TITLE
DFA(ddress)
VERSION
V2.1
AUTHOR
Dirk Federlein
UUCP: dirkf@alcmy.franken.de (prefered!)
(dirk@alcmy.adsp.sub.org)
Fido: 2:244/6302.12
DESCRIPTION
DFA is the ultimate address tool for you and the Amiga
computer. DFA supports email addresses, dialing of phone
numbers, grouping of addresses, different types of printing
addresses, online help, application icon/window and much more!
DFA has an Arexx port, font sensitive windows and can be fully
directed by keyboard. Native languages are supported as soon
as Workbench 2.1 (and above) is installed.
Nearly every aspect of DFA is customizable now, so you may
configure "your own" DFA.
This is version 2.1, a minor upgrade to version 2.0.
DFA is an SASG product! Shareware, binary only.
NEW FEATURES
DFA is an SASG product now. According to this fact you may
enjoy all advantages that come along with the SASG. For
detailed information, please see the registration/information
programm that comes along with this distribution.
The quite ugly, seperate toolbox is gone. Instead of this
you'll find a beautiful gadget panel inside the DFAEditor main
window.
New "secret" mode for the status texts of the DFAEditor.
French locale support
Several bugfixes, especially the "bug" that caused DFA to
crash on some systems (68000/Kickstart 37.xxx) is removed. By
the way this problem was caused by a bug in the
gadtools.library!
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
DFA needs at least Kickstart/Workbench 2.04 to run.
It takes advantage of the new features included in version 2.1
(Locale support) and uses even some features coming with OS
3.0 if available.
DFA is made to run on all all systems, starting with the A500+
and ending up with the A4000(T).
More than 512KB of RAM and a harddisk are recommended.
HOST NAME
wuarchive.wustl.edu (128.252.135.4)
PRICE
DM US$
Shareware fee.............................30.00 20.00
See documentation for additional information.
DISTRIBUTABILITY
DFA is NOT PD. It is shareware. The author keeps the
copyright over the whole package.
The public version of DFA (without the keyfile!) is freely
(re)distributable, but noone is allowed to sell the program
for more money than to cover just the costs of copying.
In any case noone may charge more than Fred Fish claims
for one of his "Library Disks"!
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