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            ´             MISCELLANEOUS UTILITIES              ´
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.3982 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  BOOTCONF  v1.32  by Uwe Seimet - This program allows you  to  configure  the
  language,  keyboard, hertz rate, monitor frequency and lots more. What makes
  it  unusual  is that it saves your settings to battery backed RAM  and  they
  remain set even after you power down! Now includes a CPX version.

  CPX MODULES - A collection of CPX files for use with Atari's Xcontrol panel.
  They allow you to configure the NVDI screen accelerator,  show the  contents
  of the 'cookie jar',  show file attributes for any file, configure Multi-TOS
  and memory protection to be on or off, show which MiNT processes are running
  and show information on all the system vectors on your computer.

  DESKPIC - Allows you to use a Degas,  NEO, DOO, PAC, IMG, GIF or TGA picture
  of your choice as a backdrop to the Desktop.  Numerous example GIF  pictures
  are included.

  FALCON  BOOT v1.2 by Mike Watson - Writes a bootsector to the disk  in  your
  floppy drive.  You can switch off the 68030's data cache,  instruction cache
  and MMU.  You can also turn down the volume on the internal loudspeaker  and
  much more. It includes a list of games which will now run using the program.
  You can also select to have the hard drive bypassed or autoboot a boot disk.

  CLIPBRD  1.3 - An implementation of the standard GEM clipboard as  specified
  by  DRI.  It  allows programs which support it to share  data  between  each
  other.  It  is  ideally suited for hard drive or ramdisk  use.

  NVM CONF - Configures the battery backed ram settings.  It lets you set  the
  keyboard and language options,  date and time format and so on.

  OVERSCAN by DML - Enables overscan in all non-ST modes.  Not VGA. PRIORITY -
  A  window pops up displaying details of processes running  under  Multi-TOS.

  PROCLIST by Dave Jones - Simply displays a list of a processes running under
  Multi-TOS along with their ID numbers.

  SLIDEMOD by DML - This tiny program lets you display Ice Packed true  colour
  TGA  pictures  (384x480 only) and play a tracker module at 50khz  in  16-bit
  stereo,  running  in the background.  If you want to see an example of  this
  program  at its best,  get hold of the POV Raytrace Demos on  F.3944-F.3946.
  Not VGA.

  SUPER78  - Switches the display frequency on a multi-sync monitor to 78  hz.
  There's a warning in German so use this one at your own risk!

  M  LOAD v1.0 - Displays graphically the amount of processor time being  used
  under  Multi-TOS.  High  peaks  on the graph  indicate  processor  intensive
  activity.  It  does  not break down which processes use whatever  amount  of
  processor  time,  it merely shows the overall load on the CPU.

  3D  BUTTON  - Gives a 3D look to windows,  alert  boxes,  dialog  boxes  and
  buttons  within  these on TOS v4.0 and 4.01.  This feature is  built  in  as
  standard  from  TOS 4.02 onwards.

  TT  GAMES - A small software patch which allows some ST/STE programs to  run
  on  the  TT  and  Falcon.

  GEMBENCH  V4.03  by Ofir Gal - A comprehensive  benchmarking  program  which
  tests  your ST/STE/TT Falcon against other models.  It can also be  used  to
  test  the effectiveness of screen accelerators and such  like.  This  latest
  version  allows comparisons to be made between more exotic  hardware  setups
  like the PAK 68/3,  Gemulator,  CaTTamaran, Medusa, Magic Mac and various ST
  processor accelerator boards including the T28 and T36.

  CLOCK  2.0 - Probably the best Desktop clock there is.  It can be  displayed
  anywhere on screen in analog or digital form.  It has an alarm facility  and
  can display the date too. If you have an STE, TT or Falcon, it will chime on
  the  hour  too!  Everything can be customised to suit.

  NEW DEPACK v1.1 - Depacks files crunched by Gollum, Happy, Ice, JAM, Pompey,
  DCSquish, 4Pak, Automation, Degas or Spectrum 512 and more. Now handles over
  80 file types.  Optimised 030 version.  Fully Multi-TOS compatible.

  NAUGHTY  2.5 - Unpacks (or tries to) almost any format of packed  executable
  program.  These two programs are particularly useful for unpacking  programs
  which  crash the Falcon in their packed state.

  Sys_Info  v8.34 - Reports on absolutely everything running in your  machine.
  Gives  extensive  information on every part of the  operating  system.  This
  latest version fully supports the Falcon.

  THE LITTLE COPIER V1.01 BY TDOS - This program copies or formats both DD and
  HD  disks.  It can perform multiple copies from a single read of the  source
  disk,  copies/formats extended format disks up to 82x10 (DD) and 82x20  (HD)
  and  can  erase used disks without the need to reformat  them.  As  well  as
  handling  larger  formats,  this program is much faster than  the  Desktop's
  built-in copy and format.

  FONTEER  v1.0  - Installs a non-removeable Macintosh font in  place  of  the
  system font in 2 colour 640x400 or 640x480 modes on any monitor/TV.  It also
  works in 256 colour mode on VGA monitors if running Multi-TOS.

  CLOCK + by M Maisey - An analog or digital clock (you choose) which runs  in
  any resolution.  You can have gadgets (close box, full box, window title bar
  etc) on or off, set the position on screen and save your preferences. Simply
  select the ACC from the menu bar and click inside its window to bring up the
  options.  There's a Multi-TOS version on disk too.

  HD  FREE  v1.2  -  Displays the amount of space  used  (and  free)  on  each
  partition  of  your hard drive,  using a bar graph.  It also  displays  free
  memory against total memory.

  ENVIRON  v2.2 - Allows you to set up the Desktop environment for use  within
  shells.  It can be particularly useful since it allows you to keep all  your
  ACCs  and RSC files wherever you like and avoids RSC files not  being  found
  and TOS defaulting to searching Drive C for them. Assembler source included.

  CPX  UPDATE  -  A collection of the latest CPX modules from  Atari  for  the
  Falcon.  A number of these are later versions of the ones you got with  your
  Falcon, others are completely new.

  BCOLOR v1.0 - Lets you set the background colour for 3D highlights under TOS
  4.02  and higher.

  CLIPBOARD  MANAGER  v1.0  -  Allows you to set the  directory  for  the  GEM
  Clipboard,  clear the Clipboard of its current contents and specify  whether
  or not it should be cleared when you reboot.  These settings can be saved as
  default.

  COLOR  VDI  v2.1 - Lets you set up the colours of your  preference  for  the
  Desktop.

  CONFIGURE CPX v2.1 - Changes the name,  text colour, icon colour and whether
  or  not  a CPX is RAM resident.

  SOUND SETUP v2.1 - Set the volume and the right and left balance and gain to
  your  preference.

  GENERAL  v1.4  -  The first version of this CPX to  work  correctly  on  the
  Falcon.  You  can switch the speaker and cache on or off from the same  CPX!
  Keyboard repeat and response rate as well as mouse double-click speed can be
  set from here.

  MACCEL  v1.01 - Lets you configure the MACCEL3 program in your Auto  folder.

  MODEM v1.3 - Configure your RS232 port with this one.  You can set the  baud
  rate,  parity, flow control etc here.

  PRINTER  v1.3 - Sets up which port your printer uses,  the amount of  pixels
  per  line,  printer  type,  colour or mono etc.

  SUBMENU  v1.0 - Set up the display,  drag,  response and scroll  delays  and
  height  for  pop-up sub menus in programs.

  WINDOW COLOURS V2.1 - Lets you change the colours and fill patterns used  in
  GEM  windows.

  SETENV v1.0 - Reads the environment variables set in GEM.CNF and allows  you
  to add,  delete or change them easily with a few mouse clicks. This CPX only
  functions under Multi-TOS.

  TOSWIN  1.4  - An accessory to run TOS program(s) in windows  alongside  GEM
  programs  or the Desktop under Multi-TOS.

  VERTICONF BOOT V2.7 by DNT - Yet another program which lets you run some  ST
  games  on  your  Falcon,  which  would  otherwise  have  been  incompatible.
  Unfortunately  both  program  and docs are in French.

  UUENCODE V4.3 - An implementation of the Uuencode/Uudecode protocol used for
  converting  binary  files into ASCII for transmission  across  systems  like
  Internet which does not support binary transfer.  The software also converts
  them  back  to  binary.  This  implementation is  GEM  based  and  Multi-TOS
  compatible.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.3983 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  DESKCOPY & DESKFORMAT by Roland Schorr - These programs directly replace the
  Desktop's copy and format options under Multi-TOS.  The advantage being that
  these  programs multi-task and their Desktop equivalents  don't.

  FUPDATE  1 from Atari - This is a set of patches to get round a few bugs  in
  TOS  4.0  to  4.04.

  FPATCH2 - Initialises DMA sound and makes it STE/TT compatible,  also  fixes
  bugs  in  bconmap routine in ROM.

  XCONTROL v1.31 - The latest version of Atari's Control Panel.

  VIEWER v7/5/93 - The latest version of the multi-tasking replacement for the
  Show command as used by Multi-TOS.

  SHDRIVER  - A new version of the hard drive controller software which  fixes
  the  problem  whereby filling one partition of your hard drive  could  over-
  write the start of the next.

  HDX v5.04 - The latest hard drive formatting software for use with your  IDE
  drive.  AHDI  v6.061  -  The  latest revision of  Atari's  hard  drive  boot
  software.

