d3xx/d327/ARTM.lha
1.0	AmigaLibDisk327:ARTM/
0.9	GoldFish2-Apr94:d2xx/d277/ARTM/
0.9	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d2xx/d277/ARTM.lha
0.9	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d2xx/d277/ARTM.lha
0.9	AmigaLibDisk277:ARTM/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
F. J. Mertens
Dietmar Jansen
PerfMeter 2.2
CPU usage, load and memory meter

PerfMeter is the X's PerformanceMeter-style little meter, which shows
CPU usage, CPU load, chip, fast and public memory, and uptime.  The
items can be selected from the Project menu.

Requires Kickstart 2.0 or later.

THIS VERSION:
2.2	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/moni/PerfMeter/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Juha Tuominen
RSys 1.3
Very comprehensive system monitor

Very comprehensive system monitor.  Provides information on just about
everything you could possibly want information on! (Plus some...)
Documentation in German, but program speaks english.  Version 1.3,
includes source.

THIS VERSION:
1.3	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/moni/RSys/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.3	Freshfish-Dec93:new/util/misc/RSys/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Rolf Böhme
SnoopDos 3.0
System and application monitor

SnoopDos
SnoopDos is a utility that allows you to monitor a variety of system
operations carried out by programs on your Amiga. This includes what
files a program is trying to open, what fonts, libraries, devices and
environment variables it is looking for, and so on.

This is very useful if you are trying to figure out why a certain
application won't work properly. Usually, it's because the application
can't find a certain configuration file, library or device.

This version has many new features not present in version 1.7. Among
the most important are a full GUI, support for many new functions,
support for monitoring programs compiled with GNU C, and a packet
debugger for programmers.

Kickstart 2.04 or above.

THIS VERSION:
3.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/moni/SnoopDos/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.7	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/Useful/util/moni/SnoopDos.lha
1.7	FreshFish-Sep94:Useful/dist/util/moni/SnoopDos/
1.7	FreshFish-Sep94:BBS/util/SnoopDos-1.7.lha
1.7	FreshFish-May94:Useful/dist/util/moni/SnoopDos/
1.7	FreshFish-Mar94:Useful/dist/util/moni/SnoopDos/
1.7	FreshFish-Jul94:Useful/dist/util/moni/SnoopDos/
1.7	FreshFish-Jul94:BBS/util/SnoopDos-1.7.lha
1.5	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d725/SnoopDos/
1.5	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d725/SnoopDos.lha
1.5	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d725/SnoopDos.lha
1.5	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks720-739/Disk725/SnoopDos/
1.5	AmigaLibDisk725:SnoopDos/
1.2	GoldFish2-Apr94:d4xx/d451/SnoopDos/
1.2	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d4xx/d451/SnoopDos.lha
1.2	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d4xx/d451/SnoopDos.lha
1.2	AmigaLibDisk451:SnoopDos/
1.0	GoldFish2-Apr94:d3xx/d388/SnoopDos/
1.0	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d3xx/d388/SnoopDos.lha
1.0	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d3xx/d388/SnoopDos.lha
1.0	AmigaLibDisk388:SnoopDos/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyright but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Eddy Carroll
SysInfo 3.24
Gives comprehensive system information

A brand new release of this popular program.  It reports interesting
information about the configuration of your Amiga, including some
speed comparisons with other configurations, versions of the OS
software, and much more.  Binary only.

THIS VERSION:
3.24	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/moni/SysInfo/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.23	AmigaLibDisk969:SysInfo/
3.18	AmigaLibDisk860:SysInfo/
3.11	AmigaLibDisk820:SysInfo/
3.01	AmigaLibDisk758:SysInfo/
2.69	AmigaLibDisk642:SysInfo/
2.62	AmigaLibDisk625:SysInfo/
2.60	AmigaLibDisk619:SysInfo/
2.56	AmigaLibDisk583:SysInfo/
2.53	AmigaLibDisk571:SysInfo/
2.51	AmigaLibDisk565:SysInfo/
2.40	AmigaLibDisk553:SysInfo/
2.22	AmigaLibDisk502:SysInfo/
1.98	AmigaLibDisk433:SysInfo/
1.94	AmigaLibDisk420:SysInfo/
1.4	AmigaLibDisk368:SysInfo/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Nic Wilson
AIBB 6.5
GUI-based CPU performance tester

AIBB is a system performance analysis tool designed with built-in tests
for exercising CPU, FPU, and graphics portions of system performance.
Comparisons to 4 different machines can be displayed, with a default of
the A600, A1200, A3000/25, and A4000/040 contained within AIBB.
The option to create and/or load data files from other systems for
comparison is also included within the program.

THIS VERSION:
6.5	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/moni/AIBB/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.0	AmigaLibDisk439:AIBB/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
LaMonte Koop
PackIt 1.19
CLI frontend for PowerPacker + wildcards

PackIt is a CLI only program to replace the crunch and decrunch commands
that came with PowerPacker (Copyright Nico Francois).  PackIt features:  1)
Single command for crunching and decrunching 2) Automatic crunching or
decrunching of data files depending on whether it is allready crunched or
not.  3) Files can be encrypted, and passwords can be entered on the
command line or via a requester.  4) Will not crunch executables, unless
told to do so.  Note:  PackIt will only crunch the executables as a data
files you will not be able to run them.  5) Automatic replacement of source
file unless a destination is given.  6) Directories can be specified as a
destination, in that case files will be crunched/decrunched into that dir.
7) Allows use of wildcards to crunch/decrunch whole directories.  8)
Automatic adding and removing of .pp suffixes from data files.  9) Icon
files will not be crunched unless you want them to.  10) Default options
can now be stored in ENV:PackIt

Requires:
1) Workbench 2.0+
2) PowerPacker library v36+  (© Nico Francois) (included)

THIS VERSION:
1.19	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/pack/PackIt/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.18a	FreshFish-Jul94/BBS/util/PackIt-1.18a.lha
1.18a	FreshFish-Jul94/New/util/pack/PackIt/
37.110	FreshFish-Jul94/BBS/util/PackIt-37.110.lha
37.110	FreshFish-Mar94/New/util/pack/PackIt/
37.110	FreshFish-May94/BBS/Mar94/util/pack/PackIt.lha
37.110	FrozenFish-Apr94/BBS/Mar94/util/pack/PackIt.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Michael J Barsoom
History 37.5
List and control shell command history.

This is a 2.04/3.0/3.1 compatible version of the history command.  It
allows listing, saving, loading, and execution of the standard
con-handler command line history.

THIS VERSION:
37.5	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/shell/History/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Andy Finkel
VirusChecker 6.58
A memory/file/bootblock virus detector

A virus checker that can check memory, disk bootblocks, and all disk files
for signs of most known viruses.  Can remember nonstandard bootblocks that
you indicate are OK and not bother you about them again.  Includes an ARexx
port, supports SHI's Bootblock.library.  By using this library and its
brainfile you have the ability to add new Bootblock viruses as SHI releases
new brainfiles.

THIS VERSION:
6.58	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/virus/VirusChecker/

OTHER VERSIONS:
6.50	FreshFish-Vol9-2:BBS/util/VirusChecker-6.50.lha
6.50	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.50	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/VirusChecker-6.50.lha
6.50	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.50	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.44	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.43	FreshFish-Sep94:New/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.41	FreshFish-May94:New/util/virus/VirusChecker/
6.33	AmigaLibDisk935:VirusChecker/
6.30	AmigaLibDisk913:VirusChecker/
6.22	AmigaLibDisk825:VirusChecker/
6.06	AmigaLibDisk680:VirusChecker/
6.05	AmigaLibDisk669:VirusChecker/
5.30	AmigaLibDisk556:VirusChecker/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
John Veldthuis
VirusZII 1.16
AntiVirus utility with file decrunching

Release II of this popular virus detector.  The filechecker can decrunch
files for testing and the memory checker removes all known viruses
from memory without 'Guru Meditation' and checks memory for viruses
regularly.  VirusZ has easy to use intuitionized menus including keycuts
for both beginners and experienced users.

Requires OS2.0+

THIS VERSION:
1.16	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/virus/VirusZII/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.11	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/virus/VirusZII/
1.11	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/VirusZII-1.11.lha
1.07	FreshFish-May94:New/util/virus/VirusZ/
1.03	AmigaLibDisk989:VirusZII/
1.00	AmigaLibDisk948:VirusZII/
3.07	AmigaLibDisk902:VirusZ/
3.00	AmigaLibDisk820:VirusZ/
2.27	AmigaLibDisk786:VirusZ/

DISTRIBUTION:
Shareware

AUTHOR:
Georg Hörmann
VT 2.75
A comprehensive virus utility package.

A very good virus checker, however all the documentation is in
German.

THIS VERSION:
2.75	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/virus/VT/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.70	FreshFish-Vol9-1:Useful/util/virus/VT/
2.68	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/util/virus/VT/
2.68	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/util/VT-2.68.lha
2.68	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/util/virus/VT/
2.68	GoldFish-Vol2-2:BBS/util/VT-2.68.lha
2.68	FreshFish-Vol7:BBS/util/VT-2.68.lha
2.68	FreshFish-Vol7:New/util/virus/VT/
2.68	FreshFish-Vol7:Useful/dist/util/virus/VT/
2.67	FreshFish-Vol6:BBS/util/VT-2.67.lha
2.67	FreshFish-Vol6:New/util/virus/VT/
2.67	FreshFish-Vol6:Useful/dist/util/virus/VT/
2.65	FreshFish-Vol5:BBS/util/VT-2.65.lha
2.65	FreshFish-Vol5:New/util/virus/VT/
2.65	FreshFish-Vol5:Useful/dist/util/virus/VT/

AUTHOR:
Heiner Schneegold
Lens 1.2
A magnifying program for the WorkBench.

Lens is a magnifying program for the workbench (and other screens).  To run
Lens from the workbench just click on its icon.  From a CLI, just type the
name of the program (i.e. "Run Lens").  There is nothing to install.

What Lens does is read the display graphics in a rectangle centered about
the mouse pointer and magnify it to the dimensions you specify.  Lens will
allow you to zoom in and out.  Here is a list of the features Lens has:

- Displays the current magnification and mouse coordinates in the title bar.
- Independent zooming in/out of X and Y dimensions.
- Adjustable sampling rate (number of times to update per minute).
- Displays axes (crosshairs) to indicate the mouse position (if desired).
- Allows you to freeze the lens view when the lens window is inactive.
- Has the ability to jump from one screen to another.
- Also allows you to specify just about any screen to open on initially.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/wb/Lens/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
John Cowgill
Deft_II 1.6
Recursively modify icon default tools

Deft II is an utility to modify the default tools of your icons; you
give to it a set of paths, a set of old/new default tool couples, and
Deft II will recursively scan all these paths to change the default
tools of your project icons according to your preferences.

Deft II is a powerful tool, here are its main features :
-	a MUI GUI with all the consequent convenience for the user
	(keyboard shortcuts, appwindows, etc)
-	multi-paths handling for scanning
-	multi-default tools for replacing
-	wildcard using for the default tools to replace
-	preferences saving
-	ARexx support
-	online help

THIS VERSION:
1.6	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/wb/Deft_II/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Distributable

AUTHOR:
Lionel Vintenat
DeviceLock 1.2
GUI interface for CLI command 'lock'

This is a GUI interface for the CLI programm 'lock'. You can
lock or allow writing to partitions via gadgets or hotkeys.
You can configure it to your own needs and it should work
with other (CLI-)lock programs, too.

Requires KS/WB2.0 (V37) or higher.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/cdity/DeviceLock/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Thomas Wagner
PowerSnap 2.2a
Commodity to cut and paste text

PowerSnap is a utility that allows you to use the mouse to mark
characters anywhere on the screen and paste them somewhere else, like
in the CLI or in a string gadget. PowerSnap will check what font is
used in the window you snap from and will look for the position of the
characters automatically.  It recognizes all non proportional fonts of
up to 24 pixels wide and of any height so this should cover most fonts
used.  Snapping and pasting text is done using the mouse, making
PowerSnap fast and easy to use.

Requires AmigaDOS 2.0 or later.

THIS VERSION:
2.2a	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/util/cdity/PowerSnap/

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.1b	AmigaLibDisk781:PowerSnap/
2.0	AmigaLibDisk726:PowerSnap/
1.1	AmigaLibDisk542:PowerSnap/
1.0	AmigaLibDisk467:PowerSnap/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Nico François
Term 4.4
Very nice terminal program.

A telecommuncations program designed for use with any Commodore-Amiga
computer running Kickstart 2.04 or higher.  Its features include:

* Fast built-in VT-220 terminal emulation

* Support for custom terminal emulation modules following the `XEM
2.0' standard

* Operates in any display environment, supports all screen display
modes

* Support for file transfer modules following the `XPR' standard

* File- and printer-capturing functions

* Review-buffer support

* Powerful phone book and dialing functions

* `Amiga User Interface Style Guide' conformant user interface

* Online-help (requires AmigaGuide package)

* Built-in `ARexx' interface

* File upload list, which permits selecting the files to be
transferred before the upload is started.

* Login script learn mode.

* Built-in keyword/response parser which makes it possible to have
`term' respond to BBS prompts and such with the user name,
password, etc. without having to program the ARexx interface.

* Interface for external programs to rendezvous with `term', taking
over serial I/O processing (such as `HydraCom').

THIS VERSION:
4.4	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/comm/term/term/

OTHER VERSIONS:
4.0	FreshFish-Sep94:New/comm/term/Term/
4.0	FreshFish-Sep94:BBS/comm/Term-4.0.lha
3.4	GoldFish2-Apr94:d9xx/d904/Term/
3.4	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d9xx/d904/Term.lha
3.4	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d9xx/d904/Term.lha
3.4	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks900-910/Disk904/Term/
3.4	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks900-919/Disk904/Term/
3.4	AmigaLibDisk904:Term/
3.1	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d833/Term/
3.1	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d832/Term/
3.1	GoldFish2-Apr94:d8xx/d831/Term/
3.1	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d833/Term.lha
3.1	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d832/Term.lha
3.1	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d8xx/d831/Term.lha
3.1	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d833/Term.lha
3.1	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d832/Term.lha
3.1	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d8xx/d831/Term.lha
3.1	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk833/Term/
3.1	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk832/Term/
3.1	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk831/Term/
3.1	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk833/Term/
3.1	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk832/Term/
3.1	FreshFish-Dec93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks820-839/Disk831/Term/
3.1	AmigaLibDisk833:Term/
3.1	AmigaLibDisk832:Term/
3.1	AmigaLibDisk831:Term/
2.3	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d730/Term/
2.3	GoldFish2-Apr94:d7xx/d725/Term/
2.3	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d730/Term.lha
2.3	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d7xx/d725/Term.lha
2.3	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d730/Term.lha
2.3	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d7xx/d725/Term.lha
2.3	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks720-739/Disk730/Term/
2.3	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks720-739/Disk725/Term/
2.3	AmigaLibDisk730:Term/
2.3	AmigaLibDisk725:Term/
2.2a	GoldFish2-Apr94:d6xx/d681/Term/
2.2a	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d6xx/d681/Term.lha
2.2a	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d6xx/d681/Term.lha
2.2a	FreshFish-Oct93:Old/AmigaLibDisks/Disks680-699/Disk681/Term/
2.2a	AmigaLibDisk681:Term/
1.9c	GoldFish2-Apr94:d5xx/d589/Term/
1.9c	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d5xx/d589/Term.lha
1.9c	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d5xx/d589/Term.lha
1.9c	AmigaLibDisk589:Term/
?.?	GoldFish2-Apr94:d5xx/d534/Term/
?.?	GoldFish1-Apr94:BBS/d5xx/d534/Term.lha
?.?	FrozenFish-Apr94:BBS/ALib/d5xx/d534/Term.lha
?.?	AmigaLibDisk534:Term/

AUTHOR:
Olaf `Olsen' Barthel
MailQueue 37.2
Monitor number of Messages in SMTPSpool

This is just a little program to use with
the INetUtils for AmiTCP/AS225, especially
for your SMTPSpool directory. The program
will monitor all queued files within the
SMTPSpool directory and display the number
of messages in a small window, you may
position somewhere on your Workbench. As
soon as a message is queued/deleted, the
information will be updated.

