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/*----------------------------------------------------*\
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| Samplename Editor V1.0 |
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| © 9/1995 by Janosh of NEOPLASIA |
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| This program is
Freeware
. That means you're allowed |
| to copy, spread and use it as long: |
| - nothing is changed at the files |
| - only the whole package containing the program, |
| the documentation and their icons are copied |
| - No charge excepting reasonable media costs may |
| be charged. |
| |
| The author is not liable for any damage or loss of |
| data directly or indirectly caused by the using or |
| misusing this software. The program and the |
| documentaton are provided "as is" without any |
| warranty, either expressed or implied. |
| |
| Authors address: |
| |
| J. Stötzer |
| An der Hasel 195 |
| 98527 Suhl / Germany |
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| E-Mail: stoetzer@rz.tu-ilmenau.de |
| |
\*----------------------------------------------------*/
What is SNED ?
Well, SNED (Short for:
S
ample
n
ame
Ed
itor) is a tool for editing
samplenames in modules.
Maybe you'll ask now if this is useful in any way. I think it is.
If I want to change/enter samplenames e.g. after ripping a module
or to enter author's name it is very very uncomfortable to do this
directly in Protracker and even Prowizard's samplename editor is
not so great...
With my SNED you have a tool that can do this in a very comfortable
way !
The features...
It supports Protracker and some PT-like formats (Prorunner 1,
Wantonpacker, Startrekker, Noisetracker, Powermusic)
You have 7 buffers for often used strings like your handle etc.
It's even possible to copy the names from an other module or to
multiple modules.
Except this it's small, fast and fontsensitive...
How to use SNED
This is pretty easy...
- Load: Load the samplenames of the module that you select
in the filerequester [Key: L]
- Save: Write back samplenames to disk [S]
- Clear names: All samplegadgets are cleared [C]
- Copy from: The samplenames of the selected module are copied
to the loaded one. [F]
- Copy to: The loaded samplenames are copied to the selected
module(s). Press Shift for multi-select. [T]
- About: Show sum info [A,?]
- Quit: Well, quit the programm [Q,Esc]
To select a buffer as the actual one press the button on the
left side of it or press a number key [1..7].
Use [b,B] to cycle through the buffers.
To use a buffer text as samplename click the button on the left
side of the samplename gadget.
BTW: [O] activates the songname gadget, [0] activates the first
samplename gadget.
The buffer texts and your actual module directory are automatically
saved when exiting the program.
System requirements
This program should run on every Amiga (TM) with at least
OS2.0 (V37.175). If it doesn't, pleeze contact me !
Except this it needs the Reqtools.Library V38+
And of course sum last words...
If you
- have any ideas or suggestions for improving this tools
- find a bug
- need a special tool
- want to swap modules/demos/tools/pix...
- ...
don't hesitate to contact me at one of the adresses given above.
Fast greets fly to sum friends/contacts...
- all members of NEOPLASIA
- Insider, Animal & Buggs of DEFECT
- Latte of TEXXID
- Beavis & Cie of PHUTURE 303
- Clary of NGC
- Mephisto of SUPREME
- PackMAN & Diesel
- JCL Power