  MAGIBOOT  -  This program lets you reconfigure your Falcon in  a  number  of
  different ways to allow some incompatible ST programs to run. There's plenty
  of options to try and its very much a case of trial and error,  but patience
  sometimes pays off.

  MTOS_ACC - Install this program ass an application under Multi-TOS.  It lets
  you load ACCs into the Desktop menu after boot up by simply  double-clicking
  them. ACCs can also be unloaded after use.

  PRIORITY - Allows you to set a priority level for each program running under
  Multi-TOS.  The higher the priority,  the more CPU time will be allocated to
  that  process.

  PS_CPX - A CPX module which has much the same function as priority  (above),
  except  that  it  is always available from Xcontrol.

  RDE  V5  - The latest version of MWC ramdisk which is  now  fully  Multi-TOS
  compatible.  This  ramdisk is unique in that it is self  initialising  (like
  partition  C  of a hard drive) and you can save the entire  ramdisk  into  a
  single file. When you next run it, it is restored complete with its contents
  just as you left it.

  EDISON - An excellent screen protector which gives you a pleasant  fireworks
  display  after a specified period of inactivity.  Works in  all  resolutions
  except true colour.

  SPEAKOFF  -  Switches off your Falcon's internal  speaker.  Useful  if  your
  monitor has sound.

  STE SOUND 2 - Patches the Falcon's DMA sound routines to be STE  compatible.
  Allows  programs which use STE DMA sound and were previously silent  on  the
  Falcon, to work.

  TCACHE V6.0 - Caches hard drive reads and writes.  Almost everything is user
  configurable  with  different setting being possible for  different  drives.
  Drives  can  also  be password protected  to  prevent  unauthorised  access.

  BURP_FAL  - This program causes your screen display to bounce up  and  down.
  Programs  will  even  run with BURP  installed!  Useless  but  entertaining!

  BACKWARD  V3.10 - An ST emulator for the Falcon.  You can alter many of  the
  hardware  settings on the Falcon to make it downwardly compatible  with  the
  ST/E.  What  makes Backward better than similar programs it that the  author
  gives helpful hints as to which setting to use,  depending on how many bombs
  you  get.  He  also provides another program to  diagnose  the  faults.  Now
  supported in the UK by the CyberSTryder Shareware support scheme.

  DESKICONS - Two files full of Windows icons from the PC,  converted for  use
  on  the  Falcon.  Simply replace your DESKICON.RSC file with  one  of  these
  files.  Between  them  they  offer up to 216 new icons  depending  on  which
  resolution you're in.

  DISASMLD - Disassembles DSP56001 .LOD files.

  DMV BOOT v1.0 by Binaris - Allows you to change up non-volatile RAM settings
  and select ST or STE emulation on boot up.

  POVSHELL  V2.2 by Racème Production - An easy to use GEM based shell  (which
  is  even  Multi-TOS compatible) for simplifying the use of POV  Raytrace  on
  F.3988  and POV Raytrace v2 on S-F.4512 & S-F.4513.  It allows you to  enter
  all those complex parameters with simple mouse clicks.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4255 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  ATOM_F35  -  V3.5 of Altair's Atomik packer,  fixed to work on  the  Falcon.

  CLOCK  V1.0  by  Christophe  Boyanique - This is  the  first  clock  program
  specifically  written  for  the Falcon.  It runs in any  resolution  on  any
  monitor and displays the time and date at the top right in the menu bar.  It
  is configured from an ACC and your settings can be saved.  Choose whether or
  not  you want the date displayed,  which format you want the date  displayed
  in,  whether  or  not you want the seconds displayed,  12 hour  or  24  hour
  display  and so on.  You can even set an alarm and play a sound sample  when
  the  alarm  goes off.

  DESKICON by Oliver Shildmann - A collection of 200 Shareware icons for TOS 2
  upwards  and  another  200 colour icons for TOS  4  upwards.  Picture  files
  containing  all the icons and NEWDESK.INF files set up to display them  all,
  are also included.

  FCONTROL  V1.0  - A simplified replacement for Xcontrol.  It allows  you  to
  switch on or off the keyboard click and bell,  the internal loudspeaker, the
  blitter  and the cache.  Perhaps the most useful feature is the  ability  to
  switch off the hard drive and then switch it back on.

  FULL RES V1.01 - Lets you get the maximum screen size out of an RGB  monitor
  or TV.  It gives you 320x256,  320x512,  640x256 and 640x512 in place of the
  standard 200 or 400 lines deep.  NOT VGA.

  LEDPANEL V3.0 - A graphic display in the top right of your screen  indicates
  reading and writing activity on any drive connected to your system.

  MEGAFLI  v1.1 by Racème Production - Lets you cut a large file into  several
  parts  for  backup  purposes or to let you transfer  between  two  computers
  (assuming the original is too large to fit onto a floppy). You can of course
  re-combine these with the supplied software.  Since the suggested use is for
  transferring  between  the Atari and PC,  both versions of the  program  are
  included.

  MONPATCH  v3.6 - Patches v3.01 and earlier of HiSoft's MonTT to allow it  to
  work  in the Falcon's 'new' screen resolutions.  You must have  an  original
  copy  of  MonTT,  otherwise this program is of no use to  you!  Source  code
  included.

  NBCBSxxx  V1.0 - A cache program with a difference.  Simply replace the  xxx
  bit  of  the filename with the number of FAT/ROOT and DIR/DATA  buffers  you
  require (in terms of sectors).

  SHBUF  1.3  - Resizes the NewDesk.Inf buffers of GEM.  The  default  is  16K
  (normally 4K) but you can set it as high as 32K.  You then need to copy  GEM
  to  RAM using GEMRAM in order to make use of the new  settings.

  OVERSCAN - Allows you to switch overscan on and off from the Desktop. Simply
  run  this program,  then change resolution to initialise GEM  properly.  NOT
  VGA.

  PS  CONTROL  V1.9 - Runs as a PRG or ACC under Multi-TOS and allows  you  to
  change the priority setting of programs running under Multi-TOS, giving them
  more,  or less processor time.

  RATE HD by ICD - Tests the speed of all hard drives connected to your Falcon
  (both IDC and SCSI) and reports back the access time and data transfer rate.

  RESO v1.0 by Binaris - A utility for programmers who regularly change  video
  modes.  Simply set up the number of colours,  number of columns,  VGA or RGB
  and interlace/double line on or off etc.  Reso gives you the values for  the
  system  variables Setmode and Setscreen.  Reso does not check to see if  the
  mode  is legal so don't try anything daft!

  RES FOOLER V1.2 - This program attempts to tell your Falcon that you have  a
  different type of monitor connected.  In other words you can fool the Falcon
  into thinking that you have an RGB monitor instead of a TV. This allows many
  'monitor only' demos to run.  Also,  you can connect up a multi-sync monitor
  with a VGA cable but switch to RGB mode in software,  without unplugging the
  cable.  It  may even let some RGB only software run on VGA so long  as  they
  don't  use overscan.

  SNDINIT  v1.0 - Initialises the Falcon's  soundsystem.  However,  what  this
  program  offers over others is that you can also set the volume  and  switch
  the  internal loudspeaker on or off at bootup.

  SVENSKA - Reconfigures your battery backed RAM so that all the keys on  your
  keyboard  are  where you would expect them to be on a Swedish  ST.

  SWABS  - Allows a resolution of 1600x603 on multi-sync monitors.  Don't  try
  using  it  on ordinary monitors or you could damage  them!

  SWITCH  V1.01 - Allows you to switch off (and on) your internal hard  drive.

  WINTOTOP V1.0 - Brings the window under the mouse pointer to the top,  under
  Multi-TOS.  WinToTop can be enabled and disabled from the keyboard.  It only
  runs with Multi-TOS.

  PROFILE  V1.5 by Mark Baines - This program is probably the  most  extensive
  system analysis program available. It provides information on hardware, TOS,
  memory,  screen resolution,  disk drives,  operating system header block and
  basepage,   cartridge   and  control  panel   settings,   important   system
  configuration addresses,  DESKTOP.INF/NEWDESK.INF settings,  vertical  blank
  interrupts,  the  cookie jar,  environment variable  strings,  the  complete
  system variables contents and exception vectors.  All data can be printed or
  saved  to disk.

  CURTAINS 2 V1.5 - When activated,  it flashes and a siren sounds every  time
  someone touches the keyboard or mouse. The display returns to normal and you
  can  access your computer when you enter the correct  password!

  FALCADAP  -  Instructions  and a diagram showing you  how  to  construct  an
  adaptor which will allow you to switch between RGB modes and VGA modes on  a
  multi-sync  monitor.  A  certain amount of soldering is  required  so  don't
  tackle this unless you are competent.

  MFSFM - A Shareware replacement file selector which is fully compatible with
  Multi-TOS.  This  version only displays the first 30 files,  the  registered
  version  has no limit.

  SAFE  SAVER  V1.2 - This monitor protector blanks out your  screen  after  a
  selected  amount of inactivity from the keyboard or mouse,  to prevent  burn
  in.  However,  although it blanks the screen,  all other processes  continue
  uninterrupted.  Ideal  if  you  are transferring large  files  by  modem  or
  raytracing.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4340 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  GEMRAM V1.5 - Copies GEM from ROM to RAM.  This is necessary if you want  to
  apply custom patches to GEM such as WINX (on this disk),  ARROWFIX or SHBUF.
  Compatible  with  TOS  v1.0  to 4.04.