Requires OS 2.0 (37.175)
NetSupport.library

THIS VERSION:
37.2	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/comm/net/MailQueue/

OTHER VERSIONS:
37.0	FreshFish-Vol8-1:New/comm/net/MailQueue/
37.0	FreshFish-Vol8-1:Useful/comm/net/MailQueue/
37.0	FreshFish-Vol8-2:BBS/comm/MailQueue-37.0.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Kai Iske
AmiPOP 1.16
A POP 3 client for AmigaDOS.

AmiPOP@ is a POP3 Client for AmigaDOS.  It was written directly from
the POP3 RFC (RFC #1225). AmiPOP is only a simple transport mechanism
for moving electronic mail messages between a POP-Host, typically
a mainframe, and your local AmigaDOS system.  The advantage of POP
over other transports such as SMTP is that all E-mail can still be
directed to the mainframe system.  This is of primary importance when
either a dialup line is used, which has a new IP address for each
connection, or when a user uses many machines, and wishes to be able
to transparently read mail on all of them.

AmiPOP features:
	· AUISG compliant (or at least it tries to be!)
	· Makes heavy use of 2.0 (and higher) functions such as ReadArgs,
	  utility.library, GadTools, and 2.0 functions in Amiga.lib.
	· Written from RFC 1225, not a port of a Unix or a PC application.
	· Small code size, and low system resource usage.
	· Commodities interface

AmigaDOS 2.04+
AmiTCP/IP release 2 or higher.

THIS VERSION:
1.16	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/comm/tcp/AmiPOP/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.14	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/comm/net/AmiPOP/
1.6	FreshFish-Dec93:New/comm/net/AmiTCP_POP/

DISTRIBUTION:
Freeware

AUTHOR:
Scott Ellis
FTPDaemon 2.0
An ftp daemon for AmiTCP, with multiuser

An ftpd for AmiTCP v2.0 and up (we use AmiTCP v2.2 ).  It has Multi-User
support (we use MultiUser v1.5).

Requires AmiTCP 2.0+

THIS VERSION:
2.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/comm/tcp/FTPDaemon/

OTHER VERSIONS:
1.0	FreshFish-Dec93:New/comm/net/FtpDaemon/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Joran Jessurun
AmiTCP 3.0ß2
TCP/IP protocol stack for SANA-II.

AmiTCP  is  a set of programs that enables the Amiga to connect to a TCP/IP
network.   AmiTCP  lets the user use commands such as ftp, telnet from your
Amiga.   AmiTCP  also  lets remote users connect to your machine from other
TCP/IP  hosts.   AmiTCP  is  a TCP/IP protocol stack for implementing basic
Internet  protocols  on  top  of any SANA-II network device driver, such as
one for SLIP or Ethernet.

THIS VERSION:
3.0ß2	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/comm/tcp/AmiTCP/

AUTHOR:
AmiTCP/IP Group and others
AmiTCP-Demo 4.0
TCP/IP protocol stack

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

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

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

* About the Commercial AmiTCP/IP Version

The commercial version of AmiTCP/IP 4.0 includes:

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

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

THIS VERSION:
4.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/comm/tcp/AmiTCP-Demo/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.0ß2	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/comm/net/AmiTCP/
2.2	FreshFish-Vol2/New/comm/net/AmiTCP/
2.2	FreshFish-Vol3/Old/Dec93/comm/net/AmiTCP/

DISTRIBUTION:
Commercial Demo

AUTHOR:
AmiTCP/IP Group
AmiTCP-SDK 4.0
Source/Developer Kit for AmiTCP

Include files, some development tools, link libraries (with source)
and programming examples for AmiTCP/IP 4.0.

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

THIS VERSION:
4.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/comm/tcp/AmiTCP-SDK/

OTHER VERSIONS:
3.0ß2	GoldFish-Vol2-1:Files/comm/net/AmiTCP/
2.2	FreshFish-Vol2/New/comm/net/AmiTCP/
2.2	FreshFish-Vol3/Old/Dec93/comm/net/AmiTCP/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
AmiTCP/IP Group
traceroute 1.0
A 'traceroute' for AmiTCP

traceroute is a networking utility written by Van Jacobson originally
for BSD Unix machines to find out the route ip packets follow,
including round-trip times for each packet, when going to a host of
your choice, which can be of great interest during troubleshooting a
network.

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:Useful/comm/tcp/traceroute/

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Several, amiga port by Klaus Klein
dejagnu 1.2
Program testing framework using 'expect'

DejaGnu is a framework for testing other programs. Its purpose is to
provide a single front end for all tests.  Beyond this, DejaGnu offers
several advantages for testing:

(1) The flexibility and consistency of the DejaGnu framework make it
easy to write tests for any program.

(2) DejaGnu provides a layer of abstraction which makes all tests (if
correctly written) portable to any host or target where a program must
be tested.  For instance, a test for GDB can run (from any Unix based
host) on any target architecture supported by DejaGnu. Currently
DejaGnu runs tests on several single board computers, whose operating
software ranges from just a boot monitor to a full-fledged, Unix-like
realtime OS.

(3) DejaGnu is written in expect, which in turn uses Tcl (Tool command
language).  The framework comprises two parts: the testing framework
and the testsuites themselves. Tests are usually written in expect
using Tcl.

Both tcl and expect are provided with dejagnu.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/dejagnu-1.2.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Rob Savoye
less 290
Viewer program similar to 'more'.

Less is a program similar to more (1), but which allows backward
movement in the file as well as forward movement.  Also, less does not
have to read the entire input file before starting, so with large
input files it starts up faster than text editors like vi (1).  Less
uses termcap (or terminfo on some systems), so it can run on a variety
of terminals.  There is even limited support for hardcopy terminals.
(On a hardcopy terminal, lines which should be printed at the top of
the screen are prefixed with a caret.)

Commands are based on both more and vi.  Commands may be preceded by a
decimal number, called N in the descriptions below.  The number is
used by some commands, as indicated.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
290	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/less-290.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely distributable.

AUTHOR:
Mark Nudelman et al.
make 3.74
POSIX compatible 'make' program

The "make" utility automatically determines which pieces of a large
program need to be recompiled, and issues commands to recompile them.
GNU "make" conforms to section 6.2 of "IEEE Standard 1003.2-1992"
(POSIX.2).

THIS VERSION:
3.74	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/make-3.74.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Richard Stallman
Roland McGrath
bison 1.24
GNU parser generator yacc replacement

Bison is a parser generator in the style of yacc (1).  It should be
upwardly compatible with input files designed for yacc.  Input files
should follow the yacc convention of ending in ".y".  Unlike yacc, the
generated files do not have fixed names, but instead use the prefix of
the input file.  For instance, a grammar description file named
parse.y would produce the generated parser in a file named
parse.tab.c, instead of yacc 's y.tab.c.

Binary version requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.24	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/bison-1.24.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
autoconf 2.4
GNU automatic configuration generator.

Autoconf is an extensible package of m4 macros that produce shell
scripts to automatically configure software source code packages.
These scripts can adapt the packages to many kinds of UNIX-like
systems without manual user intervention.  Autoconf creates a
configuration script for a package from a template file that lists the
operating system features that the package can use, in the form of m4
macro calls.

Autoconf requires GNU m4.  The configuration scripts produced by
Autoconf are independent of Autoconf when they are run, so their users
do not need to have Autoconf (or GNU m4).

THIS VERSION:
2.4	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/autoconf-2.4.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
ghostscript 2.6.2
GNU postscript interpreter

Ghostscript is the name of a set of software that provides an
interpreter for the PostScript (TM) language, and a set of C
procedures (the Ghostscript library) that implement the graphics
capabilities that appear as primitive operations in the PostScript
language.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.6.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gs-2.6.2.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
Ghostscript General Public License

AUTHOR:
L. Peter Deutsch
ghostscript-fonts 2.6.2
GNU postscript interpreter fonts

Ghostscript is the name of a set of software that provides an
interpreter for the PostScript (TM) language, and a set of C
procedures (the Ghostscript library) that implement the graphics
capabilities that appear as primitive operations in the PostScript
language.

THIS VERSION:
2.6.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gs-fonts-2.6.2.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
Ghostscript General Public License

AUTHOR:
L. Peter Deutsch
rcs 5.7
Revision Control System

RCS, the Revision Control System, manages multiple revisions of files.
RCS can store, retrieve, log, identify, and merge revisions.  It is
useful for files that are revised frequently, e.g. programs,
documentation, graphics, and papers.

THIS VERSION:
5.7	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/rcs-5.7.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Walter F. Tichy
et. al.
flex 2.5.2
Fast lexical analyzer generator

Flex is a tool for generating scanners, programs which recognized
lexical patterns in text.  Flex reads the given input files, or its
standard input if no file names are given, for a description of a
scanner to generate.  The description is in the form of pairs of
regular expressions and C code, called rules.  Flex generates as
output a C source file, lex.yy.c, which defines a routine yylex().
This file is compiled and linked with the -lfl library to produce an
executable.  When the executable is run, it analyzes its input for
occurrences of the regular expressions.  Whenever it finds one, it
executes the corresponding C code.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.5.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/flex-2.5.2.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Vern Paxson
Van Jacobson
Jef Poskanzer
tile 2.1
Threaded Interpretive Language Environ.

TILE Forth is a 32-bit implementation of the Forth-83 Standard written
in C. Thus allowing it to be easily moved between different computers
compared to traditional Forth implementations in assembly.

Most Forth implementations are done in assembly to be able to utilize
the underlying architecture as optimal as possible. TILE Forth goes
another direction. The main idea behind TILE Forth is to achieve a
portable forth implementation for workstations and medium size
computer systems so that new groups of programmers may be exposed to
the flavor of an extensible language such as Forth.

The implementation of TILE Forth is selected so that, in principle,
any C-level procedure may become available on the interactive and
incremental forth level. Other models of implementation of a threaded
interpreter in C are possible but these are not as flexible.

TILE Forth is organized as a set of modules to allow the kernel to be
used as a general threading engine for C. Environment dependencies
such as memory allocation, error handling and input/output have been
separated out of the kernel to increase flexibility. The forth
application is "just" an example of how to use the kernel.

Comparing forth implementations using the traditional benchmarks such
as the classical sieves calculation is difficult because of the
difference in speed between workstations and personal computers. The
Byte sieves benchmark is reported to typically run in 16 seconds on a
direct threaded forth implementation. This benchmark will run in 17
seconds in TILE forth (compiled with GNU CC and optimized) on a
SUN-3/60 and less than 9 seconds on a SUN SPARCstation 1. These times
are the total time for loading TILE forth, compiling and executing the
benchmark. Comparing to, for instance, other interpretive languages
such as Lisp, where one of the classical benchmarks is calculation of
the Fibonacci function, the performance increase is over a magnitude.

The kernel supports the Standard Forth-83 word set except for the
blocks file word set which are not used. The kernel is extended with
many of the concepts from modern programming languages. Here is a list
of some of the extensions; argument binding and local variables, queue
management, low level compiler words, string functions, floating point
numbers, exceptions and multi-tasking. The TILE Forth environment also
contains a set of reusable source files for high level multi-tasking,
data description and structuring modules, and a number of programming
tools.

To allow interactive and incremental program development TILE Forth
includes a programming environment as a mode in GNU Emacs. This
environ- ment helps with program structuring, documentation search,
and program development. Each vocabulary in the kernel and the source
library file is described by a manual, documentation and test file.
This style of programming is emphasized throughout the environment to
increase understanding and reusability of the library modules. During
compilation TILE Forth's io-package keeps track for which modules have
been loaded so that they are only loaded once even if included by
several modules.

Writing a Forth in C gives some possibilities that normally are not
available when performing the same task in assembly. TILE Forth has
been profiled using the available tools under Unix. This information
has been used to optimize the compiler so that it achieves a
compilation speed of over 200.000 lines per minute on my machine (a
disk-less SUN SPARCstation 1). Currently code is only saved in source
form and applications are typically "compile-and-go".

So far TILE Forth has been ported and tested at over forty locations
without any major problems except where C compilers do not allow sub-
routine pointers in data structures.

THIS VERSION:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/tile-forth-2.1.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Mikael R.K. Patel
gnat 2.06
GNU ADA compiler - merged FSF baseline

The GNU ADA compiler.  Includes all support for compiling ADA.  This
is the baseline build by combining the gcc and gnat distributions, and
applying the patches from the gnat distribution.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.06	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gnat-2.06.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
ed 0.2
8-bit-clean POSIX compliant line editor.

"Ed" is a line-oriented text editor.  It is used to create, display,
modify and otherwise manipulate text files.  "Red" is a restricted ed:
it can only edit files in the current directory and cannot execute
shell commands.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
0.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/ed-0.2.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Andrew Moore
fifo.library 38.0
fifo library and handler

This is fifo.library and the FIFO: device, including example code on how
to use both.

THIS VERSION:
38.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/fifo-38.0.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Matthew Dillon
Hans Verkuil
dejagnu 0.4
Traditional permuted index generator

GNU `ptx' is the GNU version of the traditional permuted index
generator.  It can handle multiple input files at once, produce TeX
compatible output, and produce readable "KWIC" (KeyWords In Context)
indexes without needing to use `nroff'.  This version does not handle
input files that do not fit in memory all at once.

THIS VERSION:
0.4	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/ptx-0.4.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
François Pinard
libg++ 2.7.0
GNU C++ class library

A C++ class library for use with the GNU C++ compiler.
This is the base FSF distribution with a couple of files
renamed to avoid collisions on AmigaDOS, since the names
differed only in upper/lower case.

THIS VERSION:
2.7.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/libg++-2.7.0.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Library Public License

libg++ 2.7.0
GNU C++ class library

A C++ class library for use with the GNU C++ compiler.

THIS VERSION:
2.7.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/libg++-2.7.0.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Library Public License

libcurses 8.3
Platform independant screen maint lib

In making available the generalized terminal descriptions in termcap,
much information was made available to the programmer, but little work
was taken out of one's hands.  The purpose of this package is to allow
the C programmer to do the most common type of terminal dependent
functions, those of movement optimization and optimal screen updating,
without doing any of the dirty work, and with nearly as much ease as
is necessary to simply print or read things.

THIS VERSION:
8.3	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/libcurses-8.3.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Kenneth C. R. C. Arnold
Elan Amir
wdiff 0.5
Display word diffs between text files.

`wdiff' is a front-end to GNU `diff'.  It compares two files, finding
which words have been deleted or added to the first in order to create
the second.  It has many output formats and interacts well with
terminals and pagers (notably with `less').  `wdiff' is particularily
useful when two texts differ only by a few words and paragraphs have
been refilled.

THIS VERSION:
0.5	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/wdiff-0.5.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Francois Pinard
autoconf 2.2
GNU automatic configuration generator.

Autoconf is an extensible package of m4 macros that produce shell
scripts to automatically configure software source code packages.
These scripts can adapt the packages to many kinds of UNIX-like
systems without manual user intervention.  Autoconf creates a
configuration script for a package from a template file that lists the
operating system features that the package can use, in the form of m4
macro calls.

Autoconf requires GNU m4.  The configuration scripts produced by
Autoconf are independent of Autoconf when they are run, so their users
do not need to have Autoconf (or GNU m4).

THIS VERSION:
2.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/autoconf-2.2.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
bc 1.03
GNU arbitrary precision calculator lang.

A language that supports arbitrary precision numbers with interactive
execution of statements.  There are some similarities in the syntax to
the C programming language.

