TITLE
MultiTool II
VERSION
V2.1
AUTHOR
Boris Jakubaschk
(Boris@alice.tynet.sub.org)
DESCRIPTION
MTool provides all standard features of a directory utility:
You can use it to copy, move and delete files, analyze a file
type and perform an action on it (i.e. show pictures or ani-
mations, play mods, edit texts...).
MTool handles LHA-archives like ordinary directories. You can
doubleclick the name of a LHA-archive and its contents will
be displayed in the filelist. Files can be deleted or copied
to and from the archive.
The layout of MTool resembles the good old DiskMaster (V1.4).
MTool has been developed using the look and feel of OS2.04
and WB2.1. It works with WB2.0 (not localized, no screen mode
requester), some features are added with OS3.0; KS1.3 is not
supported any more. It can be run on an own screen, a public
screen or on the Workbench (resizable, position and size can
be configured).
Docs and/or catalogs are included in English, German, Swedish,
French, Norwegian, Danish, Italian, Finnish, Dutch and
Slovakian.
NEW FEATURES
V2.1:
- Optional action buttons at bottom of window
- Directory caching
- AppIcon
- Number of selected bytes is displayed immediately
- Copy/Move as
- File notes are displayed in file lists
...and many more.
DISTRIBUTABILITY
MTool is shareware. It is freely distributable, as long as
you distribute all files! Feel free to include it in public
domain collections (i.e. fishdisks).
REQUIREMENTS
Workbench 2.04 or higher
To use the archive support of MTool, you need any version of
the LHA archiver (not included)
To view pictures or animations, to play mods etc you need
programs that can be included in the configuration of MTool.
(i.e. VT, Player...)
To install MTool with its installation script, you need the
commodore installer (not included)
RELEASE DATE
February 6th, 1995.
AVAILABILITY
Any AmiNet site, for example:
ftp://ftp.wustl.edu/pub/aminet/util/dir/mtool21.lha (362340)
PRICE
Shareware fee of $15 US / DM25
(MTool is slightly crippled in the unregistered version: One
requester at startup and some less important features are
disabled)
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