  WINX V2.2 - Patches GEM in RAM in conjunction with GEMRAM to give it many of
  the functions built into Multi-TOS.  Although the improvements are many  and
  varied,  it allows you to have more windows open on the Desktop and lets the
  right mouse button to perform extra functions.

  GOSTE  -  Another  small  patch to make  the  Falcon's  sound  hardware  STE
  compatible.

  DM2WORKS - Converts Data Manager files into Atari Works format.

  DC SEA V2.0 - Converts any ARC,  LZH, ZIP or ZOO file into a self extracting
  archive.  This  allows  you to simply double-click the file to  extract  its
  contents.  You can even specify where you want to archive extracted too. The
  program  also  allows  self  extracting archives created  by  itself  to  be
  converted back to ARC,  ZIP,  ZOO or LZH format as appropriate. Originally a
  commercial release,  now re-released as Shareware.

  SETSWED  by Copson Data - Reconfigures your battery backed RAM to give  your
  Falcon  a Swedish keyboard layout.

  MAKE CPX & CPX BUILDER - Everything you need to convert a ready compiled PRG
  file into a CPX module for use with XControl.

  GEN GDOS - Displays any GDOS font on screen or prints it to your printer. It
  also informs you which model of Atari you are using, the version of TOS, the
  AES  and  GEMDOS  and  some more information  about  your  system.  It  also
  distinguishes between GDOS, FontGDOS, FSM GDOS and SpeedoGDOS.

  GEMAR  V1.123 - A backup program for a SCSI tape streamer.  It is GEM  based
  and features moveable dialog boxes so it's very easy to use.  However,  both
  the program and docs are in German.  Funnily enough, some of the text within
  the  program  is in English.

  SELETRIC V1.10 - A replacement file selector which offers more than most. In
  fact  it  gives all the file handling capabilities of the  GEM  Desktop  and
  more.  You  can  copy,  delete,  move or touch (set date and time  stamp  to
  current  date  and time) files,  create files and folders,  show  info  (and
  rename)  any file or the current drive,  and search for  any  file.  Several
  files may be selected for copying,  moving and deleting and the total number
  of  files and combined size is displayed.  The Desktop's sort option (or  at
  least  a  more flexible version of it) is included.  Drives  and  paths  are
  quickly and easily swapped,  file names are remembered through path  changes
  and much more.  This is THE replacement file selector and you cannot  afford
  to  be without it.

  SYS CTL V1.23 - These programs monitor CPU useage under Multi-TOS.  They are
  more  powerful  than  most offerings because they allow you  to  change  the
  priority  rating of the different processes and send signals  to  individual
  processes.  All the usual information like process number,  current  status,
  load  on  CPU  and program size (in memory) are  also  displayed.  The  four
  versions  of Sys Ctl supplied each handle the task in a  slightly  different
  manner. Unfortunately the docs are in German although most of the program is
  in  English.  Sys  Ctl  only runs under  Multi-TOS.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4351 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  THE  ARCHIVERS COLLECTION - A collection of the latest versions of the  best
  archivers available.  Although these are all ST programs, they run perfectly
  on the Falcon without modification.  Some do not run with Multi-TOS. In most
  cases,  we  have supplied a GEM based shell program to help  simplify  their
  use.

  ARC  v6.02 - Probably the best known of all archivers.  This latest  version
  supports  directory structures and is fully compatible with the PC  version.

  ARCShell  v3.1 - Yet another revision of this ever popular GEM  based  shell
  for using ARC and LZH. It supports every feature of ARC, LhArc and Quester's
  LHarc  formats as well as having a number of disk management  utilities.

  LH Arc V1.13c - The ST implementation of Yoshi's LhArc algorythm. It usually
  gives better compression that ARC.

  LHARC v2.01L by Thomas Quester's - This adaptation of the LHArc archiver  is
  much faster than other versions and supports a number of extra  commands.

  LHA  v2.32 - Another adaption of the LHARC archiver by a  different  author.
  This  latest  version  is  compatible with  the  original  LHArc,  v2.01  of
  Quester's version and can handle lh5 compression as used on the PC. It works
  fine with Arcshell v3.1 which is also on disk.

  ZOO  v2.1  - ST version of UNIX and IBM standard  archive/unarchive  utility
  with  full documentation.  One of the benefits of Zoo is that it  can  often
  recover good files from corrupt archives.  Now Multi-TOS  compatible.

  STZIP v2.6 - The ST version of PKZIP (an archiver commonly used on the  PC).
  Fully  compatible  with  PKZIP v2 and capable of  creating  self  extracting
  files.  Fully integrated into its own GEM based shell. Multi-TOS compatible.
  Probably  the most widely used archiver on the Falcon.

  SPLITIT  - Splits up one large file into several  smaller  ones for  sending
  over   the  modem or backing up from your hard drive  onto  floppies.  Works
  well  with  any  type of file including archived files.

  ST  UNARJ  v2.30 - Unpacks or lists ARJ archives as created on the  IBM  PC.

  ARJSHELL  -  An easy to use GEM based shell which simplifies the use  of  ST
  UNARJ.

  LZHSHELL  v3.10  by  Christian Grunenberg - Another adaption  of  the  LHARC
  archiver.  This latest version is compatible with the original LHArc,  v2.01
  of  Quester's version and can handle lh5 compression as used on the  PC.  It
  comes with its own easy to use GEM based shell.

  ESSCODE V6.4 - An implementation of the Uuencode/Uudecode protocol used  for
  converting  binary  files into ASCII for transmission  across  systems  like
  Internet which does not support binary transfer.  The software also converts
  them back to binary.  This implementation is GEM based, Multi-TOS compatible
  and much faster than previous versions.

  MSHADOW  v1.0  -  Magic Shadow Archiver creates a compressed  archive  of  a
  complete floppy disk (including bootsector).  Ideal for archiving all  those
  demos  with executable bootsectors so that you can free up some  disks.  Now
  fully Falcon and Multi-TOS compatible.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4406 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  ACCENT V3.02 - Allows you to type foreign characters using key combinations.
  I  believe it is only of use if you have a European (non UK) keyboard but  I
  could be wrong.  Documented in French.

  ALBION  V1.07  -  A handy utility which allows you  to  use  characters  not
  normally  allowed  by TOS in file names,  alter file  attributes  (including
  hiding  files from GEM),  thrash files (delete them so that they  cannot  be
  recovered),  rename files,  delete files and change the volume name of  your
  disk.

  APPEND  -  Joins  one file onto the end of another.  Its  main  use  is  for
  recombining  archived  files which have had to be split to fit  onto  floppy
  disks.

  ASCGIF  - Converts a GIF picture into an ASCII  representation.  Useful  for
  previewing  GIFs.  ASCII

  TABLE V1.0 - A CPX which displays all 256 ASCII characters along with  their
  decimal, hex, octal and binary equivalents.

  COMPACT DIR V3 by Chet Walters - Allows you to print out a directory listing
  from  any drive from A to P using condensed print on an Epson compatible  or
  HP Deskjet.  You can specify file types to match if desired. This version is
  compatible with Atari's CDAR CD-ROM drive, so it 'should' be compatible with
  other CD ROM drives which use MetaDOS.  Conflicts with certain ACCs and Auto
  programs, so best run on a clean system.

  CFN2DMF - Converts Calamus fonts to PageStream format.  You can even specify
  font attributes such as bold, italic etc. Works on non-protected fonts of up
  to 37k in size.

  CLOGG  V2.1A - A superb Desktop clock which displays at the top  right  hand
  side in the menu bar.  You can set it to display time,  date,  standard RAM,
  alternative  RAM  or total RAM.  Two displays can be selected and  both  are
  displayed in the menu bar.  If both displays are the same,  it is shown only
  once  but at twice the size.  One of the better Desktop  clocks.

  EPSXCVG  -  Converts  PC  and Mac EPS files  and  Adobe  Illustrator  format
  graphics  to Calamus CVG.  It also converts CVG to EPS.

  FALCON SX V0.9 - A useful ACC which allows you to set the CPU and blitter to
  8Mhz or 16Mhz, set the bus to Falcon or STE, set the video frequency to 78hz
  on multi-sync monitors,  set the volume of the internal loudspeaker,  switch
  the internal hard drive on or off,  connect ADC to DAC,  examine the  Cookie
  Jar  or  examine the Crash Page.

  FALCON SCREEN V2.0β by DNT - A modified version of Markus Gutschke's program
  which  allows you to achieve higher than normal resolutions on VGA  monitors
  (usually  about  768x576  in  up to 256 colours  on  a  basic  VGA)  without
  additional hardware.  This version also works on RGB monitors (giving up  to
  1664x592  in  16 or 256 colours) and is NVDI  compatible.  Don't  save  your
  selected  configuration to your original copy,  otherwise it will  be  fixed
  permanently.  USE THIS PROGRAM AT YOUR OWN RISK.

  FUZZY CLOCK V1.14 by Stefan Radermacher - A Desktop clock with a difference.
  It displays the time in the top right corner in the menu bar in words rather
  than numbers (i.e.  10 past 12 or Ten past Twelve).  Text can be  configured
  for English,  German or Dutch.  Updates every five minutes.

  FILE  CAT  V1.4  -  Creates  an ASCII  file  showing  the  contents  of  all
  directories on a specified disk or hard drive partition.  When you next  run
  File Cat, as well as creating a new ASCII listing, it creates a 'delta' file
  detailing the changes between the two lists.  The program then backs up only
  the  files  which have been changed as per the  delta  list.  You  directory
  listing can also be printed from within the program.