A standard math library is available by command line option.  If
requested, the math library is defined before processing any files.
bc starts by processing code from all the files listed on the command
line in the order listed.  After all files have been processed, bc
reads from the standard input.  All code is executed as it is read.
(If a file contains a command to halt the processor, bc will never
read from the standard input.)

This version of bc contains several extensions beyond traditional bc
implementations and the POSIX draft standard.  Command line options
can cause these extensions to print a warning or to be rejected.  This
document describes the language accepted by this processor.
Extensions will be identified as such.

Binary version requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.03	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/bc-1.03.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Philip A. Nelson
binutils 1.8.x
GNU binary file utilities.

Various tools for operating on object and executable files.  Includes "ld",
"size", "nm", "strip", "ar", "objdump", and "ranlib".

Binary versions require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.8.x	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/binutils-1.8.x.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
binutils 2.5.2
GNU binary utilities, Amiga source

The GNU binary utilities.

Amiga binaries require the ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.5.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/binutils-2.5.2.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

tar 1.11.8
GNU Tape Archiver

Tar collects files into an archive which is normally written to tape or
other backup media.  It can also be written to a normal file, and such
files have become a common intersystem exchange mechanism.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.11.8	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/tar-1.11.8.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
John Gilmore
textutils 1.12
GNU text processing utilities

These are the GNU text file (actually, file contents) processing
utilities.  Most of these programs have significant advantages over
their Unix counterparts, such as greater speed, additional options,
and fewer arbitrary limits.  The programs that can be built with this
package are: cat, cksum, comm, csplit, cut, expand, fold, head, join,
nl, od paste, pr, sort, split, sum, tac, tail, tr, unexpand, uniq, and
wc.  The cmp program has moved to the GNU diff distribution.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.12	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/textutils-1.12.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
calc 2.02c
Advanced desk calculator in EMACS elisp.

"Calc" is an advanced calculator and mathematical tool that runs as
part of the GNU Emacs environment.  Very roughly based on the HP-28/48
series of calculators, its many features include:

* Choice of algebraic or RPN (stack-based) entry of calculations.

* Arbitrary precision integers and floating-point numbers.

* Arithmetic on rational numbers, complex numbers (rectangular and
polar), error forms with standard deviations, open and closed
intervals, vectors and matrices, dates and times, infinities,
sets, quantities with units, and algebraic formulas.

* Mathematical operations such as logarithms and trigonometric functions.

* Programmer's features (bitwise operations, non-decimal numbers).

* Financial functions such as future value and internal rate of return.

* Number theoretical features such as prime factorization and
arithmetic modulo M for any M.

* Algebraic manipulation features, including symbolic calculus.

* Moving data to and from regular editing buffers.

* "Embedded mode" for manipulating Calc formulas and data directly
inside any editing buffer.

* Graphics using GNUPLOT, a versatile (and free) plotting program.

* Easy programming using keyboard macros, algebraic formulas,
algebraic rewrite rules, or extended Emacs Lisp.

THIS VERSION:
2.02c	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/calc-2.02c.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Dave Gillespie
cpio 2.3
GNU utility to copy to/from archives.

Cpio copies files into or out of a cpio or tar archive, which is a
file that contains other files plus information about them, such as
their pathname, owner, timestamps, and access permissions.  The
archive can be another file on the disk, a magnetic tape, or a pipe.
Cpio has three operating modes.  In copy-out mode, cpio copies files
into an archive.  It reads a list of filenames, one per line, on the
standard input, and writes the archive onto the standard output.  A
typical way to generate the list of filenames is with the find
command; you should give find the -depth option to minimize problems
with permissions on directories that are unwritable or not searchable.

In copy-in mode, cpio copies files out of an archive or lists the
archive contents.  It reads the archive from the standard input.  Any
non-option command line arguments are shell globbing patterns; only
files in the archive whose names match one or more of those patterns
are copied from the archive.  Unlike in the shell, an initial `.' in a
filename does match a wildcard at the start of a pattern, and a `/' in
a filename can match wildcards.  If no patterns are given, all files
are extracted.

In copy-pass mode, cpio copies files from one directory tree to
another, combining the copy-out and copy-in steps without actually
using an archive.  It reads the list of files to copy from the
standard input; the directory into which it will copy them is given as
a non-option argument.

Cpio supports the following archive formats: binary, old ASCII, new
ASCII, crc, HPUX binary, HPUX old ASCII, old tar, and POSIX.1 tar.
The binary format is obsolete because it encodes information about the
files in a way that is not portable between different machine
architectures.  The old ASCII format is portable between different
machine architectures, but should not be used on file systems with
more than 65536 i-nodes.  The new ASCII format is portable between
different machine architectures and can be used on any size file
system, but is not supported by all versions of cpio; currently, it is
only supported by GNU and Unix System V R4.  The crc format is like
the new ASCII format, but also contains a checksum for each file which
cpio calculates when creating an archive and verifies when the file is
extracted from the archive.  The HPUX formats are provided for
compatibility with HPUX's cpio which stores device files differently.

The tar format is provided for compatability with the tar program.  It
can not be used to archive files with names longer than 100
characters, and can not be used to archive "special" (block or
character devices) files.  The POSIX.1 tar format can not be used to
archive files with names longer than 255 characters (less unless they
have a "/" in just the right place).

By default, cpio creates binary format archives, for compatibility
with older cpio programs.  When extracting from archives, cpio
automatically recognizes which kind of archive it is reading and can
read archives created on machines with a different byte-order.

Some of the options to cpio apply only to certain operating modes; see
the SYNOPSIS section for a list of which options are allowed in which
modes.

The binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.3	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/cpio-2.3.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Phil Nelson
David MacKenzie
John Oleynick
dbmalloc 1.14
Debugging malloc/realloc/free routines.

This is the malloc debugging library (patchlevel 14).  This library contains
a drop-in replacement for the standard dynamic memory allocation routines and
many of the other C modules that are typically used to access and/or manipulate
these data areas.  The replacements function almost identically to the original
functions with the exception that they perform a significant amount of
error checking and/or validating.

This library can be used with very little (if any) changes to the original
code (many times only requiring a re-link of the executable) and provide a
full-service debugging capability.

The entire library will follow in 10 separate shar files.

This new version includes several enhancements over patch level 13 including:

	* more auto-configuration tuning
	* several bug fixes

In addition to the changes listed above, this version contains the
following changes since the comp.soures.reviewed release at patch
level 7, in Volume 2, Issue 1:

	* Much better performance
	* automatic configuration on most systems
	* addition of XtAlloc routines for X window debugging
	* better identification of the source of double frees
	* ability to record function stack info so error reports give
	  the calling stack for where the data was allocated and/or the
	  error was detected (note: this is manually maintained by the pgm)
	* more support for leak detection (especially with respect to getting
	  rid of leak reports on things you know are not leaks)
	* additional checking of pointesr to make the library more robust
	* added case insensitive string comparison routines
	* several bug fixes and/or portability changes
	* added ability to change the state of the fill area flag
	* added capability to disallow reuse of free'd segments (so that
	  double frees could be more readily identified by the data in
	  the segment
	* a couple of function name changes
	* new funcs: memalign, malloc_abort, malloc_size

THIS VERSION:
1.14	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/dbmalloc-1.14.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Conor P. Cahill
dbug 2.3
Macro based debugging library and tools.

A macro based C debugging package which has proven to be a very
flexible and useful tool for debugging, testing, and porting C
programs.

All of the features of the dbug package can be enabled or disabled
dynamically at execution time.  This means that production programs
will run normally when debugging is not enabled, and eliminates the
need to maintain two separate versions of a program.

Many of the things easily accomplished with conventional debugging
tools, such as symbolic debuggers, are difficult or impossible with
this package, and vice versa.  Thus the dbug package should not be
thought of as a replacement or substitute for other debugging tools,
but simply as a useful addition to the program development and
maintenance environment.

THIS VERSION:
2.3	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/dbug-2.3.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
diffutils 2.7
GNU diff, diff3, sdiff and cmp utilities

This directory contains the GNU diff, diff3, sdiff, and cmp utilities.
Their features are a superset of the Unix features and they are
significantly faster.  cmp has been moved here from the GNU textutils.

Computer users often find occasion to ask how two files differ.
Perhaps one file is a newer version of the other file.  Or maybe the
two files started out as identical copies but were changed by
different people.

You can use the diff command to show differences between two files, or
each corresponding file in two directories.  diff outputs differences
between files line by line in any of several formats, selectable by
command line options.  This set of differences is often called a diff
or patch.  For files that are identical, diff normally produces no
output; for binary (non-text) files, diff normally reports only that
they are different.

You can use the cmp command to show the offsets and line numbers where
two files differ.  Cmp can also show all the characters that differ
between the two files, side by side.

You can use the diff3 command to show differences among three files.
When two people have made independent changes to a common original,
diff3 can report the differences between the original and the two
changed versions, and can produce a merged file that contains both
persons' changes together with warnings about conflicts.

You can use the sdiff command to merge two files interactively.

You can use the set of differences produced by diff to distribute
updates to text files (such as program source code) to other people.
This method is especially useful when the differences are small
compared to the complete files.  Given diff output, you can use the
patch program to update, or patch, a copy of the file.  If you think
of diff as subtracting one file from another to produce their
difference, you can think of patch as adding the difference to one
file to reproduce the other.

Binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.7	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/diffutils-2.7.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
et. al.
doschk 1.1
Check DOS/SYSV filename limits.

This program is intended as a utility to help software developers
ensure that their source file names are distinguishable on MS-DOS and
14-character SYSV platforms.  To perform this task, doschk reads a
list of filenames and produces a report of all the conflicts that
would arise if the files were transferred to a MS-DOS or SYSV
platform.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/doschk-1.1.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
DJ Delorie
ecc 1.2.1
Reed-Solomon Error Correcting Coder.

Ecc reads blocks of bytes from stdin, applies the (255,249,7) Reed -
Solomon Error Correcting block code, and writes the resulting block to
stdout.  Ecc is capable of correcting three byte errors in a block of
255 bytes, and is capable of detecting more severe errors.

THIS VERSION:
1.2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/ecc-1.2.1.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Paul Flaherty
emacs 18.59
GNU Emacs editor

GNU Emacs is the GNU incarnation of the advanced, self-documenting,
customizable, extensible real-time display editor Emacs. (The `G' in
`GNU' is not silent.)

We say that Emacs is a "display" editor because normally the text
being edited is visible on the screen and is updated automatically as
you type your commands.

We call it a "real-time" editor because the display is updated very
frequently, usually after each character or pair of characters you
type.  This minimizes the amount of information you must keep in your
head as you edit.

We call Emacs advanced because it provides facilities that go beyond
simple insertion and deletion: filling of text; automatic indentation
of programs; viewing two or more files at once; and dealing in terms
of characters, words, lines, sentences, paragraphs, and pages, as well
as expressions and comments in several different programming
languages.  It is much easier to type one command meaning "go to the
end of the paragraph" than to find that spot with simple cursor keys.

"Self-documenting" means that at any time you can type a special
character, `Control-h', to find out what your options are.  You can
also use it to find out what any command does, or to find all the
commands that pertain to a topic.

"Customizable" means that you can change the definitions of Emacs
commands in little ways.  For example, if you use a programming
language in which comments start with `<**' and end with `**>', you
can tell the Emacs comment manipulation commands to use those strings.
Another sort of customization is rearrangement of the command set.
For example, if you prefer the four basic cursor motion commands (up,
down, left and right) on keys in a diamond pattern on the keyboard,
you can have it.

"Extensible" means that you can go beyond simple customization and
write entirely new commands, programs in the Lisp language to be run
by Emacs's own Lisp interpreter.  Emacs is an "on-line extensible"
system, which means that it is divided into many functions that call
each other, any of which can be redefined in the middle of an editing
session.  Any part of Emacs can be replaced without making a separate
copy of all of Emacs.  Most of the editing commands of Emacs are
written in Lisp already; the few exceptions could have been written in
Lisp but are written in C for efficiency.  Although only a programmer
can write an extension, anybody can use it afterward.

THIS VERSION:
18.59	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/emacs-18.59.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Richard Stallman
emacs 19.28
GNU Emacs editor

GNU Emacs is the GNU incarnation of the advanced, self-documenting,
customizable, extensible real-time display editor Emacs. (The `G' in
`GNU' is not silent.)

We say that Emacs is a "display" editor because normally the text
being edited is visible on the screen and is updated automatically as
you type your commands.

We call it a "real-time" editor because the display is updated very
frequently, usually after each character or pair of characters you
type.  This minimizes the amount of information you must keep in your
head as you edit.

We call Emacs advanced because it provides facilities that go beyond
simple insertion and deletion: filling of text; automatic indentation
of programs; viewing two or more files at once; and dealing in terms
of characters, words, lines, sentences, paragraphs, and pages, as well
as expressions and comments in several different programming
languages.  It is much easier to type one command meaning "go to the
end of the paragraph" than to find that spot with simple cursor keys.

"Self-documenting" means that at any time you can type a special
character, `Control-h', to find out what your options are.  You can
also use it to find out what any command does, or to find all the
commands that pertain to a topic.

"Customizable" means that you can change the definitions of Emacs
commands in little ways.  For example, if you use a programming
language in which comments start with `<**' and end with `**>', you
can tell the Emacs comment manipulation commands to use those strings.
Another sort of customization is rearrangement of the command set.
For example, if you prefer the four basic cursor motion commands (up,
down, left and right) on keys in a diamond pattern on the keyboard,
you can have it.

"Extensible" means that you can go beyond simple customization and
write entirely new commands, programs in the Lisp language to be run
by Emacs's own Lisp interpreter.  Emacs is an "on-line extensible"
system, which means that it is divided into many functions that call
each other, any of which can be redefined in the middle of an editing
session.  Any part of Emacs can be replaced without making a separate
copy of all of Emacs.  Most of the editing commands of Emacs are
written in Lisp already; the few exceptions could have been written in
Lisp but are written in C for efficiency.  Although only a programmer
can write an extension, anybody can use it afterward.

THIS VERSION:
19.28	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/emacs-19.28.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Richard Stallman
f2c 93.04.28
Fortran 77 to C translator

F2c converts Fortran 77 source code in files with names ending in `.f'
or `.F' to C (or C++) source files in the current directory, with `.c'
substituted for the final `.f' or `.F'.  If no Fortran files are
named, f2c reads Fortran from standard input and writes C on standard
output.  Filenames that end with `.p' or `.P' are taken to be
prototype files, as produced by option `-P', and are read first.

THIS VERSION:
93.04.28	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/f2c-1993.04.28.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
David Gay
Stu Feldman
Mark Maimone
Norm Schryer
fileutils 3.12
File management utilities.

These are the GNU file management utilities.  Most of these programs
have significant advantages over their Unix counterparts, such as
greater speed, additional options, and fewer arbitrary limits.

The programs that can be built with this package are: chgrp, chown,
chmod, cp, dd, df, du, install, ln, dir, vdir, ls, mkdir, mvdir,
mkfifo, mknod, mv, rm, rmdir and touch.  But mvdir is built only on
systems that lack the rename system call.

The programs cat, cut, expand, head, paste, split, tac, tail and
unexpand, which used to be part of the fileutils, are now part of the
textutils.  Cmp is now part of the diff distribution.

THIS VERSION:
3.12	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/fileutils-3.12.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
findutils 4.1
GNU find, xargs, and locate

This package contains the GNU find, xargs, and locate programs.  This
version of find and xargs comply with POSIX 1003.2, and also support
some additional options, some borrowed from Unix and some unique to
GNU.

To gain speed, GNU find now avoids statting files whenever possible.
It does this by: (1) Checking the number of links to directories and
not statting files that it knows aren't directories until it
encounters a test or action that needs the stat info.  (2) Rearranging
the command line, where possible, so that it can do tests that don't
require a stat before tests that do, in hopes that the latter will be
skipped because of an OR or AND.  (But it only does this where it will
leave the output unchanged.)