  FIX_FLOP  -  A TOS patch for TOS v2.06,  3.06,  4.01,  4.02 and  4.04  which
  replaces  the Getbpb routine for floppies,  allowing them to correctly  read
  and write disks with 12-bit and 16-bit FATs as used by MS-DOS v5 and v6.  It
  also patches three other bugs in TOS.

  FS_DUMP by M Soft - A screen grabber which dumps the contents of the  screen
  to a file on disk by pressing the ALT+HELP keys.  It runs in any resolution,
  supports screen enhancers such as BlowUp and ScreenBlaster and you can  even
  change resolution after it has been installed. It saves in a raw BLD format.
  Does anyone know how to convert this to something useful?

  GO_70HZ  - Switches a VGA monitor from 50hz to 70hz in order to get  a  much
  shaper picture.  This is not a screen expander,  in fact the screen area  is
  reduced.  It  uses  the beta test routines from a hardware  screen  expander
  called Screens Pain,  which is being developed by the authors.  Not suitable
  for RGB monitors.

  HICKORY  V1.0  - Yet another clock program.  This one is in a  square  faced
  analog clock.  It can be displayed in a window or on its own and can be  re-
  sized  and moved to suit.  It also allows you to set up an alarm.

  HOW FAST V1.12 - Tests any selected drive and displays how fast it reads and
  writes  data on a graph.

  BOOT INIT V1.1 - A CPX which allows you to alter various setting within  the
  Falcon's battery backed RAM. Use with caution.

  OVERDESK V2.4 - Switches overscan,  the cache,  SpeedoGDOS, SAM and PAL/NTSC
  on  or off with this program.  Please note that it only runs if you  have  a
  hard  drive attached (internal or external).  RGB monitors only.

  THE SAVER V1.0 - Yet another ST/E emulator which lets you set up the blitter
  and CPU frequency,  STE compatible addresses and the likes. This one reboots
  the  machine  and can only be activated if the hard drive is  switched  off.
  Press CTRL+ALT+CLR to bring up the menu.  It looks very capable but the docs
  are  in French!  RGB monitors only.

  SCHALTER  - An ACC which allows you to switch the internal speaker  and  IDE
  drive  on  or off.

  SEARCHER DELUXE V2.02 - Searches through all specified directories or drives
  to find files which match your selected settings.  Once found,  you can  get
  info on them, delete them or alter the flags in the program headers.

  SENTRY  PACKER V2.20 - The latest version of this executable file  cruncher.
  It is cache friendly and includes a sample packing option and can depack its
  own files (even those created on earlier versions). Very similar to Ice Pack
  but with the option to specify the name and path for the packed file.

  SJVGAFIX  - An alternative loader program which lets you run the Space  Junk
  Demo  on a VGA monitor.

  SOUND THRU - Connects the microphone socket to the headphone socket so  that
  as soon as you start recording,  you can hear the output.  This program does
  not  slow down your system.

  STATIC  PLASMA by DNT - Writes a bootsector to your floppy which displays  a
  plasma effect in 65536 colours!  Two types of bootsector are  possible.  The
  first is a single plasma screen. The second consists of endless screens.

  STOS FIXER V3.0 by Robert Quezada - This program fixes most STOS programs so
  that they run correctly on the Falcon.  Please note that fixed programs only
  run  on your own TOS version and no others.  This is not a  universal  fixer
  program.

  TWOINONE V1.51e - An archiver shell which supports the ARC,  ZIP,  LHZ,  ZOO
  and  ARJ archivers.  It is similar in operation to the GEM shell used in  ST
  ZIP and is fully compatible with Multi-TOS and other multi-tasking operating
  systems. Now supported in the UK by the InterActive Shareware scheme.

  VOICEDEM  - A demo of speech using the Falcon's audio  sub-system.  You  can
  type in a line of text and it will say it back to you.  Speaks with a German
  accent! Source code available from the author.

  XB  PATCH  - Another Auto folder program designed to make  the  Falcon  more
  compatible than with the STE.  Only works with TOS 4.02.  50_60HZ - Switches
  your monitor's display from 50hz to 60hz and vice versa. RGB only.

  RESETCOL  - A tiny program which resets the colours on your Desktop  to  the
  default colours. Useful for running after programs which mess up the palette
  when they exit.

  DCLOCKF  V1.0  - An ACC which opens up a large window displaying  a  digital
  clock.  Requires at least a 16 mode.  Click inside the window to display the
  date.

  SET_OVER  and RESET_OV - These programs allow you to set overscan on or  off
  from the Desktop.  Your screen will look at little odd at first so you  will
  have to change resolution (to any resolution) in order to re-initialise  GEM
  properly. NOT VGA.

  SYS  INFO  V2.10 by Toad Computers - Originally designed as a  modem  tester
  program for STraight FAX users.  It has no evolved into a system checker. It
  reads masses of information about your system set up and saves these details
  to an ASCII file.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4450 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  CD ROM - Atari's Falcon compatible CD-ROM driver for use with Multi-TOS.  CV

  CV  TRANSLATOR v3.0 by Carlos Varela - A multi-language translation  program
  based on GER2ENG but now translating in both directions to/from from English
  and German,  French,  Italian,  Spanish,  Dutch and Portuguese.  The program
  itself is very powerful but the dictionaries provided are very sparse as  an
  incentive to register. Registered users get extensive dictionary files.

  DARK  LORD V3.0 by Steve Pedler - An extensible screen saver which  runs  in
  any  resolution  and  fully  supports  all  hardware  and  software   screen
  expanders.  It is modular and modules may be swapped in and out to suit. You
  can monitor activity from keyboard,  mouse, midi or modem. Almost everything
  can  be configured to suit and there's even information on writing your  own
  modules.

  GENEVA  PATCH  - This program patches v1.01 of the  multi-tasking  operating
  system  to v1.02.  There are lots of improvements so it's worth  your  while
  updating.  Please note that you require an original copy of Geneva v1.01 for
  this patch to be of any use to you.

  MASTER BROWSE V4.9+ by ESS - Probably the best document displayer available.
  It operates within a GEM window and allows you to search text,  set markers,
  select  and print blocks and much more.  It's very fast at loading text  and
  scrolling on screen.  Master Browse can read text files from within archives
  and can call up GEM-View to display picture files. It even runs under Multi-
  TOS and can be installed as an alternative text file reader under Multi-TOS,
  NeoDesk etc.

  MASTER PRINT V1.0 by ESS - A cut down printing module from Master Browse. It
  can  be  installed as the default file printer and can queue  up  files  for
  printing.  Master  Print  operates  within a GEM  window  and  allows  other
  programs to run while it is printing. Fully Multi-TOS compatible.

  PGS_CFG  V1.0  -  An easy to use shell program which  lets  you  enable  and
  disable Pagestream import and export drivers with a few clicks of the mouse.

  REVENGE DOCUMENT DISPLAYER V3.20 by Stuart Coates - A re-write of this  fast
  scrolling  full  screen file viewer which is  now  Falcon  compatible.  This
  latest  version allows numerous documents to be loaded (subject  to  memory)
  and searches to be performed across all documents.  Countless other features
  have  been added too.  This is the program used on the Floppyshop  catalogue
  disk.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4451 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  ACE FIX - Allows the game Steel Talons to be used with an ordinary joystick.
  RUN  VGA - An improved player program for running Black Scorpion's  Morphing
  Demo on a VGA monitor.

  MORPH8.TGZ  -  Some copies of the Morphing Demo are reputed to  have  had  a
  damaged picture file. Here's a replacement for it.

  NVDI  FIX - Modifies NVDI v2.5 so that it will work with Easydraw and  other
  programs which open a virtual workstation with normalised device cordinates.

  MAUS WINDOW V1.25 - Automatically selects the window under the mouse  cursor
  as you pass over it.  There are a number of user configurable options and it
  fully supports the new AES calls in the Falcon, WinX and Multi-TOS.

  MOUSE  KA  MANIA II by Charles Johnson - A welcome upgrade to  this  popular
  utility. The primary function of this program is to allow you to replace the
  boring  mouse pointer with an alternative one of your  choice.  It  includes
  countless pre-defined mouse cursors as well as a comprehensive editor  which
  allows  you  to create your own.  If that's not  enough,  it  even  supports
  animated  mouse pointers and lets you set up a default mouse pointer  to  be
  loaded at bootup. Source code can also be saved out in C, assembler or Basic
  for incorporation into your own programs.

  MULTIBLOW 030 v1.0 - Yet another resolution booster.  However,  this one  is
  different from the others.  It only works on RGB monitors and all it does is
  extend the scope of overscan to squeeze a little more into the  screen.  The
  result  is a readable screen display,  unlike some of the  other  resolution
  enhancers which produce such tiny text that it is unreadable.

  PEEKABOO  V1.7  -  A file viewer which runs as an ACC or PRG  and  lets  you
  browse through ASCII or binary files in a GEM window.  Searches can be  made
  on text or for ASCII characters within a binary file.

  VECSHOW - Displays system vectors which have been altered since you switched
  on your computer.  Probably best run from a CLI as the output simply scrolls
  up the screen and  then the program exits.

  VOL V1.09 by Roland Waldi - Allows you to alter the volume label of an drive
  including hard drive partition. It also removes control blocks to get around
  the  40 folder bug and gives information on the disk format and other  vital
  characteristics. Output can be sent to an ASCII file.

  VOLUME  by Murray Levine - A GEM based program where you simply  click  onto
  the appropriate drive letter and enter the volume label you want to write to
  it. Works on drives A to L.

  VOLUME  LABEL  UTILITY  V2  by  Erin Monaco  -  A  volume  labeller  with  a
  difference.  It is set up in such a fashion that you can increment the  disk
  name  or  extension  each  time you put a new  disk  into  the  drive  (i.e.
  UTIL0001.DSK or UTILITY.001).  What's more,  you can specify the part of the
  label to be incremented and specify the starting number.

  XLATOR  V2.04  by Gair Shields - An excellent foreign  language  translation
  program  which contains over 27,000 German to English  translations.  If  it
  doesn't know a word, you can even ask it to 'guess' its meaning. The program
  is fully Multi-TOS compatible and has inbuilt support for several  languages
  but is only fully functional for German to English transklations at present,
  although a smaller French to English dictionary is also supplied.  A  number
  of other utilities are included for updating and maintaining your dictionary
  files.  In  addition,  you can use the supplied dictionary files  to  create
  English to German and English to French dictionary.  Very worthwhile if  you
  do a lot of translations.  PLEASE NOTE:  This is the FULL registered version
  and is only available from Floppyshop.
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                           חללללללללללללללללללללל†
                           ´  S-F.4494, S-F.4495 ´
                           זללללללללללללללללללללל¶
  THE  SUPERCARD 3 BIBLE COLLECTION - This two disk set contains the  complete
  texts  of The Old Testament and The New Testament (King James V edition)  as
  well  as  the  unregistered version of the top selling  card  filing  system
  Supercard 3.12 from B.Ware Software.  Unlike other bible  collections,  this
  one  has had every chapter and verse checked for accuracy and  completeness.
  The database is huge (around 4.5 Megabytes) and must be decompressed onto  4
  HD floppies or a hard drive.  Users with plenty of memory can merge the data
  into  two  or three files to enable fast cross  referencing  throughout  the
  bible.  However,  these  merged  files can only be saved with  the  registed
  version of Supercard 3 (£10 from the author). Another program is provided to
  allow  you to save out the text in 1st Word or ASCII formats although  we're
  sure  you'd  rather use Supercard 3!  This is an excellent  compilation  for
  clergymen,  historians  and scholars and demonstrates Supercard to its  full
  potential.  What's more, loading the largest data file from hard drive takes
  only  a  few seconds as do searches across the entire text!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4554 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  DMV BOOT V1.1 - Run this program from an Auto folder. It allows you to alter
  various  settings to make Falcon more compatible with the STE.  Your  chosen
  settings are then saved in the Newdesk.inf file.

  EASYDAT  v1.2  - A fast,  easy to use GEM based database which runs  in  all
  Falcon resolutions. It holds as much of the data file in memory as possible,
  thus  speeding up search times dramatically.  The program is in English  but
  the docs are German.  We've run them through a quick translation to give you
  an  idea how to get started.

  MONOFIX  - Fixes the problem where some older programs refuse to run on  the
  Falcon, saying that they only run in high res, even when you have an SM124/5
  monitor connected.

  POVSHELL  V2.2  by Racème Production - A nice easy to use  GEM  based  shell
  which passes all the necessary parameters to POV Raytrace bypassing the need
  to use a CLI.

  TOCANTE  -  An ACC which displays a large digital clock in  a  moveable  GEM
  window, which can be positioned on screen to suit. Includes source code in C
  and GFA Basic.

  PRIMA V2.1 - Yet another GEM based shell designed to make POV Raytrace  much
  easier to use. This one supports both POV v1 and v2.

  TRUEDISK  V2.1  - A reset resistant ramdisk which can be run  in  normal  or
  alternative  memory.  You can change the size to suit and two utilities  are
  supplied  which  allow you to zero its contents or remove  it  from  memory.

  XTASK  V2.13  by Gary Priest - A nice easy to use graphical  front  end  for
  controlling  tasks running under Multi-TOS.  It allows you to alter the  CPU
  time designated to a process,  kill a process or even put a process on  hold
  temporarily. Xtask includes extensive on-line Help and is a joy to use.

  ZX  SPX V2.07 by Christian Gandler - A ZX Spectrum emulator for the  Falcon.
  It  seems like a silly thing to do but is works!  In fact some programs  run
  faster  under emulation than they did on the original Spectrum.  Simply  run
  the  INSTALL.PRG  and the complete system (about 1.2 Meg's  worth)  will  be
  installed to the path of your choice.  As well as the main emulator program,
  there's  countless utilities which can all be integrated using the  supplied
  shell.  Several  different modes of emulation are possible by  choosing  the
  settings  which  best suit individual programs.  The joystick  interface  is
  emulated,  supporting all four types of joystick.  The  notorious microdrive
  cartridges are emulated too! Printer output is redirected to the parallel or
  serial  port  (you  choose)  so that you can  get  printouts  from  Spectrum
  programs.  This emulator also supports the snapshot files used by Amiga  and
  PC  Spectrum emulators.  You will need to have access to a  'real'  Spectrum
  with  an  interface  1 if you want to transfer  more  programs  across.  The
  documentation  is  excellent and runs to about 90k!  A  number  of  Spectrum
  programs are also included on disk.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4555 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  EVEREST v3.6E - A nice easy to use Shareware text editor which is fully  GEM
  based.  It  allows up to 10 windows to be open at once and has most  of  the
  features of a dedicated word processor.  GDOS fonts are supported if GDOS or
  SpeedoGDOS  is  installed and even the system font can be  scaled  to  suit.
  Almost  everything  can  be customised to suit and settings  can  be  saved.
  Everest  supports  keyboard  macros,   Multi-TOS  and  the  GEM   Clipboard.
  Floppyshop  have obtained special permission from the author  to  distribute
  this  program.

  AHDICONF - Allows you to configure Atari's AHDI hard drive handler (v5.0  or
  later)  to your own requirements.  Sector size can be up to 16K  (supporting
  drive capacities of up to 512 Mb),  you can boot from any partition, you can
  decide which SCSI numbers are to be checked for (it usually only checks them
  sequentially)  and  specify the number of folders which may be  opened  (you
  don't need FOLDRXXX.PRG anymore).

  ARROWFIX  V1.5  - Fixes a few bugs in GEM which relate to  the  handling  of
  mouse  events.  The most notable of these is that it prevents single  clicks
  being interpreted as double-clicks when using the scrollbars on GEM windows.
  Only works if GEMRAM (on UTL.4340) is installed.

  F030_CD - A collection of programs specifically associated with using a  CD-
  ROM  drive  connected  to your Falcon.  CD PLAYER - Plays music  CD's  on  a
  computer  based  CD-ROM  drive.   Multi-TOS  compatible.  Requires  ICD  Pro
  utilities  v6.0  or  later.  CD_PLAY - Allows you to play music  CD's  on  a
  Toshiba  CD-ROM drive (may also work with others).  Can be run as a  PRG  or
  ACC.  METADOS V2.7 - Atari's CD-ROM driver software.  Works with the CDAR504
  and all SCSI based ISO 9660 mechanisms. Includes a new driver to allow it to
  run on the Falcon. AUDIO CD V2.0 - Plays music CD's on any SCSI based CD-ROM
  drive.  Runs as an APP or ACC.  SCSI_DRV - A low level SCSI driver for a CD-
  ROM  drive.  CD_ENV - Works in conjunction with the SCSI driver but I'm  not
  exactly sure of its purpose as docs are in German.

  GAMEFIX  - Yet another STE emulator which allows some incompatible games  to
  run on the Falcon. It looks quite comprehensive but the text being in German
  doesn't  help  much!  Includes  source  code and  library  files  in  C  and
  assembler.

  GAPOSCAN - A small program which forces your Falcon into overscan mode.  RGB
  ONLY.

  TOS4TRAP  - Fixes certain GEMDOS bugs which are present in TOS  v4  upwards.
  This  makes  certain  programs  such as  STalker,  NEODesk  (prior  to  v4),
  MaxiFile,  Desk Manager and others from behaving differently under TOS 4  to
  how  they perform on the ST.

  FALCVOLU  -  Switches the volume setting to '0' for  the  internal  speaker.

  VOXMAIL V0.99 by Michael Fung - A Shareware voice mail system.  This program
  acts  like an advanced telephone answering machine,  allowing you to  record
  different  outgoing  messages  and saving incoming  messages  to  disk.  The
  program is undergoing continued development and there's some pretty advanced
  features  promised  for  the  future.   This  Shareware  version  is   fully
  operational  but  you will need to register in order to  get  the  necessary
  hardware to interface between the Falcon and the telephone line.  Requires a
  hard drive.