The locate utility is based on James Woods' public domain fast-find
code, which is also distributed with the 4.3BSD find.  Because POSIX
requires `find foo' to have the same effect as `find foo -print', the
fast-find searching has been moved to a separate program, `locate';
the same thing has been done in 4.3BSD-reno/4.4BSD.  If you use
locate, you should run the included `updatedb' script from cron
periodically (typically nightly).

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
4.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/findutils-4.1.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
fontutils 0.6
Utility package to manipulate fonts.

You can manipulate fonts in various ways using the utilities:
conversion of a scanned image to a bitmap font, hand-editing of
bitmaps, conversion of a bitmap font to an outline font, and more.
More generally, you can start with a scanned image of artwork and work
your way through to a finished font with side bearings, accented
characters, ligatures, and so on.

The font formats recognized by these programs are primarily those used
by the (freely available) TeX typesetting system developed by Donald
E. Knuth from 1977--1990.  The filenames, font searching, and other
aspects of their usage are also based on TeX.  They also support
output of PostScript Type 1 fonts.

THIS VERSION:
0.6	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/fontutils-0.6.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Karl Berry
Kathryn Hargreaves
Richard Murphey
Erik Wallin
g77 0.5.15
GNU FORTRAN compilers

The GNU FORTRAN compiler is currently is implemented as a replacement
for the f2c+gcc combination, and its implementation is designed so it
can, in most cases, generate object files that are link-compatible
with those generated by f2c+gcc using the identical combination (which
includes a similar/identical copy of f2c.h).

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
0.5.15	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/g77-0.5.15.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
gawk 2.15.6
Pattern scanning & processing.

Gawk is the GNU Project's implementation of the AWK programming
language.  It conforms to the definition of the language in the POSIX
1003.2 Command Language And Utilities Standard.  This version in turn
is based on the description in "The AWK Programming Language", by Aho,
Kernighan, and Weinberger, with the additional features defined in the
System V Release 4 version of UNIX awk.  Gawk also provides some
GNU-specific extensions.

The command line consists of options to gawk itself, the AWK program
text (if not supplied via the -f or --file options), and values to be
made available in the ARGC and ARGV pre-defined AWK variables.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.15.6	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gawk-2.15.6.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Paul Rubin
Jay Fenlason
gdb 4.12
GNU debugger (incomplete port)

The purpose of a debugger such as GDB is to allow you to see what is
going on "inside" another program while it executes, or what another
program was doing at the moment it crashed.

GDB can do four main kinds of things (plus other things in support of
these) to help you catch bugs in the act: (1) start your program,
specifying anything that might affect its behavior, (2) make your
program stop on specified conditions, (3) examine what has happened,
when your program has stopped, (4) change things in your program, so
you can experiment with correcting the effects of one bug and go on to
learn about another.

You can use GDB to debug programs written in C, C++, and Modula-2.
Fortran support will be added when a GNU Fortran compiler is ready.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
4.12	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gdb-4.14.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
gdbm 1.7.3
GNU database manager library

GNU dbm is a library of routines that manages data files that contain
key/data pairs.  The access provided is that of storing, retrieval,
and deletion by key and a non-sorted traversal of all keys.  A process
is allowed to use multiple data files at the same time.

THIS VERSION:
1.7.3	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gdbm-1.7.3.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Philip A. Nelson
gmp 1.3.2
Arbitrary precision math library.

GNU MP is a library for arbitrary precision arithmetic, operating on
signed integers and rational numbers.  It has a rich set of functions,
and the functions have a regular interface.

The author has tried to make these functions as fast as possible, both
for small operands and for huge operands.  The speed is achieved by
using fullwords as the basic arithmetic type, by using fast
algorithms, by defining inline assembler for mixed sized
multiplication and division (i.e 32*32->64 bit multiplication and
64/32->32,32 bit division), and by hacking the code with emphasis on
speed (and not simplicity and elegance).

The speed of GNU MP is about 5 to 100 times that of Berkeley MP for
small operands.  The speed-up increases with the operand sizes for
certain operations, for which GNU MP has asymptotically faster
algorithms.

THIS VERSION:
1.3.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gmp-1.3.2.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Torbjorn Granlund
grep 2.0
GNU grep package

GNU grep is based on a fast lazy-state deterministic matcher (about
twice as fast as stock Unix egrep) hybridized with a Boyer-Moore-
Gosper search for a fixed string that eliminates impossible text from
being considered by the full regexp matcher without necessarily having
to look at every character.  The result is typically many times faster
than Unix grep or egrep.  (Regular expressions containing
backreferencing will run more slowly, however.)

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/grep-2.0.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Mike Haertel
Arthur David Olson
Richard Stallman
Karl Berry
Henry Spencer
Scott Anderson
David MacKenzie
James Woods
Andrew Hume
groff 1.09
GNU groff document formatting system

This is the GNU groff document formatting system.  Included in this
release are implementations of troff, pic, eqn, tbl, refer, the -man
macros and the -ms macros, and drivers for PostScript, TeX dvi format,
and typewriter-like devices.  Also included is a modified version of
the Berkeley -me macros, an enhanced version of the X11 xditview
previewer, and an implementation of the -mm macros.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.09	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/groff-1.09.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
James Clark
gzip 1.2.4
GNU compressing/decompressing programs

Gzip reduces the size of the named files using Lempel-Ziv coding
(LZ77).  Whenever possible, each file is replaced by one with the
extension .gz, while keeping the same ownership modes, access and
modification times.  (The default extension is -gz for VMS, z for
MSDOS, OS/2 FAT, Windows NT FAT and Atari.) If no files are specified,
or if a file name is "-", the standard input is compressed to the
standard output.  Gzip will only attempt to compress regular files.
In particular, it will ignore symbolic links.

If the compressed file name is too long for its file system, gzip
truncates it.  Gzip attempts to truncate only the parts of the file
name longer than 3 characters.  (A part is delimited by dots.) If the
name consists of small parts only, the longest parts are truncated.
For example, if file names are limited to 14 characters,
gzip.msdos.exe is compressed to gzi.msd.exe.gz.  Names are not
truncated on systems which do not have a limit on file name length.

By default, gzip keeps the original file name and timestamp in the
compressed file. These are used when decompressing the file with the
-N option.  This is useful when the compressed file name was truncated
or when the time stamp was not preserved after a file transfer.

Compressed files can be restored to their original form using gzip -d
or gunzip or zcat. If the original name saved in the compressed file
is not suitable for its file system, a new name is constructed from
the original one to make it legal.

gunzip takes a list of files on its command line and replaces each
file whose name ends with .gz, -gz, .z, -z, _z or .Z and which begins
with the correct magic number with an uncompressed file without the
original extension.  gunzip also recognizes the special extensions
".tgz" and ".taz" as shorthands for .tar.gz and .tar.Z respectively.
When compressing, gzip uses the .tgz extension if necessary instead of
truncating a file with a .tar extension.

gunzip can currently decompress files created by gzip, zip, compress,
compress -H or pack. The detection of the input format is automatic.
When using the first two formats, gunzip checks a 32 bit CRC. For
pack, gunzip checks the uncompressed length. The standard compress
format was not designed to allow consistency checks.  However gunzip
is sometimes able to detect a bad .Z file. If you get an error when
uncompressing a .Z file, do not assume that the .Z file is correct
simply because the standard uncompress does not complain.  This
generally means that the standard uncompress does not check its input,
and happily generates garbage output.  The SCO compress -H format (lzh
compression method) does not include a CRC but also allows some
consistency checks.

Files created by zip can be uncompressed by gzip only if they have a
single member compressed with the 'deflation' method. This feature is
only intended to help conversion of tar.zip files to the tar.gz
format. To extract zip files with several members, use unzip instead
of gunzip.

zcat is identical to gunzip -c. (On some systems, zcat may be
installed as gzcat to preserve the original link to compress.) zcat
uncompresses either a list of files on the command line or its
standard input and writes the uncompressed data on standard output.
zcat will uncompress files that have the correct magic number whether
they have a .gz suffix or not.

Gzip uses the Lempel-Ziv algorithm used in zip and PKZIP.  The amount
of compression obtained depends on the size of the input and the
distribution of common substrings.  Typically, text such as source
code or English is reduced by 60-70%.  Compression is generally much
better than that achieved by LZW (as used in compress), Huffman coding
(as used in pack), or adaptive Huffman coding (compact).

Compression is always performed, even if the compressed file is
slightly larger than the original. The worst case expansion is a few
bytes for the gzip file header, plus 5 bytes every 32K block, or an
expansion ratio of 0.015% for large files. Note that the actual number
of used disk blocks almost never increases.  gzip preserves the mode,
ownership and timestamps of files when compressing or decompressing.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.2.4	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gzip-1.2.4.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Jean-loup Gailly
indent 1.9.1
C code beautifier

The `indent' program can be used to make code easier to read.  It can
also convert from one style of writing C to another, and understands a
substantial amount about the syntax of C, but it also attempts to cope
with incomplete and misformed syntax.  In version 1.2 and more recent
versions, the GNU style of indenting is the default.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.9.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/indent-1.9.1.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
ispell 4.0
GNU spelling checker

Ispell is a program that helps you to correct typos in a file, and to
find the correct spelling of words.  When presented with a word that
is not in the dictionary, ispell attempts to find near misses that
might include the word you meant.

The best way to use ispell is with GNU EMACS.  For documentation about
this mode, see the info topic "ispell".

Ispell can also be used by itself, and in this case the most common
usage is "ispell filename".  If ispell finds a word that is not in the
dictionary, it is printed at the top of the screen.  Ispell then
checks the dictionary for near misses \- words that differ only by a
single letter, a missing or extra letter, or a pair of transposed
letters.  Any that are found are printed on the following lines, and
finally, two lines of context containing the word are printed at the
bottom of the screen.  If your terminal can type in reverse video, the
word itself is highlighted.

If you think the word is correct as it stands, you can type either
"Space" to accept it this one time, "A" to accept it for the rest of
this file, or "I" to accept it and put it in your private dictionary.
If one of the near misses is the word you want, type the corresponding
number.  Finally, you can type "R" and you will be prompted for a
replacement word.  The string you type will be broken into words, and
each one will also be checked.  You can also type "?" for help.

If ispell is started with no arguments, it enters a loop reading words
from the standard input, and printing messages about them on the
standard output.  You can use this mode to find the spelling of a
problem word.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
4.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/ispell-4.0.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Pace Willisson
libm 5.4
Runtime math library

This runtime math library is from BSD.  It is used with the GNU C
compiler when the -lm option is given to gcc.

THIS VERSION:
5.4	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/libm-5.4.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

m4 1.4
GNU macro processor

This is GNU m4, a program which copies its input to the output,
expanding macros as it goes.  m4 has built-in functions for including
named files, running Unix commands, doing integer arithmetic,
manipulating text in various ways, recursion, etc...  Macros can also
be user-defined, and can take any number of arguments.

THIS VERSION:
1.4	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/m4-1.4.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Rene' Seindal
octave 1.1.1
Language for numerical computations.

Octave is a high-level language, primarily intended for numerical
computations.  It provides a convenient command line interface for
solving linear and nonlinear problems numerically.

THIS VERSION:
1.1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/octave-1.1.1.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
John W. Eaton
patch 2.1
Apply diff files

Patch will take a patch file containing any of the four forms of
difference listing produced by the diff program and apply those
differences to an original file, producing a patched version.  By
default, the patched version is put in place of the original, with the
original file backed up to another name.

Amiga binary requires the ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/patch-2.1.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Larry Wall
pdksh 4.9
A UNIX ksh compatible shell for AmigaDOS

A KSH-like shell that is compatible enough with the real UNIX ksh to
be used with most scripts that the UNIX ksh can run.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
4.9	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/pdksh-4.9.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Eric Gisin
Charles Forsyth
John R MacMillan
Simon J. Gerraty
Markus Wild
perl 4.036
Practical Extraction and Report Language

Perl is an interpreted language optimized for scanning arbitrary text
files, extracting information from those text files, and printing
reports based on that information.  It's also a good language for many
system management tasks.  The language is intended to be practical
(easy to use, efficient, complete) rather than beautiful (tiny,
elegant, minimal).  It combines (in the author's opinion, anyway) some
of the best features of C, sed, awk, and sh, so people familiar with
those languages should have little difficulty with it.  (Language
historians will also note some vestiges of csh, Pascal, and even
BASIC-PLUS.)  Expression syntax corresponds quite closely to C
expression syntax.

Unlike most Unix utilities, perl does not arbitrarily limit the size
of your data.  If you've got the memory, perl can slurp in your whole
file as a single string.  Recursion is of unlimited depth.  And the
hash tables used by associative arrays grow as necessary to prevent
degraded performance.  Perl uses sophisticated pattern matching
techniques to scan large amounts of data very quickly.  Although
optimized for scanning text, perl can also deal with binary data, and
can make dbm files look like associative arrays (where dbm is
available).  Setuid perl scripts are safer than C programs through a
dataflow tracing mechanism which prevents many stupid security holes.
If you have a problem that would ordinarily use sed or awk or sh, but
it exceeds their capabilities or must run a little faster, and you
don't want to write the silly thing in C, then perl may be for you.
There are also translators to turn your sed and awk scripts into perl
scripts.

THIS VERSION:
4.036	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/perl-4.036.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Larry Wall
sed 2.05
GNU stream editor

Sed copies named files, or the standard input, to the standard output,
edited according to a script of commands.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library

THIS VERSION:
2.05	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/sed-2.05.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
sh-utils 1.12
GNU shell programming utilities

This is a package of small shell programming utilities.  They are
mostly compliant with POSIX.2, where applicable.  The programs that
can be built with this package are: basename date dirname echo env
expr false groups id logname nice nohup pathchk printenv printf sleep
stty tee test true tty uname who whoami yes Some programs (uname,
nice, nohup, and stty) are built and installed only on systems that
have the features to support them.

THIS VERSION:
1.12	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/sh-utils-1.12.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
sharutils 4.1
Shell archive utils and uuencode/decode.

`shar' makes so-called shell archives out of many files, preparing
them for transmission by electronic mail services.  `unshar' helps
unpacking shell archives after reception.  The core of both programs
is initially derived from public domain.  Some modules and other
code sections are freely borrowed from other GNU distributions,
bringing `shar' under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

`uuencode' prepares a file for transmission over an electronic
channel which ignores or otherwise mangles the eight bit (high
order bit) of bytes.  `uudecode' does the converse transformation.
They are derived from the BSD NET/2 distribution.  If you have more
powerful `uuencode' and `uudecode' already available, you may want
to use `./configure --disable-uucode' to prevent their installation.

THIS VERSION:
4.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/sharutils-4.1.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
termcap 1.2
GNU termcap library.

This is the GNU termcap library, a library of C functions that enable
programs to send control strings to terminals in a way independent of
the terminal type.  Most of this package is also distributed with GNU
Emacs, but it is available in this separate distribution to make it
easier to install as -ltermcap.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/termcap-1.2.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
superopt 2.5
Finds optimal asm instruction sequences.

The superoptimizer is a function sequence generator that uses an
exhaustive generate-and-test approach to finding the shortest
instruction sequence for a given function.  You have to tell the
superoptimizer which function and which CPU you want to generate code
for, and how many instructions you can accept.

The superoptimizer can't generate very long sequences, unless you have
a very fast computer or very much spare time.  The time complexity of
the used algorithm is approximately O(m n*2n) where m is the number of
available instructions on the architecture and n is the shortest
sequence for the goal function.  The practical sequence length limit
depends on the target architecture and goal function arity; In most
cases it is about 5, but for a rich instruction set as the HPPA it is
just 4.  The longest sequence ever generated was for the MC68020 and 7
instructions long.  It took several weeks to generate it...