  OCR v1.4D by Alexander Clauss - An optical character recognition program. It
  reads  in  IMG files created by scanners and converts any text  within  them
  into ASCII so that it can be saved to disk and edited within your  favourite
  word processor. You are prompted to enter the ASCII equivalent of any letter
  not  recognised and these are built up into libraries for future  use.  This
  means that the next time you encounter that letter in the document,  it will
  be  recognised.  By saving libraries at the end of each  session,  character
  recognition  will  be much faster next time as OCR will already  'know'  the
  relevant  font.  Where a font is such that it is difficult to  tell  certain
  characters from each other (eg:  1 and l) you can instruct OCR to guess  the
  correct character based upon the other characters surrounding it.  This is a
  very powerful program which is on a par with many commercial offerings,  yet
  it is easy to understand and a joy to use. Obviously you will need some sort
  of mono scanner in order to scan the text you intend to use. OCR will run on
  a  1 Meg system but some scans may be too large to load  without  additional
  memory.  On-line  Help  in  ST Guide  (not  included)  format.  Very  highly
  recommended.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4632 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  A2LSWTC2  -  Converts LHArc archives to ARC format and  vice  versa.  Really
  useful  if  you  like to have all your files archived in  the  same  format.
  Obviously  you  need  both  the archivers as well,  in  order  to  use  this
  conversion utility.

  ARC2LZH3 - Allows you to convert entire directories of LHArc archives to ARC
  format  and vice versa.  You can also extract the files from  the  archives,
  test archives,  list their contents and create self extracting LZH files  or
  convert self extracting LZH's back into normal archives.  You obviously need
  the relevant archivers and self-extracting conversion programs as well.

  ARJPACK  - A nice easy to use version of ARJ,  one of the common packers  on
  the PC.  Although there's an Unarj program on the ST,  this is probably  the
  first to create ARJ archives.

  AHDI2IDE  - A patch program which identifies an IDE drive and allows you  to
  format  it  to  AHDI specifications I think (it's all  in  French!).  C  and
  assembler source included.

  BARCODE  - Generates barcodes using a Panasonic video recorder  and  barcode
  readers.  The  docs are in German so it's difficult to work out just how  it
  operates.

  BOOT TOS - Allows you to boot up a disk based version of TOS  (probably 4.04
  or 4.92) from hard disk instead of floppy.

  BOXKITE  V1.61  -  A  replacement file selector which  is  very  similar  to
  Selectric.  Boxkite  offers most of the Desktop's standard functions  (copy,
  move,  delete,  rename etc) from the file selector,  supports long filenames
  under  MinixFS,  has  keyboard shortcuts,  pop up menus and  much  more.  In
  addition, the file selector can be resized like a window to display more (or
  less) info on the files.

  CACHE OUT - Lets you enable or disable the cache. Very useful when run as an
  ACC.

  CHOOSE INF - Runs from an Auto folder and lets you choose which  NEWDESK.INF
  to boot up with.

  DUPLICATION MASTER V1.13 - A very good disk copier. It reads the source disk
  and  allows you to make as many copies as you like.  It also formats  disks.
  Its  strongest feature is that it can save out the disk's in a  single  file
  and restore it again at a later date. It makes it useful for storing backups
  on hard drive and restoring them quickly.

  FLC_BOOT - Writes an executable bootsector to a floppy,  which restores  the
  non-volatile RAM settings to their factory defaults.

  FUSS  V1.0 - A screen grabber program which runs in any  resolution.  Simply
  hit  ALT+HELP  after installation and the screen will be saled  to  disk.  A
  viewer program is included and there's info on the file format used. Docs in
  French.

  GFA PTCH - Various patches and bug fixes for the GFA  compiler,  interpreter
  and libraries from v3.0 to v3.6.

  GEMSPOOL V3.3 - A printer spooler with a difference.  Rather than set  aside
  an area of memory to 'feed' the printer, it actually writes the file to disk
  and  feeds that to the printer.  The benefit is that very little  memory  is
  consumed and the spooler obviously survives a system crash.  This  Shareware
  version has several limitations. Well worth registering.

  NVR_CTRL - Resets your non-volatile RAM to the factory presets. Simply click
  onto the relevant country for the Desktop and keyboard configurations.

  OUT2LOD - Converts OUT format DSP code produced by some DSP assemblers  into
  the LOD format used on the Falcon.

  U2D - Converts Unix ASCII files into DOS format i.e.  makes them readable on
  an Atari.

  OVERCADR  v1.4x - An ACC which lets you grab hold of the screen display  and
  move it around the monitor!  Its purpose seems to be to let you line up  the
  screen display so that it is not disappearing off the top,  bottom or  sides
  of the monitor.  Your settings can be saved back in a PRG file  which,  when
  placed  in an Auto folder,  ensures that the screen is located correctly  on
  the  monitor  each  time you boot up.  Especially handy for  lining  up  the
  display on monitors which do not have external adjusters.

  PC_MOUSE  - Allows you to use a PC mouse (with a 9-pin D type connector)  on
  your Falcon.

  SM BLASTER - Gives SM124/125/144 monitor owners a greater resolution on  the
  Falcon.  Instead of the normal 400 lines deep, you can get up to 560 without
  interlace or 1120 with interlace!  It also supports a virtual screen manager
  so the screen can be any size, subject to memory.

  TAV_OVR - Yet another program for putting your Falcon into overscan mode.

  VIDEL  - Displays the default settings of your video chip and allows you  to
  tamper  with  them to find the maximum resolution your monitor  can  handle.
  Really more of a programmer's tool than anything else.

  VMEM  1.1 - Virtual memory driver which works on any Atari.  It operates  by
  setting up a swap file on disk and a buffer in memory and paging information
  between  them.  Full  source code in Pure C and assembler  is  included.  It
  appears that it only works if you are running applications which support it,
  hence the inclusion of the source code. The German docs are a bit cryptic to
  understand, but there is a short doc in English which explains what it's all
  about.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4727 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  HP LASERJET 4L & 4P PRINTER CONTROLLER v1.5 by Frank Storm - Lets you set up
  more or less all of the Laserjet's features from software.  You can  specify
  number of copies, lines per page, landscape or portrait, automatic or manual
  feed,  8 paper sizes,  economy mode on/off,  toner intensity,  international
  character  set to be used and which of the eight inbuilt fonts you  wish  to
  use.  In addition,  you can download soft fonts to the printer. There are 24
  fonts supplied on disk and a further 15 on FNT.4802.  Multi-TOS  compatible.
  We have translated the menus into English and there's a translated Help file
  from an earlier version on disk.  The docs are in German but,  as its a  GEM
  program,  you  won't  need  them anyway.  Fonts on this  disk  are  PR07RLG,
  PR10BLG, PR10ILG, PR10RLG, HPRIL10B, HPRIL10I, HPRIL10N, HPRIL12B, HPRIL12I,
  HPRIL12N,   AI012AAA,   AI014AAA,  AI018AAA,  AI020AAA,  APPLE24,  BC300RPN,
  BE018N00, CANDY23, CARTOON, CEN60, CHA16, CHAN12, CORNET18, DING9.
  לללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללל
                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4782 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  ASSIGN-ED  -  An easy to use GEM based program which allows you  to  add  or
  delete  fonts from your ASSIGN.SYS file using simple  mouse  clicks,  rather
  than having to type it all in from a text editor.  It also lets you see what
  the font looks like using some example text. Multi-TOS compatible too.

  BMAPFIX2 - Fixes bugs in the Bconmap in the Falcon. You will need this patch
  if  you are having problems with the serial port.

  SET  TIME V1.32 - A small Auto folder patch which displays the current  time
  and  date  at  boot up.  Hold down ALT if you want to  change  the  setting,
  otherwise ignore it and the bootup process continues after a few seconds.

  CPX SPY v1.11 by Gary Priest - Displays the version numbers of all CPX files
  on  your  system.  This  allows you to easily distinguish  which  are  newer
  versions of CPXs that you already have. You can also view a CPXs attributes,
  change  directory and copy new CPXs into your usual  CPX  folder.  Multi-TOS
  compatible.

  DOPPELKLICK - Makes a right-click emulate a double-click. In other words you
  can click once on the right button instead of twice on the left!

  POWER MOUSE V1.3 - Allows you to use an Atari Powerpad (as supplied with the
  Jaguar)  instead of a mouse.  Power Mouse allows the Powerpad to be used  in
  any application which normally uses a mouse.

  TURBO  BLANKER V1.42e - A terminal protector.  It blanks the screen after  a
  specified period of inactivity in order to prevent 'burn in'.  What's  more,
  it actually claims to speed up background activities taking place while  the
  monitor is 'asleep'.

  TOS4FIX  by  Charles F Johnson - Fixes several small  bugs  introduced  into
  Falcon TOS which prevent some older programs from operating correctly.

  VERICARD  -  Type  in a credit card number and this program  will  tell  you
  whether or not it is a valid number. Useful for mail order firms.

  WHATIS  V6.7  by Bill Aycock - A file identifier which recognises  over  160
  different types of files.  Really useful if a program reports that a file is
  of the wrong type,  Whatis will tell you exactly what type of file it is! It
  handles  WP  files,   executable  files,   archived  files,  picture  files,
  compressed  executables,  resource files,  DTP files and much  more.

  ICDRAW  v1.42  by  Dr Bobware - Now you can finally  edit  those  16  colour
  Desktop icons on your Falcon.  In fact you can create brand new ones or  add
  some from the 101 which are supplied on disk.  This is a very well presented
  icon  editor which features many of the tools you would expect to find in  a
  commercial  program.  It is designed to load in your  standard  DESKICON.RSC
  file  for editing but can also accept icons from any RSC file containing  16
  colour  icons  and  it can import ICO files from MS Windows  on  the  PC.  A
  Quality piece of Shareware.

  RSC_XPAND  v1.01  - Expands the size of your DESKICON.RSC file in  order  to
  make room for you to add extra icons.