The superoptimizer can't guarantee that it finds the best possible
instruction sequences for all possible goal functions.  For example,
it doesn't even try to include immediate constants (other that -1, 0,
+1, and the smallest negative and biggest positive numbers) in the
sequences.

Other reasons why not optimal sequences might be found is that not all
instructions are included, not even in their register-only form.
Also, some instructions included might not be correctly simulated.  If
you encounter any of these problems, please report them to the address
below.

THIS VERSION:
2.5	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/superopt-2.5.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Torbjorn Granlund
cvs 1.5
Concurrent version control system

CVS is a freely available collection of programs that provide for
software release and revision control functions.  It is designed to
work on top of the RCS distribution, V4 and later.  CVS does
understand how to parse older RCS formats, but cannot do any of the
fancier features (like vendor branch support) without RCS branch
support.

CVS is a front end to the rcs(1) revision control system which extends
the notion of revision control from a collection of files in a single
directory to a hierarchical collection of directories consisting of
revision controlled files.  These directories and files can be
combined together to form a software release.  CVS provides the
functions necessary to manage these software releases and to control
the concurrent editing of source files among multiple software
developers.

THIS VERSION:
1.5	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/cvs-1.5.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Brian Berliner
Jeff Polk
texinfo 3.6
GNU documentation system

Texinfo is a documentation system that uses a single source file to
produce both on-line information and printed output.  This means that
instead of writing two different documents, one for the on-line help
or other on-line information and the other for a typeset manual or
other printed work, you need write only one document.  When the work
is revised, you need revise only one document.  You can read the
on-line information, known as an "Info file", with an Info
documentation-reading program.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
3.6	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/texinfo-3.6.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
autoconf 2.1
GNU automatic configuration generator.

Autoconf is an extensible package of m4 macros that produce shell
scripts to automatically configure software source code packages.
These scripts can adapt the packages to many kinds of UNIX-like
systems without manual user intervention.  Autoconf creates a
configuration script for a package from a template file that lists the
operating system features that the package can use, in the form of m4
macro calls.

Autoconf requires GNU m4.  The configuration scripts produced by
Autoconf are independent of Autoconf when they are run, so their users
do not need to have Autoconf (or GNU m4).

THIS VERSION:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/autoconf-2.1.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
autoconf 1.11
GNU automatic configuration generator.

Autoconf is an extensible package of m4 macros that produce shell
scripts to automatically configure software source code packages.
These scripts can adapt the packages to many kinds of UNIX-like
systems without manual user intervention.  Autoconf creates a
configuration script for a package from a template file that lists the
operating system features that the package can use, in the form of m4
macro calls.

Autoconf requires GNU m4.  The configuration scripts produced by
Autoconf are independent of Autoconf when they are run, so their users
do not need to have Autoconf (or GNU m4).

THIS VERSION:
1.11	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/autoconf-1.11.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
ghostscript 2.6.2
GNU postscript interpreter

Ghostscript is the name of a set of software that provides an
interpreter for the PostScript (TM) language, and a set of C
procedures (the Ghostscript library) that implement the graphics
capabilities that appear as primitive operations in the PostScript
language.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.6.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gs-2.6.2.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Ghostscript General Public License

AUTHOR:
L. Peter Deutsch
ghostscript-fonts 2.6.2
GNU postscript interpreter fonts

Ghostscript is the name of a set of software that provides an
interpreter for the PostScript (TM) language, and a set of C
procedures (the Ghostscript library) that implement the graphics
capabilities that appear as primitive operations in the PostScript
language.

THIS VERSION:
2.6.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gs-fonts-2.6.2.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Ghostscript General Public License

AUTHOR:
L. Peter Deutsch
g77 0.5.15
GNU FORTRAN compilers

The GNU FORTRAN compiler is currently is implemented as a replacement
for the f2c+gcc combination, and its implementation is designed so it
can, in most cases, generate object files that are link-compatible
with those generated by f2c+gcc using the identical combination (which
includes a similar/identical copy of f2c.h).

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
0.5.15	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/g77-0.5.15.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
gcc 2.7.0
GNU C/C++/Obj-C compilers.

The GNU C, C++, and Objective C compilers.  Includes all support for
compiling C, C++ and Objective C, including a run-time library for
Objective C.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.7.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gcc-2.7.0.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
gcc 2.6.3
GNU C/C++/Obj-C compilers.

The GNU C, C++, and Objective C compilers.  Includes all support for
compiling C, C++ and Objective C, including a run-time library for
Objective C.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.6.3	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gcc-2.6.3.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
gnat 2.05
GNU ADA compiler.

The GNU ADA compiler.  Includes all support for compiling ADA.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.05	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/gnat-2.06.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
jove 4.14.6
Small but very useful EMACS like editor.

JOVE stands for Jonathan's Own Version of Emacs.

JOVE is an advanced, self-documenting, customizable real-time display
editor.  It (and this tutorial introduction) are based on the original
EMACS editor and user manual written at M.I.T. by Richard Stallman+.

Although JOVE is meant to be compatible with EMACS, and indeed many of
the basic commands are very similar, there are some major differences
between the two editors, and you should not rely on their behaving
identically.

JOVE is considered a display editor because normally the text being
edited is visible on the screen and is updated automatically as you
type your commands.

It's considered a real-time editor because the display is updated very
frequently, usually after each character or pair of characters you
type.  This minimizes the amount of information you must keep in your
head as you edit.

JOVE is advanced because it provides facilities that go beyond simple
insertion and deletion: filling of text; automatic indentations of
programs; view more than one file at once; and dealing in terms of
characters, words, lines, sentences and paragraphs.  It is much easier
to type one command meaning "go to the end of the paragraph" than to
find the desired spot with repetition of simpler commands.

Self-documenting means that at almost any time you can easily find out
what a command does, or to find all the commands that pertain to a
topic.

Customizable means that you can change the definition of JOVE commands
in little ways.  For example, you can rearrange the command set; if
you prefer to use arrow keys for the four basic cursor motion commands
(up, down, left and right), you can.  Another sort of customization is
writing new commands by combining built in commands.

THIS VERSION:
4.14.6	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/jove-4.14.6.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Jonathan Payne
unixtex 6.1b
Basic TeX package based on TeX 3.1415

A basic TeX package containing MakeTeXPK, afm2tfm, bibtex, cmmf,
dvicopy, dvilj4, dvips, dvitype, gftodvi, gftopk, gftype, inimf,
initex, kpsewhich, latex, mf, mft, patgen, pktogf, pktype, pltotf,
pooltype, tangle, tex, tftopl, vftovp, virmf, virtex, vptovf, weave,
and a selection of fonts.

This version is based on unixtex 6.1, but includes an upgraded
kpathsea library (to version 2.6) that provides many improvements over
the version supplied with 6.1.

THIS VERSION:
6.1b	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/unixtex-6.1b.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
various
autoconf 2.3
GNU automatic configuration generator.

Autoconf is an extensible package of m4 macros that produce shell
scripts to automatically configure software source code packages.
These scripts can adapt the packages to many kinds of UNIX-like
systems without manual user intervention.  Autoconf creates a
configuration script for a package from a template file that lists the
operating system features that the package can use, in the form of m4
macro calls.

Autoconf requires GNU m4.  The configuration scripts produced by
Autoconf are independent of Autoconf when they are run, so their users
do not need to have Autoconf (or GNU m4).

THIS VERSION:
2.3	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/baseline/autoconf-2.3.tar.gz

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
dejagnu 1.2
Program testing framework using 'expect'

DejaGnu is a framework for testing other programs. Its purpose is to
provide a single front end for all tests.  Beyond this, DejaGnu offers
several advantages for testing:

(1) The flexibility and consistency of the DejaGnu framework make it
easy to write tests for any program.

(2) DejaGnu provides a layer of abstraction which makes all tests (if
correctly written) portable to any host or target where a program must
be tested.  For instance, a test for GDB can run (from any Unix based
host) on any target architecture supported by DejaGnu. Currently
DejaGnu runs tests on several single board computers, whose operating
software ranges from just a boot monitor to a full-fledged, Unix-like
realtime OS.

(3) DejaGnu is written in expect, which in turn uses Tcl (Tool command
language).  The framework comprises two parts: the testing framework
and the testsuites themselves. Tests are usually written in expect
using Tcl.

Both tcl and expect are provided with dejagnu.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/dejagnu-1.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Rob Savoye
less 290
Viewer program similar to 'more'.

Less is a program similar to more (1), but which allows backward
movement in the file as well as forward movement.  Also, less does not
have to read the entire input file before starting, so with large
input files it starts up faster than text editors like vi (1).  Less
uses termcap (or terminfo on some systems), so it can run on a variety
of terminals.  There is even limited support for hardcopy terminals.
(On a hardcopy terminal, lines which should be printed at the top of
the screen are prefixed with a caret.)

Commands are based on both more and vi.  Commands may be preceded by a
decimal number, called N in the descriptions below.  The number is
used by some commands, as indicated.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
290	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/less-290-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Freely distributable.

AUTHOR:
Mark Nudelman et al.
make 3.74
POSIX compatible 'make' program

The "make" utility automatically determines which pieces of a large
program need to be recompiled, and issues commands to recompile them.
GNU "make" conforms to section 6.2 of "IEEE Standard 1003.2-1992"
(POSIX.2).

THIS VERSION:
3.74	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/make-3.74-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Richard Stallman
Roland McGrath
APlusPlus 1.01
C++ class library for AmigaDOS functions

The A++ Library is a library written in C++ that consists of classes
assigned to the task of encapsulating the Amiga® system software.  Its
aim is to provide a stable and effective method of programming the
Amiga®. That should include Exec, Dos, Intuition, ARexx, ..just
everything that makes sense being encapsulated with a proper C++ class
interface.

The A++ Library collects the hundreds of system functions, groups them
into classes that 'know' about the specialities of each function and
thus shields the programmer from using them incorrectly.  The C++
programming language provides the object oriented paradigm that holds
no limitations to evolution of existing solutions.

The contents of this archive do not represent a complete and ready to
use tool but the expression of an idea showing promise. It gives only
a slight impression of what is possible. But much more can be done.

THIS VERSION:
1.01	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/APlusPlus-1.01-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Armin Vogt
eispack 1.0
Compute eigenvalues & eigenvectors

EISPACK is a collection of double-precision Fortran subroutines that
compute the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of nine classes of matrices:
complex general, complex Hermitian, real general, real symmetric, real
symmetric banded, real symmetric tridiagonal, special real
tridiagonal, generalized real, and generalized real symmetric matices.
In addition, two routines are included that use singular value
decomposition to solve certain least-squares problems.  The
single-precsion versions are in SEISPACK.

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/eispack-1.0-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Unknown
GccFindHit 1.0
Locate enforcer hit in gcc compiled code

This tool should be used in conjunction with Enforcer.  Its purpose is
to find the source name/line corresponding to a given offset in the
executable. Very simple to use: when your program named, say, 'prog',
is a bad boy and makes Enforcer hit(s), remember the offset(s) of the
hit(s) displayed by Enforcer and run the command 'GccFindHit prog
<list of offsets in hex>' The offsets are separated by blanks.
Enforcer gives also the hunk number, but it should always be zero.  If
it's not and your program is compiled by gcc, please let me know about
it.

GccFindHit understands the stabs from the aout format encapsulated in
the debug hunk of the Amigados executable, so it will work as long as
ld outputs its debug information this way.  Source code is included
and it is distributed under the GPL See the file COPYING for details
about the GPL. If it's not in the archive, please contact the
site/person/organization you got this program from, and tell them it
is *required*

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/GccFindHit-1.0-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Daniel Verite
cvs 1.5
Concurrent version control system

CVS is a freely available collection of programs that provide for
software release and revision control functions.  It is designed to
work on top of the RCS distribution, V4 and later.  CVS does
understand how to parse older RCS formats, but cannot do any of the
fancier features (like vendor branch support) without RCS branch
support.

CVS is a front end to the rcs(1) revision control system which extends
the notion of revision control from a collection of files in a single
directory to a hierarchical collection of directories consisting of
revision controlled files.  These directories and files can be
combined together to form a software release.  CVS provides the
functions necessary to manage these software releases and to control
the concurrent editing of source files among multiple software
developers.

THIS VERSION:
1.5	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/cvs-1.5-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Brian Berliner
Jeff Polk
dumphunks 1.0
Dump structure/contents of hunk files.

Dumps the structure and/or contents of an AmigaDOS "hunk" file in
human readable form, including doing interpretation of the contents of
various types of hunks.

Note: This is just a very basic implementation, and not yet complete.

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/dumphunks-1.0-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
dejagnu 0.4
Traditional permuted index generator

GNU `ptx' is the GNU version of the traditional permuted index
generator.  It can handle multiple input files at once, produce TeX
compatible output, and produce readable "KWIC" (KeyWords In Context)
indexes without needing to use `nroff'.  This version does not handle
input files that do not fit in memory all at once.

THIS VERSION:
0.4	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/ptx-0.4-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
François Pinard
superopt 2.5
Finds optimal asm instruction sequences.

The superoptimizer is a function sequence generator that uses an
exhaustive generate-and-test approach to finding the shortest
instruction sequence for a given function.  You have to tell the
superoptimizer which function and which CPU you want to generate code
for, and how many instructions you can accept.

The superoptimizer can't generate very long sequences, unless you have
a very fast computer or very much spare time.  The time complexity of
the used algorithm is approximately O(m n*2n) where m is the number of
available instructions on the architecture and n is the shortest
sequence for the goal function.  The practical sequence length limit
depends on the target architecture and goal function arity; In most
cases it is about 5, but for a rich instruction set as the HPPA it is
just 4.  The longest sequence ever generated was for the MC68020 and 7
instructions long.  It took several weeks to generate it...

The superoptimizer can't guarantee that it finds the best possible
instruction sequences for all possible goal functions.  For example,
it doesn't even try to include immediate constants (other that -1, 0,
+1, and the smallest negative and biggest positive numbers) in the
sequences.

Other reasons why not optimal sequences might be found is that not all
instructions are included, not even in their register-only form.
Also, some instructions included might not be correctly simulated.  If
you encounter any of these problems, please report them to the address
below.

THIS VERSION:
2.5	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/superopt-2.5-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Torbjorn Granlund
tile 2.1
Threaded Interpretive Language Environ.

TILE Forth is a 32-bit implementation of the Forth-83 Standard written
in C. Thus allowing it to be easily moved between different computers
compared to traditional Forth implementations in assembly.

Most Forth implementations are done in assembly to be able to utilize
the underlying architecture as optimal as possible. TILE Forth goes
another direction. The main idea behind TILE Forth is to achieve a
portable forth implementation for workstations and medium size
computer systems so that new groups of programmers may be exposed to
the flavor of an extensible language such as Forth.

The implementation of TILE Forth is selected so that, in principle,
any C-level procedure may become available on the interactive and
incremental forth level. Other models of implementation of a threaded
interpreter in C are possible but these are not as flexible.

TILE Forth is organized as a set of modules to allow the kernel to be
used as a general threading engine for C. Environment dependencies
such as memory allocation, error handling and input/output have been
separated out of the kernel to increase flexibility. The forth
application is "just" an example of how to use the kernel.

Comparing forth implementations using the traditional benchmarks such
as the classical sieves calculation is difficult because of the
difference in speed between workstations and personal computers. The
Byte sieves benchmark is reported to typically run in 16 seconds on a
direct threaded forth implementation. This benchmark will run in 17
seconds in TILE forth (compiled with GNU CC and optimized) on a
SUN-3/60 and less than 9 seconds on a SUN SPARCstation 1. These times
are the total time for loading TILE forth, compiling and executing the
benchmark. Comparing to, for instance, other interpretive languages
such as Lisp, where one of the classical benchmarks is calculation of
the Fibonacci function, the performance increase is over a magnitude.

The kernel supports the Standard Forth-83 word set except for the
blocks file word set which are not used. The kernel is extended with
many of the concepts from modern programming languages. Here is a list
of some of the extensions; argument binding and local variables, queue
management, low level compiler words, string functions, floating point
numbers, exceptions and multi-tasking. The TILE Forth environment also
contains a set of reusable source files for high level multi-tasking,
data description and structuring modules, and a number of programming
tools.

To allow interactive and incremental program development TILE Forth
includes a programming environment as a mode in GNU Emacs. This
environ- ment helps with program structuring, documentation search,
and program development. Each vocabulary in the kernel and the source
library file is described by a manual, documentation and test file.
This style of programming is emphasized throughout the environment to
increase understanding and reusability of the library modules. During
compilation TILE Forth's io-package keeps track for which modules have
been loaded so that they are only loaded once even if included by
several modules.

Writing a Forth in C gives some possibilities that normally are not
available when performing the same task in assembly. TILE Forth has
been profiled using the available tools under Unix. This information
has been used to optimize the compiler so that it achieves a
compilation speed of over 200.000 lines per minute on my machine (a
disk-less SUN SPARCstation 1). Currently code is only saved in source
form and applications are typically "compile-and-go".

So far TILE Forth has been ported and tested at over forty locations
without any major problems except where C compilers do not allow sub-
routine pointers in data structures.

THIS VERSION:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/tile-forth-2.1-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Mikael R.K. Patel
GNU-src 1.0
Makefile, configure, etc for GNU source.

Configuration files and other files required in the root directory
of the GNU source tree.

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/GNU-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Various
g77 0.5.15
GNU FORTRAN compilers

The GNU FORTRAN compiler is currently is implemented as a replacement
for the f2c+gcc combination, and its implementation is designed so it
can, in most cases, generate object files that are link-compatible
with those generated by f2c+gcc using the identical combination (which
includes a similar/identical copy of f2c.h).

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
0.5.15	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/g77-0.5.15-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
gdb 4.14
GNU debugger (incomplete port)

The purpose of a debugger such as GDB is to allow you to see what is
going on "inside" another program while it executes, or what another
program was doing at the moment it crashed.

GDB can do four main kinds of things (plus other things in support of
these) to help you catch bugs in the act: (1) start your program,
specifying anything that might affect its behavior, (2) make your
program stop on specified conditions, (3) examine what has happened,
when your program has stopped, (4) change things in your program, so
you can experiment with correcting the effects of one bug and go on to
learn about another.

You can use GDB to debug programs written in C, C++, and Modula-2.
Fortran support will be added when a GNU Fortran compiler is ready.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
4.14	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/gdb-4.14-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
gdbm 1.7.3
GNU database manager library

GNU dbm is a library of routines that manages data files that contain
key/data pairs.  The access provided is that of storing, retrieval,
and deletion by key and a non-sorted traversal of all keys.  A process
is allowed to use multiple data files at the same time.

THIS VERSION:
1.7.3	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/gdbm-1.7.3-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Philip A. Nelson
ixemul 41.2
Shared lib providing UNIX like environ.

(by Markus Wild)

I always wanted a library, that would emulate as much as possible of a
**IX/BSD environment on the Amiga, so that programs (usually programming
tools) written for **IX/BSD could be ported in a quick and straight forward
way to the Amiga.  I guess the library accomplishes this goal fairly well.

What it is and what it isn't
============================

The design of the library was therefore guided towards **IX/BSD
compatibility, and *not* :
o to be too conservative with resources
o to be particularly conformant to Amiga habits. Thus if I had to decide
whether I should make a function act more like an Amiga function or
more like a **IX/BSD one, I decided for the latter. As an example:
_cli_parse() does wildcard expansion, and tries to apply more or less
**IX/BSD shell semantics to an argument line, it doesn't call
ReadArgs().
The types used in my own source code are all from sys/types.h (except
BPTR). I don't think capitalized identifiers should be used for typedef'd
types. According to C-conventions, anything written in captials should
be `#undef'inable, which typedefs aren't. Thus if you write contributions
to be included into the official distribution of this library, code
according to this. Use `u_char' and not UBYTE, etc. I don't care that
this is against the Commodore coding standard, this is my code, and
I decide what I like and what not.
o to be particularly suited for inclusion into a shared library, although
most things *are* shared now. What I'd really want for the Amiga is
the concept of a dynamic linker.

On the other hand, it should be:
o expandable. As an example, a file descriptor already can refer to `real'
files, directories, memory buffers treated as files. I plan to add
sockets in some next release (Commodore: please get out some examples
on how to use SANA-II stuff, so my sockets can be compatible!)
o patchable. If you want some function to behave differently, you can
SetFunction() it, and the rest of the library should use your new entry.
NOTE: I used this only for major functions, that may reasonably change.
	 I didn't call functions like strcmp(), strlen(), bcopy() that way for
efficiency reasons (and my lazyness to change the whole string/
and other libraries;-)))
This version doesn't particularly follow this goal very well, mostly
stdio is still the original BSD code, and doesn't use syscall()...

THIS VERSION:
41.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/ixemul-41.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Markus M. Wild
gzip 1.2.4
GNU compressing/decompressing programs

Gzip reduces the size of the named files using Lempel-Ziv coding
(LZ77).  Whenever possible, each file is replaced by one with the
extension .gz, while keeping the same ownership modes, access and
modification times.  (The default extension is -gz for VMS, z for
MSDOS, OS/2 FAT, Windows NT FAT and Atari.) If no files are specified,
or if a file name is "-", the standard input is compressed to the
standard output.  Gzip will only attempt to compress regular files.
In particular, it will ignore symbolic links.

If the compressed file name is too long for its file system, gzip
truncates it.  Gzip attempts to truncate only the parts of the file
name longer than 3 characters.  (A part is delimited by dots.) If the
name consists of small parts only, the longest parts are truncated.
For example, if file names are limited to 14 characters,
gzip.msdos.exe is compressed to gzi.msd.exe.gz.  Names are not
truncated on systems which do not have a limit on file name length.

By default, gzip keeps the original file name and timestamp in the
compressed file. These are used when decompressing the file with the
-N option.  This is useful when the compressed file name was truncated
or when the time stamp was not preserved after a file transfer.

Compressed files can be restored to their original form using gzip -d
or gunzip or zcat. If the original name saved in the compressed file
is not suitable for its file system, a new name is constructed from
the original one to make it legal.

gunzip takes a list of files on its command line and replaces each
file whose name ends with .gz, -gz, .z, -z, _z or .Z and which begins
with the correct magic number with an uncompressed file without the
original extension.  gunzip also recognizes the special extensions
".tgz" and ".taz" as shorthands for .tar.gz and .tar.Z respectively.
When compressing, gzip uses the .tgz extension if necessary instead of
truncating a file with a .tar extension.

gunzip can currently decompress files created by gzip, zip, compress,
compress -H or pack. The detection of the input format is automatic.
When using the first two formats, gunzip checks a 32 bit CRC. For
pack, gunzip checks the uncompressed length. The standard compress
format was not designed to allow consistency checks.  However gunzip
is sometimes able to detect a bad .Z file. If you get an error when
uncompressing a .Z file, do not assume that the .Z file is correct
simply because the standard uncompress does not complain.  This
generally means that the standard uncompress does not check its input,
and happily generates garbage output.  The SCO compress -H format (lzh
compression method) does not include a CRC but also allows some
consistency checks.

Files created by zip can be uncompressed by gzip only if they have a
single member compressed with the 'deflation' method. This feature is
only intended to help conversion of tar.zip files to the tar.gz
format. To extract zip files with several members, use unzip instead
of gunzip.

zcat is identical to gunzip -c. (On some systems, zcat may be
installed as gzcat to preserve the original link to compress.) zcat
uncompresses either a list of files on the command line or its
standard input and writes the uncompressed data on standard output.
zcat will uncompress files that have the correct magic number whether
they have a .gz suffix or not.

Gzip uses the Lempel-Ziv algorithm used in zip and PKZIP.  The amount
of compression obtained depends on the size of the input and the
distribution of common substrings.  Typically, text such as source
code or English is reduced by 60-70%.  Compression is generally much
better than that achieved by LZW (as used in compress), Huffman coding
(as used in pack), or adaptive Huffman coding (compact).

Compression is always performed, even if the compressed file is
slightly larger than the original. The worst case expansion is a few
bytes for the gzip file header, plus 5 bytes every 32K block, or an
expansion ratio of 0.015% for large files. Note that the actual number
of used disk blocks almost never increases.  gzip preserves the mode,
ownership and timestamps of files when compressing or decompressing.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.2.4	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/gzip-1.2.4-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Jean-loup Gailly
indent 1.9.1
C code beautifier

The `indent' program can be used to make code easier to read.  It can
also convert from one style of writing C to another, and understands a
substantial amount about the syntax of C, but it also attempts to cope
with incomplete and misformed syntax.  In version 1.2 and more recent
versions, the GNU style of indenting is the default.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.9.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/indent-1.9.1-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
ispell 4.0
GNU spelling checker

Ispell is a program that helps you to correct typos in a file, and to
find the correct spelling of words.  When presented with a word that
is not in the dictionary, ispell attempts to find near misses that
might include the word you meant.

The best way to use ispell is with GNU EMACS.  For documentation about
this mode, see the info topic "ispell".

Ispell can also be used by itself, and in this case the most common
usage is "ispell filename".  If ispell finds a word that is not in the
dictionary, it is printed at the top of the screen.  Ispell then
checks the dictionary for near misses \- words that differ only by a
single letter, a missing or extra letter, or a pair of transposed
letters.  Any that are found are printed on the following lines, and
finally, two lines of context containing the word are printed at the
bottom of the screen.  If your terminal can type in reverse video, the
word itself is highlighted.

If you think the word is correct as it stands, you can type either
"Space" to accept it this one time, "A" to accept it for the rest of
this file, or "I" to accept it and put it in your private dictionary.
If one of the near misses is the word you want, type the corresponding
number.  Finally, you can type "R" and you will be prompted for a
replacement word.  The string you type will be broken into words, and
each one will also be checked.  You can also type "?" for help.

If ispell is started with no arguments, it enters a loop reading words
from the standard input, and printing messages about them on the
standard output.  You can use this mode to find the spelling of a
problem word.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
4.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/ispell-4.0-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Pace Willisson
ixpipe 1.0
Create IXPIPE: for ixemul.library use

A pipe handler for use with ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/ixpipe-1.0-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Markus Wild
jove 4.14.6
Small but very useful EMACS like editor.

JOVE stands for Jonathan's Own Version of Emacs.

JOVE is an advanced, self-documenting, customizable real-time display
editor.  It (and this tutorial introduction) are based on the original
EMACS editor and user manual written at M.I.T. by Richard Stallman+.

Although JOVE is meant to be compatible with EMACS, and indeed many of
the basic commands are very similar, there are some major differences
between the two editors, and you should not rely on their behaving
identically.

JOVE is considered a display editor because normally the text being
edited is visible on the screen and is updated automatically as you
type your commands.

It's considered a real-time editor because the display is updated very
frequently, usually after each character or pair of characters you
type.  This minimizes the amount of information you must keep in your
head as you edit.

JOVE is advanced because it provides facilities that go beyond simple
insertion and deletion: filling of text; automatic indentations of
programs; view more than one file at once; and dealing in terms of
characters, words, lines, sentences and paragraphs.  It is much easier
to type one command meaning "go to the end of the paragraph" than to
find the desired spot with repetition of simpler commands.

Self-documenting means that at almost any time you can easily find out
what a command does, or to find all the commands that pertain to a
topic.

Customizable means that you can change the definition of JOVE commands
in little ways.  For example, you can rearrange the command set; if
you prefer to use arrow keys for the four basic cursor motion commands
(up, down, left and right), you can.  Another sort of customization is
writing new commands by combining built in commands.

THIS VERSION:
4.14.6	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/jove-4.14.6-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Jonathan Payne
ixprefs 1.2
ixemul.library configuration program

Ixemul.library version 41.0 came with numerous new configuration options, one
of which I wanted to use.  By playing with ixconfig, the configuration program
that comes with ixemul.library, I saw that this program had two deficiencies:

a. It has almost as many command line options as UNIX ls, which are hard to
remember.
b. Making the new configuration persistent is done using a horrible kludge,
namely the -s option, which makes ixemul.library unflushable.  Even if
you have memory to burn, permanently allocating 120+ Kbytes, just to
remember the handful of bits that define the configuration of
ixemul.library, is a terrible waste.

Having a bit of spare time, I decided to try addressing these two points:
By writing a graphical configuration program, I believe I have addressed the
first, and by not supporting the equivalent of the -s option, I hope that I
can give the maintainers of ixemul.library the incentive to read, at library
startup, the configuration from a file similar to the one that ixprefs
maintains, so that ixemul.library will not have to stay permanently in memory
if it is to remember its configuration.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/ixprefs-1.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Kriton Kyrimis
libm 5.4
Runtime math library

This runtime math library is from BSD.  It is used with the GNU C
compiler when the -lm option is given to gcc.

THIS VERSION:
5.4	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/libm-5.4-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

m4 1.4
GNU macro processor

This is GNU m4, a program which copies its input to the output,
expanding macros as it goes.  m4 has built-in functions for including
named files, running Unix commands, doing integer arithmetic,
manipulating text in various ways, recursion, etc...  Macros can also
be user-defined, and can take any number of arguments.

THIS VERSION:
1.4	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/m4-1.4-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Rene' Seindal
patch 2.1
Apply diff files

Patch will take a patch file containing any of the four forms of
difference listing produced by the diff program and apply those
differences to an original file, producing a patched version.  By
default, the patched version is put in place of the original, with the
original file backed up to another name.

Amiga binary requires the ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/patch-2.1-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Larry Wall
pdksh 4.9
A UNIX ksh compatible shell for AmigaDOS

A KSH-like shell that is compatible enough with the real UNIX ksh to
be used with most scripts that the UNIX ksh can run.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
4.9	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/pdksh-4.9-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Eric Gisin
Charles Forsyth
John R MacMillan
Simon J. Gerraty
Markus Wild
perl 4.036
Practical Extraction and Report Language

Perl is an interpreted language optimized for scanning arbitrary text
files, extracting information from those text files, and printing
reports based on that information.  It's also a good language for many
system management tasks.  The language is intended to be practical
(easy to use, efficient, complete) rather than beautiful (tiny,
elegant, minimal).  It combines (in the author's opinion, anyway) some
of the best features of C, sed, awk, and sh, so people familiar with
those languages should have little difficulty with it.  (Language
historians will also note some vestiges of csh, Pascal, and even
BASIC-PLUS.)  Expression syntax corresponds quite closely to C
expression syntax.

Unlike most Unix utilities, perl does not arbitrarily limit the size
of your data.  If you've got the memory, perl can slurp in your whole
file as a single string.  Recursion is of unlimited depth.  And the
hash tables used by associative arrays grow as necessary to prevent
degraded performance.  Perl uses sophisticated pattern matching
techniques to scan large amounts of data very quickly.  Although
optimized for scanning text, perl can also deal with binary data, and
can make dbm files look like associative arrays (where dbm is
available).  Setuid perl scripts are safer than C programs through a
dataflow tracing mechanism which prevents many stupid security holes.
If you have a problem that would ordinarily use sed or awk or sh, but
it exceeds their capabilities or must run a little faster, and you
don't want to write the silly thing in C, then perl may be for you.
There are also translators to turn your sed and awk scripts into perl
scripts.