  ICON PAGER V1.02 - Displays all ICDRAW icons in a specified folder and  lets
  you page through them.

  WICOPAGE  v1.02 - Displays all 32x32 MS Windows icons in a specified  folder
  and lets you page through them.

  ST  GUIDE  v1.5E - Probably the best Hypertext clone around.  Like  all  the
  others,  it  reads  in a text file and highlights  keywords.  These  can  be
  clicked to take you to linked areas of the document.  You can page back  and
  forth  and cross reference from one topic to another.  ST Guide scores  over
  the competition in many ways.  It can be run as a program or ACC and handles
  graphics are well as text.  It comes with a limited amount of C source  code
  and a utility to convert any ASCII file into the required format so that you
  can create your own Hypertext documents.  It is Freeware,  it's  extensively
  documented and it's a complete implementation. Now in English.

  E_DICT 95 by Charles Edwards - A German to English translation program  with
  a  difference.  Having  looked at the available  German/English  translation
  programs when translating the main manual for GEM-View, the author of E_DICT
  found them less helpful than he had hoped.  He has devised E_Dict in such  a
  manner  that the computer's speed in looking up words in an  Atari  oriented
  onboard  dictionary  is  complemented  by the user's  sense  of  context  in
  deciding  which of the displayed definitions will be included in the  output
  English text. Another thing which makes E_DICT different is that it does not
  contain  a  massive dictionary.  Instead it handles the most  commonly  used
  words  as well as many German technical terms.  This Shareware version  only
  gives  translations  on  the first 1000  characters  within  the  file.  The
  registered version handles translations of any length.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4783 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  CHICFONT  - Replaces the Desktop font with a Mac font.  It should  run  from
  Auto but regrettably only works from the Desktop on a Falcon!

  BLINEX  V1.6 - Removes unnecessary blank lines from ASCII  files,  therefore
  saving paper.  It also converts Unix ASCII and Mac ASCII files to DOS format
  so  that  they  can be read on an Atari.  It  also  handles  the  conversion
  between ASCII characters which fall in different positions on the  different
  systems. Now contained in an easy to use GEM based shell.

  PCORRECT  by  Adam  Millard-Ball - Accepts an ASCII  file  and  attempts  to
  'correct' it to be politically correct i.e. inoffensive to anyone! More of a
  laugh than anything else.

  TRASHCAN  -  A recoverable Trashcan which allows you to  undelete  files  by
  copying them out of the Trash directory.  You need to empty the Trashcan  in
  order to permanently delete files.

  SPRINT  v1.2  by Kelvin Unsworth - A handy printer spooler which  speeds  up
  output to most printers in much the same manner as FPPRINT,  except that  it
  operates  as a sooler too.  Most spoolers send just one byte  per  interrupt
  which generally slows down output as the printer can usually run much faster
  Sprint  can  send up to 1000 bytes per interrupt,  thus speeding  up  output
  dramatically. Almost everything in Sprint can be configured to suit your own
  system setup.

  BIRDS WINGS V1.12 - A virtual screen emulator for the Falcon.  It allows you
  to  create your own screen resolutions of whatever dimensions and number  of
  colours  you want.  The only limitation is memory as the bigger the  screen,
  the more memory it consumes.  The more colours you use, the more memory that
  consumes  too.  Your screen scrolls up,  down,  left or right as  the  mouse
  reaches the edges of the physical screen.  Scrolling is VERY smooth and  the
  use of Birds Wings does NOT slow down your Falcon noticeably.  Unfortunately
  the program and docs are in French but everything is easily worked out.

  EDOS_121 - Patches all versions of the CD-ROM driver software ExtenDOS up to
  1.20  to v1.21.  Obviously you will require an original copy of ExtenDOS  in
  order  to use this patch.  This patch removes some bugs from v1.20 and  adds
  Photo CD support.

  FILY  4 - A replacement text file viewer with pop-up menus which runs  under
  Multi-TOS. As well as letting you move backwards and forwards, Fily 4 allows
  blocks of text to be sent to the clipboard, saved to disk or printed out.

  SYNERGY DEPACKER V2.2 - Depacks executables and data files packed with  over
  thirty  of the leading packer programs.  Quite a number of user options  and
  now  fully  Falcon and Multi-TOS compatible.

  PACSHELL V3.01 - A GEM based shell which handles archives created with  most
  popular  archivers.  You can compress or decompress files  using  Uuendcode,
  Compress,  Zoo,  Zip, LHarc or Tar and decompress files created with Arc and
  Arj.  Other  useful utilities such as ZIP2TOS,  AFX and SFX can be  used  to
  create  self-extracting archives.  You will need a copy of all the  relevant
  archiver  programs and must specify their locations under the  configuration
  menu  entry.  Even without the external archivers,  you can still  view  the
  directory structure of any supported archive type.

  ROMSPEED V3.1 - Copies ROM to RAM in order to speed up system calls. It also
  allows  you to apply patches to TOS which cannot obviously be  applied  when
  running  TOS from ROM.  It serves the same purpose as GEMRAM on  F.4340  and
  patches which work with GEMRAM should also work with ROMSPEED.

  SET MEMTEST V1.05 - Allows you to switch the memory test on or off.  You can
  have the normal memory test and wait,  memory test only or no delay at  all.
  As this information is stored in non-volatile RAM, your setting will be more
  or less permanent.

  STE2FALC  V1.1  -  Yet another STE emulator which claims to  make  some  STE
  software run on the Falcon. This one also allows you to emulate a Mega STE.

  STOOP V1.05 by Phil Hodgkins - A Shareware boot manager which allows you  to
  decide which resolution to boot up in,  which ACC,  PRG and CPX programs  to
  load up at boot time and so on.  It is particularly useful in that it allows
  groups to be specified and these can be selected with a click of the  mouse.
  The 3D interface is very smart and there's lots of user options. Undoubtedly
  the very best boot manager for the Falcon. Some options are disabled in this
  Shareware version.

  STOSFIX  V3 by Robert Quezada - Patches STOS programs to run on the  Falcon.
  Unfortunately,  it only patches for the TOS version in your machine,  rather
  than  being  a  patcher for all TOS versions.  So  far,  this  is  the  most
  successful program of its type. This version requires a maths coprocessor.

  STDCAT V5.3B - Probably the best disk cataloguing program around.  It  reads
  the directories of your disks and stores the details in a file.  You can add
  your  own  comments  to files or disks and browse  through  the  directories
  manually or get the program to search for a particular program. The easy way
  to keep track of your files on both floppies and hard drives.

  SYSINFO  by  Christophe Boyanique - Performs an extensive system  check  and
  saves  out  an extensive listing of your system set  up,  system  variables,
  contents of the cookie jar and just about everything else you can think  of.
  He has also included a listing of the commonly used cookies (on all Ataris),
  their  IDs  and their meanings.

  TURBO  VEILLE  v1.12  - A terminal protector  (screen  blanker)  and  screen
  accelerator.  Yes, it actually claims to be able to speed up screen redraws.
  It's not as good as NVDI, but it is Freeware! Program and docs in French.

  WAKE UP V1.0 - An Auto folder program which switches the CPU and blitter  to
  16Mhz  and switches on all caches.  Handy if these have had  their  settings
  changed eg; for ST emulation.

  THE  WINNERS  ENCLOSURE  v2.4  by J S Cowper  -  A  Shareware  horse  racing
  prediction program.  It predicts the winners of races from its own  internal
  data.  Registered  users  get a copy of the exhaustive  database  containing
  details  on top horses,  trainers and jockeys and the ability to update  it,
  along with a number of other features including advice on how much to bet on
  individual horses.  Don't expect to become a millionaire,  but it's worth  a
  try!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4862 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  FLOPPYSHOP  CPX COLLECTION 1 - This disk has taken over eighteen  months  to
  compile  and contains no less than 75 CPX files for use with XControl  (also
  on disk) along with associated docs and PRG files. Not all CPX's will run on
  all versions of TOS, but most will. This disk has the entire contents of our
  CPX Collection disks #1 & #2 from the ST catalogue.

  BCOLOR v1.0 - Lets you set the background colour for 3D highlights under TOS
  4.02 and higher.

  3D  BUTTON  - Gives a 3D look to windows,  alert  boxes,  dialog  boxes  and
  buttons  within  these on TOS v4.0 and 4.01.  This feature is  built  in  as
  standard from TOS 4.02 onwards.

  COLOR  VDI  v2.1 - Lets you set up the colours of your  preference  for  the
  Desktop.

  CONFIGURE CPX v2.1 - Changes the name,  text colour, icon colour and whether
  or not a CPX is RAM resident.

  GENERAL  v1.4  -  The first version of this CPX to  work  correctly  on  the
  Falcon.  You  can switch the speaker and cache on or off from the same  CPX!
  Keyboard repeat and response rate as well as mouse double-click speed can be
  set from here. It also displays TOS version and free RAM.

  MACCEL v1.01 - Lets you configure the MACCEL3 program in your Auto folder.

  MODEM v1.3 - Configure your RS232 port with this one.  You can set the  baud
  rate, parity, flow control etc here.

  PRINTER  v1.3 - Sets up which port your printer uses,  the amount of  pixels
  per line, printer type, colour or mono etc.

  SUBMENU  v1.0 - Set up the display,  drag,  response and scroll  delays  and
  height for pop-up sub menus in programs.

  WINDOW COLOURS V2.1 - Lets you change the colours and fill patterns used  in
  GEM windows.