THIS VERSION:
4.036	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/perl-4.036-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Larry Wall
sed 2.05
GNU stream editor

Sed copies named files, or the standard input, to the standard output,
edited according to a script of commands.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library

THIS VERSION:
2.05	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/sed-2.05-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
sh-utils 1.12
GNU shell programming utilities

This is a package of small shell programming utilities.  They are
mostly compliant with POSIX.2, where applicable.  The programs that
can be built with this package are: basename date dirname echo env
expr false groups id logname nice nohup pathchk printenv printf sleep
stty tee test true tty uname who whoami yes Some programs (uname,
nice, nohup, and stty) are built and installed only on systems that
have the features to support them.

THIS VERSION:
1.12	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/sh-utils-1.12-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
sharutils 4.1
Shell archive utils and uuencode/decode.

`shar' makes so-called shell archives out of many files, preparing
them for transmission by electronic mail services.  `unshar' helps
unpacking shell archives after reception.  The core of both programs
is initially derived from public domain.  Some modules and other
code sections are freely borrowed from other GNU distributions,
bringing `shar' under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

`uuencode' prepares a file for transmission over an electronic
channel which ignores or otherwise mangles the eight bit (high
order bit) of bytes.  `uudecode' does the converse transformation.
They are derived from the BSD NET/2 distribution.  If you have more
powerful `uuencode' and `uudecode' already available, you may want
to use `./configure --disable-uucode' to prevent their installation.

THIS VERSION:
4.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/sharutils-4.1-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
termcap 1.2
GNU termcap library.

This is the GNU termcap library, a library of C functions that enable
programs to send control strings to terminals in a way independent of
the terminal type.  Most of this package is also distributed with GNU
Emacs, but it is available in this separate distribution to make it
easier to install as -ltermcap.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/termcap-1.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
rcs 5.7
Revision Control System

RCS, the Revision Control System, manages multiple revisions of files.
RCS can store, retrieve, log, identify, and merge revisions.  It is
useful for files that are revised frequently, e.g. programs,
documentation, graphics, and papers.

THIS VERSION:
5.7	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/rcs-5.7-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Walter F. Tichy
et. al.
tar 1.11.8
GNU Tape Archiver

Tar collects files into an archive which is normally written to tape or
other backup media.  It can also be written to a normal file, and such
files have become a common intersystem exchange mechanism.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.11.8	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/tar-1.11.8-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
John Gilmore
libcurses 8.3
Platform independant screen maint lib

In making available the generalized terminal descriptions in termcap,
much information was made available to the programmer, but little work
was taken out of one's hands.  The purpose of this package is to allow
the C programmer to do the most common type of terminal dependent
functions, those of movement optimization and optimal screen updating,
without doing any of the dirty work, and with nearly as much ease as
is necessary to simply print or read things.

THIS VERSION:
8.3	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/libcurses-8.3-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Kenneth C. R. C. Arnold
Elan Amir
wdiff 0.5
Display word diffs between text files.

`wdiff' is a front-end to GNU `diff'.  It compares two files, finding
which words have been deleted or added to the first in order to create
the second.  It has many output formats and interacts well with
terminals and pagers (notably with `less').  `wdiff' is particularily
useful when two texts differ only by a few words and paragraphs have
been refilled.

THIS VERSION:
0.5	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/wdiff-0.5-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Francois Pinard
autoconf 2.2
GNU automatic configuration generator.

Autoconf is an extensible package of m4 macros that produce shell
scripts to automatically configure software source code packages.
These scripts can adapt the packages to many kinds of UNIX-like
systems without manual user intervention.  Autoconf creates a
configuration script for a package from a template file that lists the
operating system features that the package can use, in the form of m4
macro calls.

Autoconf requires GNU m4.  The configuration scripts produced by
Autoconf are independent of Autoconf when they are run, so their users
do not need to have Autoconf (or GNU m4).

THIS VERSION:
2.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/autoconf-2.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
bc 1.03
GNU arbitrary precision calculator lang.

A language that supports arbitrary precision numbers with interactive
execution of statements.  There are some similarities in the syntax to
the C programming language.

A standard math library is available by command line option.  If
requested, the math library is defined before processing any files.
bc starts by processing code from all the files listed on the command
line in the order listed.  After all files have been processed, bc
reads from the standard input.  All code is executed as it is read.
(If a file contains a command to halt the processor, bc will never
read from the standard input.)

This version of bc contains several extensions beyond traditional bc
implementations and the POSIX draft standard.  Command line options
can cause these extensions to print a warning or to be rejected.  This
document describes the language accepted by this processor.
Extensions will be identified as such.

Binary version requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.03	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/bc-1.03-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Philip A. Nelson
binutils 1.8.x
GNU binary file utilities.

Various tools for operating on object and executable files.  Includes "ld",
"size", "nm", "strip", "ar", "objdump", and "ranlib".

Binary versions require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.8.x	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/binutils-1.8.x-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
binutils 2.5.2
GNU binary utilities, Amiga source

The GNU binary utilities.

Amiga binaries require the ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.5.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/binutils-2.5.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

autoconf 2.4
GNU automatic configuration generator.

Autoconf is an extensible package of m4 macros that produce shell
scripts to automatically configure software source code packages.
These scripts can adapt the packages to many kinds of UNIX-like
systems without manual user intervention.  Autoconf creates a
configuration script for a package from a template file that lists the
operating system features that the package can use, in the form of m4
macro calls.

Autoconf requires GNU m4.  The configuration scripts produced by
Autoconf are independent of Autoconf when they are run, so their users
do not need to have Autoconf (or GNU m4).

THIS VERSION:
2.4	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/autoconf-2.4-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
Brik 2.0
Compute & use CRC lists to verify files

A general purpose program that calculates both text and binary cyclic
redundancy codes (CRCs).  Text mode CRCs calculated by brik are
portable across systems for files that are in the usual text format on
each system.  Binary mode CRCs are portable for files that are moved
from system to system without any change.  Brik can be used to verify
and update an embedded checksum header in files.  It runs under
MS-DOS, UNIX system V, BSD UNIX, VAX/VMS, and AmigaDOS.

THIS VERSION:
2.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/brik-2.0-src.lha

OTHER VERSIONS:
2.0	AmigaLibDisk233:Brik/

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Rahul Dhesi
calc 2.02c
Advanced desk calculator in EMACS elisp.

"Calc" is an advanced calculator and mathematical tool that runs as
part of the GNU Emacs environment.  Very roughly based on the HP-28/48
series of calculators, its many features include:

* Choice of algebraic or RPN (stack-based) entry of calculations.

* Arbitrary precision integers and floating-point numbers.

* Arithmetic on rational numbers, complex numbers (rectangular and
polar), error forms with standard deviations, open and closed
intervals, vectors and matrices, dates and times, infinities,
sets, quantities with units, and algebraic formulas.

* Mathematical operations such as logarithms and trigonometric functions.

* Programmer's features (bitwise operations, non-decimal numbers).

* Financial functions such as future value and internal rate of return.

* Number theoretical features such as prime factorization and
arithmetic modulo M for any M.

* Algebraic manipulation features, including symbolic calculus.

* Moving data to and from regular editing buffers.

* "Embedded mode" for manipulating Calc formulas and data directly
inside any editing buffer.

* Graphics using GNUPLOT, a versatile (and free) plotting program.

* Easy programming using keyboard macros, algebraic formulas,
algebraic rewrite rules, or extended Emacs Lisp.

THIS VERSION:
2.02c	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/calc-2.02c-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Dave Gillespie
cpio 2.3
GNU utility to copy to/from archives.

Cpio copies files into or out of a cpio or tar archive, which is a
file that contains other files plus information about them, such as
their pathname, owner, timestamps, and access permissions.  The
archive can be another file on the disk, a magnetic tape, or a pipe.
Cpio has three operating modes.  In copy-out mode, cpio copies files
into an archive.  It reads a list of filenames, one per line, on the
standard input, and writes the archive onto the standard output.  A
typical way to generate the list of filenames is with the find
command; you should give find the -depth option to minimize problems
with permissions on directories that are unwritable or not searchable.

In copy-in mode, cpio copies files out of an archive or lists the
archive contents.  It reads the archive from the standard input.  Any
non-option command line arguments are shell globbing patterns; only
files in the archive whose names match one or more of those patterns
are copied from the archive.  Unlike in the shell, an initial `.' in a
filename does match a wildcard at the start of a pattern, and a `/' in
a filename can match wildcards.  If no patterns are given, all files
are extracted.

In copy-pass mode, cpio copies files from one directory tree to
another, combining the copy-out and copy-in steps without actually
using an archive.  It reads the list of files to copy from the
standard input; the directory into which it will copy them is given as
a non-option argument.

Cpio supports the following archive formats: binary, old ASCII, new
ASCII, crc, HPUX binary, HPUX old ASCII, old tar, and POSIX.1 tar.
The binary format is obsolete because it encodes information about the
files in a way that is not portable between different machine
architectures.  The old ASCII format is portable between different
machine architectures, but should not be used on file systems with
more than 65536 i-nodes.  The new ASCII format is portable between
different machine architectures and can be used on any size file
system, but is not supported by all versions of cpio; currently, it is
only supported by GNU and Unix System V R4.  The crc format is like
the new ASCII format, but also contains a checksum for each file which
cpio calculates when creating an archive and verifies when the file is
extracted from the archive.  The HPUX formats are provided for
compatibility with HPUX's cpio which stores device files differently.

The tar format is provided for compatability with the tar program.  It
can not be used to archive files with names longer than 100
characters, and can not be used to archive "special" (block or
character devices) files.  The POSIX.1 tar format can not be used to
archive files with names longer than 255 characters (less unless they
have a "/" in just the right place).

By default, cpio creates binary format archives, for compatibility
with older cpio programs.  When extracting from archives, cpio
automatically recognizes which kind of archive it is reading and can
read archives created on machines with a different byte-order.

Some of the options to cpio apply only to certain operating modes; see
the SYNOPSIS section for a list of which options are allowed in which
modes.

The binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.3	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/cpio-2.3-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Phil Nelson
David MacKenzie
John Oleynick
dbmalloc 1.14
Debugging malloc/realloc/free routines.

This is the malloc debugging library (patchlevel 14).  This library contains
a drop-in replacement for the standard dynamic memory allocation routines and
many of the other C modules that are typically used to access and/or manipulate
these data areas.  The replacements function almost identically to the original
functions with the exception that they perform a significant amount of
error checking and/or validating.

This library can be used with very little (if any) changes to the original
code (many times only requiring a re-link of the executable) and provide a
full-service debugging capability.

The entire library will follow in 10 separate shar files.

This new version includes several enhancements over patch level 13 including:

	* more auto-configuration tuning
	* several bug fixes

In addition to the changes listed above, this version contains the
following changes since the comp.soures.reviewed release at patch
level 7, in Volume 2, Issue 1:

	* Much better performance
	* automatic configuration on most systems
	* addition of XtAlloc routines for X window debugging
	* better identification of the source of double frees
	* ability to record function stack info so error reports give
	  the calling stack for where the data was allocated and/or the
	  error was detected (note: this is manually maintained by the pgm)
	* more support for leak detection (especially with respect to getting
	  rid of leak reports on things you know are not leaks)
	* additional checking of pointesr to make the library more robust
	* added case insensitive string comparison routines
	* several bug fixes and/or portability changes
	* added ability to change the state of the fill area flag
	* added capability to disallow reuse of free'd segments (so that
	  double frees could be more readily identified by the data in
	  the segment
	* a couple of function name changes
	* new funcs: memalign, malloc_abort, malloc_size

THIS VERSION:
1.14	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/dbmalloc-1.14-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
Conor P. Cahill
dbug 2.3
Macro based debugging library and tools.

A macro based C debugging package which has proven to be a very
flexible and useful tool for debugging, testing, and porting C
programs.

All of the features of the dbug package can be enabled or disabled
dynamically at execution time.  This means that production programs
will run normally when debugging is not enabled, and eliminates the
need to maintain two separate versions of a program.

Many of the things easily accomplished with conventional debugging
tools, such as symbolic debuggers, are difficult or impossible with
this package, and vice versa.  Thus the dbug package should not be
thought of as a replacement or substitute for other debugging tools,
but simply as a useful addition to the program development and
maintenance environment.

THIS VERSION:
2.3	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/dbug-2.3-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Fred Fish
diffutils 2.7
GNU diff, diff3, sdiff and cmp utilities

This directory contains the GNU diff, diff3, sdiff, and cmp utilities.
Their features are a superset of the Unix features and they are
significantly faster.  cmp has been moved here from the GNU textutils.

Computer users often find occasion to ask how two files differ.
Perhaps one file is a newer version of the other file.  Or maybe the
two files started out as identical copies but were changed by
different people.

You can use the diff command to show differences between two files, or
each corresponding file in two directories.  diff outputs differences
between files line by line in any of several formats, selectable by
command line options.  This set of differences is often called a diff
or patch.  For files that are identical, diff normally produces no
output; for binary (non-text) files, diff normally reports only that
they are different.

You can use the cmp command to show the offsets and line numbers where
two files differ.  Cmp can also show all the characters that differ
between the two files, side by side.

You can use the diff3 command to show differences among three files.
When two people have made independent changes to a common original,
diff3 can report the differences between the original and the two
changed versions, and can produce a merged file that contains both
persons' changes together with warnings about conflicts.

You can use the sdiff command to merge two files interactively.

You can use the set of differences produced by diff to distribute
updates to text files (such as program source code) to other people.
This method is especially useful when the differences are small
compared to the complete files.  Given diff output, you can use the
patch program to update, or patch, a copy of the file.  If you think
of diff as subtracting one file from another to produce their
difference, you can think of patch as adding the difference to one
file to reproduce the other.

Binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.7	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/diffutils-2.7-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
et. al.
doschk 1.1
Check DOS/SYSV filename limits.

This program is intended as a utility to help software developers
ensure that their source file names are distinguishable on MS-DOS and
14-character SYSV platforms.  To perform this task, doschk reads a
list of filenames and produces a report of all the conflicts that
would arise if the files were transferred to a MS-DOS or SYSV
platform.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/doschk-1.1-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
DJ Delorie
bison 1.24
GNU parser generator yacc replacement

Bison is a parser generator in the style of yacc (1).  It should be
upwardly compatible with input files designed for yacc.  Input files
should follow the yacc convention of ending in ".y".  Unlike yacc, the
generated files do not have fixed names, but instead use the prefix of
the input file.  For instance, a grammar description file named
parse.y would produce the generated parser in a file named
parse.tab.c, instead of yacc 's y.tab.c.

Binary version requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.24	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/bison-1.24-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
emacs 18.59
GNU Emacs editor

GNU Emacs is the GNU incarnation of the advanced, self-documenting,
customizable, extensible real-time display editor Emacs. (The `G' in
`GNU' is not silent.)

We say that Emacs is a "display" editor because normally the text
being edited is visible on the screen and is updated automatically as
you type your commands.

We call it a "real-time" editor because the display is updated very
frequently, usually after each character or pair of characters you
type.  This minimizes the amount of information you must keep in your
head as you edit.

We call Emacs advanced because it provides facilities that go beyond
simple insertion and deletion: filling of text; automatic indentation
of programs; viewing two or more files at once; and dealing in terms
of characters, words, lines, sentences, paragraphs, and pages, as well
as expressions and comments in several different programming
languages.  It is much easier to type one command meaning "go to the
end of the paragraph" than to find that spot with simple cursor keys.

"Self-documenting" means that at any time you can type a special
character, `Control-h', to find out what your options are.  You can
also use it to find out what any command does, or to find all the
commands that pertain to a topic.

"Customizable" means that you can change the definitions of Emacs
commands in little ways.  For example, if you use a programming
language in which comments start with `<**' and end with `**>', you
can tell the Emacs comment manipulation commands to use those strings.
Another sort of customization is rearrangement of the command set.
For example, if you prefer the four basic cursor motion commands (up,
down, left and right) on keys in a diamond pattern on the keyboard,
you can have it.

"Extensible" means that you can go beyond simple customization and
write entirely new commands, programs in the Lisp language to be run
by Emacs's own Lisp interpreter.  Emacs is an "on-line extensible"
system, which means that it is divided into many functions that call
each other, any of which can be redefined in the middle of an editing
session.  Any part of Emacs can be replaced without making a separate
copy of all of Emacs.  Most of the editing commands of Emacs are
written in Lisp already; the few exceptions could have been written in
Lisp but are written in C for efficiency.  Although only a programmer
can write an extension, anybody can use it afterward.

THIS VERSION:
18.59	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/emacs-18.59-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Richard Stallman
emacs 19.28
GNU Emacs editor

GNU Emacs is the GNU incarnation of the advanced, self-documenting,
customizable, extensible real-time display editor Emacs. (The `G' in
`GNU' is not silent.)

We say that Emacs is a "display" editor because normally the text
being edited is visible on the screen and is updated automatically as
you type your commands.

We call it a "real-time" editor because the display is updated very
frequently, usually after each character or pair of characters you
type.  This minimizes the amount of information you must keep in your
head as you edit.

We call Emacs advanced because it provides facilities that go beyond
simple insertion and deletion: filling of text; automatic indentation
of programs; viewing two or more files at once; and dealing in terms
of characters, words, lines, sentences, paragraphs, and pages, as well
as expressions and comments in several different programming
languages.  It is much easier to type one command meaning "go to the
end of the paragraph" than to find that spot with simple cursor keys.

"Self-documenting" means that at any time you can type a special
character, `Control-h', to find out what your options are.  You can
also use it to find out what any command does, or to find all the
commands that pertain to a topic.

"Customizable" means that you can change the definitions of Emacs
commands in little ways.  For example, if you use a programming
language in which comments start with `<**' and end with `**>', you
can tell the Emacs comment manipulation commands to use those strings.
Another sort of customization is rearrangement of the command set.
For example, if you prefer the four basic cursor motion commands (up,
down, left and right) on keys in a diamond pattern on the keyboard,
you can have it.

"Extensible" means that you can go beyond simple customization and
write entirely new commands, programs in the Lisp language to be run
by Emacs's own Lisp interpreter.  Emacs is an "on-line extensible"
system, which means that it is divided into many functions that call
each other, any of which can be redefined in the middle of an editing
session.  Any part of Emacs can be replaced without making a separate
copy of all of Emacs.  Most of the editing commands of Emacs are
written in Lisp already; the few exceptions could have been written in
Lisp but are written in C for efficiency.  Although only a programmer
can write an extension, anybody can use it afterward.

THIS VERSION:
19.28	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/emacs-19.28-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Richard Stallman
f2c 93.04.28
Fortran 77 to C translator

F2c converts Fortran 77 source code in files with names ending in `.f'
or `.F' to C (or C++) source files in the current directory, with `.c'
substituted for the final `.f' or `.F'.  If no Fortran files are
named, f2c reads Fortran from standard input and writes C on standard
output.  Filenames that end with `.p' or `.P' are taken to be
prototype files, as produced by option `-P', and are read first.

THIS VERSION:
93.04.28	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/f2c-1993.04.28-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable

AUTHOR:
David Gay
Stu Feldman
Mark Maimone
Norm Schryer
fileutils 3.12
File management utilities.

These are the GNU file management utilities.  Most of these programs
have significant advantages over their Unix counterparts, such as
greater speed, additional options, and fewer arbitrary limits.

The programs that can be built with this package are: chgrp, chown,
chmod, cp, dd, df, du, install, ln, dir, vdir, ls, mkdir, mvdir,
mkfifo, mknod, mv, rm, rmdir and touch.  But mvdir is built only on
systems that lack the rename system call.

The programs cat, cut, expand, head, paste, split, tac, tail and
unexpand, which used to be part of the fileutils, are now part of the
textutils.  Cmp is now part of the diff distribution.

THIS VERSION:
3.12	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/fileutils-3.12-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
findutils 4.1
GNU find, xargs, and locate

This package contains the GNU find, xargs, and locate programs.  This
version of find and xargs comply with POSIX 1003.2, and also support
some additional options, some borrowed from Unix and some unique to
GNU.

To gain speed, GNU find now avoids statting files whenever possible.
It does this by: (1) Checking the number of links to directories and
not statting files that it knows aren't directories until it
encounters a test or action that needs the stat info.  (2) Rearranging
the command line, where possible, so that it can do tests that don't
require a stat before tests that do, in hopes that the latter will be
skipped because of an OR or AND.  (But it only does this where it will
leave the output unchanged.)

The locate utility is based on James Woods' public domain fast-find
code, which is also distributed with the 4.3BSD find.  Because POSIX
requires `find foo' to have the same effect as `find foo -print', the
fast-find searching has been moved to a separate program, `locate';
the same thing has been done in 4.3BSD-reno/4.4BSD.  If you use
locate, you should run the included `updatedb' script from cron
periodically (typically nightly).

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
4.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/findutils-4.1-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
fifo.library 38.0
fifo library and handler

This is fifo.library and the FIFO: device, including example code on how
to use both.

THIS VERSION:
38.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/fifo-38.0-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Matthew Dillon
Hans Verkuil
flex 2.5.2
Fast lexical analyzer generator

Flex is a tool for generating scanners, programs which recognized
lexical patterns in text.  Flex reads the given input files, or its
standard input if no file names are given, for a description of a
scanner to generate.  The description is in the form of pairs of
regular expressions and C code, called rules.  Flex generates as
output a C source file, lex.yy.c, which defines a routine yylex().
This file is compiled and linked with the -lfl library to produce an
executable.  When the executable is run, it analyzes its input for
occurrences of the regular expressions.  Whenever it finds one, it
executes the corresponding C code.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.5.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/flex-2.5.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Vern Paxson
Van Jacobson
Jef Poskanzer
gawk 2.15.6
Pattern scanning & processing.

Gawk is the GNU Project's implementation of the AWK programming
language.  It conforms to the definition of the language in the POSIX
1003.2 Command Language And Utilities Standard.  This version in turn
is based on the description in "The AWK Programming Language", by Aho,
Kernighan, and Weinberger, with the additional features defined in the
System V Release 4 version of UNIX awk.  Gawk also provides some
GNU-specific extensions.

The command line consists of options to gawk itself, the AWK program
text (if not supplied via the -f or --file options), and values to be
made available in the ARGC and ARGV pre-defined AWK variables.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.15.6	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/gawk-2.15.6-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Paul Rubin
Jay Fenlason
David Trueman
Arnold Robbins
libg++ 2.7.0
GNU C++ class library

A C++ class library for use with the GNU C++ compiler.

THIS VERSION:
2.7.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/libg++-2.7.0-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Library Public License

gcc 2.6.3
GNU C/C++/Obj-C compilers.

The GNU C, C++, and Objective C compilers.  Includes all support for
compiling C, C++ and Objective C, including a run-time library for
Objective C.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.6.3	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/gcc-2.6.3-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
ecc 1.2.1
Reed-Solomon Error Correcting Coder.

Ecc reads blocks of bytes from stdin, applies the (255,249,7) Reed -
Solomon Error Correcting block code, and writes the resulting block to
stdout.  Ecc is capable of correcting three byte errors in a block of
255 bytes, and is capable of detecting more severe errors.

THIS VERSION:
1.2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/ecc-1.2.1-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Paul Flaherty
fontutils 0.6
Utility package to manipulate fonts.

You can manipulate fonts in various ways using the utilities:
conversion of a scanned image to a bitmap font, hand-editing of
bitmaps, conversion of a bitmap font to an outline font, and more.
More generally, you can start with a scanned image of artwork and work
your way through to a finished font with side bearings, accented
characters, ligatures, and so on.

The font formats recognized by these programs are primarily those used
by the (freely available) TeX typesetting system developed by Donald
E. Knuth from 1977--1990.  The filenames, font searching, and other
aspects of their usage are also based on TeX.  They also support
output of PostScript Type 1 fonts.

THIS VERSION:
0.6	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/fontutils-0.6-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Karl Berry
Kathryn Hargreaves
Richard Murphey
Erik Wallin
ixtrace 1.2
Tracer utility for ixemul.library.

A trace utility for ixemul.library that lets you scan every call made
through the library base.

THIS VERSION:
1.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/ixtrace-1.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Markus Wild
octave 1.1.1
Language for numerical computations.

Octave is a high-level language, primarily intended for numerical
computations.  It provides a convenient command line interface for
solving linear and nonlinear problems numerically.

THIS VERSION:
1.1.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/octave-1.1.1-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
John W. Eaton
unixtex 6.1b
Basic TeX package based on TeX 3.1415

A basic TeX package containing MakeTeXPK, afm2tfm, bibtex, cmmf,
dvicopy, dvilj4, dvips, dvitype, gftodvi, gftopk, gftype, inimf,
initex, kpsewhich, latex, mf, mft, patgen, pktogf, pktype, pltotf,
pooltype, tangle, tex, tftopl, vftovp, virmf, virtex, vptovf, weave,
and a selection of fonts.

This version is based on unixtex 6.1, but includes an upgraded
kpathsea library (to version 2.6) that provides many improvements over
the version supplied with 6.1.

THIS VERSION:
6.1b	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/unixtex-6.1b-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
various
gmp 1.3.2
Arbitrary precision math library.

GNU MP is a library for arbitrary precision arithmetic, operating on
signed integers and rational numbers.  It has a rich set of functions,
and the functions have a regular interface.

The author has tried to make these functions as fast as possible, both
for small operands and for huge operands.  The speed is achieved by
using fullwords as the basic arithmetic type, by using fast
algorithms, by defining inline assembler for mixed sized
multiplication and division (i.e 32*32->64 bit multiplication and
64/32->32,32 bit division), and by hacking the code with emphasis on
speed (and not simplicity and elegance).

The speed of GNU MP is about 5 to 100 times that of Berkeley MP for
small operands.  The speed-up increases with the operand sizes for
certain operations, for which GNU MP has asymptotically faster
algorithms.

THIS VERSION:
1.3.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/gmp-1.3.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Torbjorn Granlund
ed 0.2
8-bit-clean POSIX compliant line editor.

"Ed" is a line-oriented text editor.  It is used to create, display,
modify and otherwise manipulate text files.  "Red" is a restricted ed:
it can only edit files in the current directory and cannot execute
shell commands.

Amiga binary requires ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
0.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/ed-0.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Andrew Moore
grep 2.0
GNU grep package

GNU grep is based on a fast lazy-state deterministic matcher (about
twice as fast as stock Unix egrep) hybridized with a Boyer-Moore-
Gosper search for a fixed string that eliminates impossible text from
being considered by the full regexp matcher without necessarily having
to look at every character.  The result is typically many times faster
than Unix grep or egrep.  (Regular expressions containing
backreferencing will run more slowly, however.)

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/grep-2.0-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Mike Haertel
Arthur David Olson
Richard Stallman
Karl Berry
Henry Spencer
Scott Anderson
David MacKenzie
James Woods
Andrew Hume
groff 1.09
GNU groff document formatting system

This is the GNU groff document formatting system.  Included in this
release are implementations of troff, pic, eqn, tbl, refer, the -man
macros and the -ms macros, and drivers for PostScript, TeX dvi format,
and typewriter-like devices.  Also included is a modified version of
the Berkeley -me macros, an enhanced version of the X11 xditview
previewer, and an implementation of the -mm macros.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.09	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/groff-1.09-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
James Clark
autoconf 1.11
GNU automatic configuration generator.

Autoconf is an extensible package of m4 macros that produce shell
scripts to automatically configure software source code packages.
These scripts can adapt the packages to many kinds of UNIX-like
systems without manual user intervention.  Autoconf creates a
configuration script for a package from a template file that lists the
operating system features that the package can use, in the form of m4
macro calls.

Autoconf requires GNU m4.  The configuration scripts produced by
Autoconf are independent of Autoconf when they are run, so their users
do not need to have Autoconf (or GNU m4).

THIS VERSION:
1.11	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/autoconf-1.11-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
autoconf 2.1
GNU automatic configuration generator.

Autoconf is an extensible package of m4 macros that produce shell
scripts to automatically configure software source code packages.
These scripts can adapt the packages to many kinds of UNIX-like
systems without manual user intervention.  Autoconf creates a
configuration script for a package from a template file that lists the
operating system features that the package can use, in the form of m4
macro calls.

Autoconf requires GNU m4.  The configuration scripts produced by
Autoconf are independent of Autoconf when they are run, so their users
do not need to have Autoconf (or GNU m4).

THIS VERSION:
2.1	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/autoconf-2.1-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
gcc 2.7.0
GNU C/C++/Obj-C compilers.

The GNU C, C++, and Objective C compilers.  Includes all support for
compiling C, C++ and Objective C, including a run-time library for
Objective C.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.7.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/gcc-2.7.0-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
gnat 2.06
GNU ADA compiler.

The GNU ADA compiler.  Includes all support for compiling ADA.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.06	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/gnat-2.06-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
ghostscript 2.6.2
GNU postscript interpreter

Ghostscript is the name of a set of software that provides an
interpreter for the PostScript (TM) language, and a set of C
procedures (the Ghostscript library) that implement the graphics
capabilities that appear as primitive operations in the PostScript
language.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
2.6.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/gs-2.6.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Ghostscript General Public License

AUTHOR:
L. Peter Deutsch
ghostscript-fonts 2.6.2
GNU postscript interpreter fonts

Ghostscript is the name of a set of software that provides an
interpreter for the PostScript (TM) language, and a set of C
procedures (the Ghostscript library) that implement the graphics
capabilities that appear as primitive operations in the PostScript
language.

THIS VERSION:
2.6.2	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/gs-fonts-2.6.2-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Ghostscript General Public License

AUTHOR:
L. Peter Deutsch
texinfo 3.6
GNU documentation system

Texinfo is a documentation system that uses a single source file to
produce both on-line information and printed output.  This means that
instead of writing two different documents, one for the on-line help
or other on-line information and the other for a typeset manual or
other printed work, you need write only one document.  When the work
is revised, you need revise only one document.  You can read the
on-line information, known as an "Info file", with an Info
documentation-reading program.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
3.6	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/texinfo-3.6-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
textutils 1.12
GNU text processing utilities

These are the GNU text file (actually, file contents) processing
utilities.  Most of these programs have significant advantages over
their Unix counterparts, such as greater speed, additional options,
and fewer arbitrary limits.  The programs that can be built with this
package are: cat, cksum, comm, csplit, cut, expand, fold, head, join,
nl, od paste, pr, sort, split, sum, tac, tail, tr, unexpand, uniq, and
wc.  The cmp program has moved to the GNU diff distribution.

Amiga binaries require ixemul.library.

THIS VERSION:
1.12	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/textutils-1.12-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
GNU Public License

AUTHOR:
Free Software Foundation
libnix 1.0
A library for amiga specific gcc develp.

This is libnix, a static (i.e. link) library for gcc 2.3.3 or above.
It's not a replacement for ixemul.library (though it's possible to
recompile most of the gcc environment with libnix) but a good thing
for amiga specific development on gcc:

* It's mostly compatible to SAS's way of handling things, i.e.
you get even an automatic shared library opening feature and
some other things you may miss in ixemul.library.
This also means it's ANSI compliant.

* It doesn't need any shared libraries than normal Amiga OS ones.

* It is not copyrighted by the FSF. Therefore you neither need
to include sources nor objects together with your executable.
(read the GLGPL _before_ flaming on this statement)

* And it's short! I was able to compile a 492 byte 'hello, world'
using normal main.

* It uses OS20 features whenever necessary.

To cut it short:

Use ixemul.library for porting Un*x programs, libnix for compiling
amiga-only programs and gcc becomes one of the best Amiga compilers.

THIS VERSION:
1.0	FreshFish-Vol10:GNU-src/amiga/libnix-1.0-src.lha

DISTRIBUTION:
Public Domain

AUTHOR:
Matthias Fleischer
Gunther Nikl