  SETENV v1.0 - Reads the environment variables set in GEM.CNF and allows  you
  to add,  delete or change them easily with a few mouse clicks. This CPX only
  functions  under  Multi-TOS.

  DC_MOUSEOMETER - Measures how far your mouse travels in a session.

  FILEINFO  -  Displays file attributes such  as  readonly,  hidden,  archive,
  fastload  and whether it runs in TT fast RAM.

  FORMAT - Formats a floppy to normal or extended capacity SS or DD.  Can also
  format HD disks but only to normal capacity.

  CALL FSEL - Calls up a GEM file selector at any time.

  CLIPBOARD  MANAGER  v1.0  -  Allows you to set the  directory  for  the  GEM
  Clipboard,  clear the Clipboard of its current contents and specify  whether
  or not it should be cleared when you reboot.  These settings can be saved as
  default.

  SHOW COOKIES - Two CPXs by two different authors, which display the contents
  of the Cookie Jar on TOS 1.6 upwards.

  FRAC_DSP  -  An  amazing fractal  graphic  generator.  It  generate  fractal
  graphics  on  any ST or compatible.  A typical fractal takes 84  seconds  to
  create on an ST takes 8 seconds with the DSP option on the Falcon!  It  also
  supports the 68881 maths coprocessor. Fractals can be zoomed at any position
  as well as created from scratch.

  SAFEMENU  - Allows you to change the behaviour of menus in GEM  applications
  and make them less likely to be activated by mistake. Menus can be made pull
  down  (as opposed to drop down) like the Mac,  activated by the right  mouse
  button or activated only when the mouse touches the upper half of the  menu.
  A mouse accelerator is also included.

  TT  TIME  -  Checks  to see if your TT's  realtime  clock  is  keeping  time
  accurately.  If  not,  the  supplied  CPX moves your system clock  on  by  a
  specified number of seconds at specified intervals to compensate.

  FSOUND v2.1 - Set the volume and the right and left balance and gain to your
  preference.

  SOUND V1.2 - The STE/TT version of FSOUND.

  DFREE  V1.01 - Displays the amount of free space against  total  space,  for
  each drive connected to your system.

  BIORYTHMS V1.05 - Simply type in your name,  date of birth and today's  date
  for  a  graph depicting your highs and lows.  Unfortunately what  the  lines
  represent is in German!

  ICON  EDITOR  by SDS - Allows you to create your own icons for  use  in  TOS
  v2.05 upwards. This version is just a demo so you can't save your work.

  REVERSI DEMO V1.01 - A restricted demo of the board game.

  SYSTEM V1.06 - Displays details of your OS variables,  hardware, environment
  variables, interrupts, bus errors and such like.

  VANITY  V0.90 - Does nothing more than allow you to put your own  name  into
  it.  Every  time you select it,  up it pops saying,  "this  computer  system
  belong to ...".

  HORROR  PUZZLE V1.01 - Try to arrange the numbers or letters in the  correct
  order in this 7x7 sliding puzzle game.

  MASTERMIND  - 'Simply' guess which order the selected letters or numbers  of
  come in on the grid. Keep practising until you get it right!

  MONO LUPE V1.04 - Magnifies the area around the mouse by a factor of 2,4  or
  8. Only runs in high res.

  ZAHLEN PUZZLE V1.01 - A version of Horror Puzzle on a smaller 4x4 grid.

  SOLITAER  V1.0  - The board game where you move the beads tactically  in  an
  attempt to eliminate all the remaining beads on the board.

  TELEINX V2.01 - A telephone address book.  It stores a data file on disk and
  can  accomodate up to 999 names and addresses.  Simply create your  list  in
  your WP and save it out as an ASCII file. The address book only loads up the
  relevant data for the selected letter of the alphabet.

  BOOT REGISTER V1.01 - Displays system time and date.

  CONFNVDI V1.04 - Allows you to set up options for NVDI
  from the Control Panel.

  SERIALFX  V1.1  - Another fix for the RTS/CTS bug in the  RS232  port  which
  causes havoc if using a high speed modem.

  SPOOL  V1.10 - A printer spooler which can be set up to  suit.  There's  one
  version for Epson compatibles and another for NEC 24-pin printers.

  MULTITOS  CONFIG  V1.0 - Switches Multi-TOS on or off and  lets  you  select
  whether or not to use memory protection.

  PS  V1.01 - Shows all the processes running under Multi-TOS.  You  can  view
  various statistics on each process and change their priority  levels.  These
  last two CPX's will not run unless Multi-TOS is installed.

  ASCIITAB  V1.0 - A CPX which displays all 256  ASCII  characters
  along  with their decimal,  hex,  octal and binary equivalents.

  DESKPIC  by  Michael Zuhl - Yet another Auto program and CPX  to  install  a
  Degas mono screen in the background of the Desktop. Mono only.

  HD  FREE v1.2 - A CPX which displays the amount of space used (and free)  on
  each partition of your hard drive,  using a bar graph. It also displays free
  memory against total memory.

  DIVERSES  v1.12 by Michael Zuhl - Another multi-purpose CPX.  It  reads  the
  time from your clock card if you have one and allows you to set up an alarm.
  It  also  converts  printer codes into Epson compatible ones  and  lets  you
  switch between 50hz and 60hz in colour.

  PING  v1.01  by Michael Zuhl - A CPX which installs a sound sample  of  your
  choice (one is provided) to replace the system bell sound.

  DISK v1.02 by Michael Zuhl - A disk utility which allows you to set the step
  rate  from  drives A or B to 2,  3,  6 or 12 milliseconds and  switch  write
  verify on or off. You can also park the heads of your hard drive with it.

  IDT V1.0 - Installs the International Date & Time cookie in the Cookie  Jar.
  The  IDT  cookie  defaults to the international  date  and  time  convention
  relevant for your country as read from your TOS version.  This CPX lets  you
  change it to display the date and time according to your own preference  and
  save these as default.

  BOOT INIT V1.1 - A CPX which allows you to alter various setting within  the
  Falcon or TT's battery backed RAM. Use with caution.

  TRASHCAN  v1.05 - A recoverable Trashcan which allows you to undelete  files
  by copying them out of the Trash directory.  You need to empty the  Trashcan
  in order to permanently delete files.

  CHIPMUNK  BASIC  V1.0 - A version of the Basic language  ported  from  Unix,
  which runs as a CPX under XControl.  There are versions for the 68000, 68000
  + FPU, 68030 and 68030 + FPU. All commands are documented in English but the
  doc file for the program itself is in German!

  DJ_500  V1.10 - Gives you control over many of the dip switch settings on  a
  HP  Deskjet 500 from software rather than having to alter the  dip  switches
  manually  for different programs.  You can set the  font,  type  size,  text
  scaling, paper size, margins, print quality and more.

  AHDI_CFG V1.0 - Allows you to change the sector size,  block size and  ASCSI
  and SCSI device numbers and such like to your own preferences by loading  up
  and altering AHDI.PRG or SHDRIVER.SYS.

  DAS  BOOT  V1.00 - This CPX allows you to enable or disable  ACCs  and  Auto
  folder programs,  so that your set up will be changed as soon as you reboot.
  Much easier than manually renaming each file!

  CALC  1.0  -  A handy calculator which allows you to work  out  squares  and
  square roots along with the usual addition,  subtraction, multiplication and
  division.  It  also  has a memory and can convert  between  decimal,  octal,
  binary and hex.

  KALENDAR  v1.01 by Dietmar Rabich - A calendar which can display  any  month
  from January 1971 to January to 2038.  If you have a battery backed clock or
  clock card fitted, it always defaults to displaying the current month.

  DIABLO  V1.01  -  A CPX which allows you to  customise  Atari's  Diablo  630
  emulator (not included) for their SLM804 or SLM605 laser printer.

  DIPS V1.0
  -  Allows  you  to alter the dip switch settings for  your  printer  through
  software.  I  assume it is for Epson compatibles but there's no doc file  so
  it's  impossible to say for sure.

  HD&MEM  FREE V1.2 by Ghostbyte - Displays two bar graphs,  one  showing  the
  space  used and space free (in megabytes) on your hard drive and  the  other
  showing  the same for memory.  Double click onto any displayed bar to get  a
  read out of the exact figures relating to that partition (or your memory).

  PALETTE  ALBUM V1.0 - Displays your entire colour palette  (for  resolutions
  with  up to 256 colours) .  Although you cannot change the values,  you  can
  save  preferred palettes and reload them at a later date in order to  change
  your  Desktop  colours.  It  will  automatically load  up  a  palette  named
  DEFAULT.PAL at boot up if it is located in your CPX directory.

  INVERT  V1.0 by Jan Borchers - A game in which your aim is to turn  all  the
  squares black. It's not as easy as it sounds.

  KALENDAR  V1.0  by Aller Heilegen - Another simple  yet  effective  calendar
  program  which  displays any month from January 1980 to the  year  3000  and
  beyond!  It  also  displays the current month if you have a  battery  backed
  clock or clock card fitted.

  ZAHLEN  KONVERTER  V1.0  - A simple but  efficient  program  which  converts
  between decimal and hexadecimal.

  LADE FONT V1.2 - Allows you to load up a font created using the font  editor
  FED and use it to replace the system font.

  LASER v1.0 - Gives you access to the features of the Atari SLM804 or  SLM605
  laser printer. I'm not exactly sure which functions it controls as there are
  no docs.

  CPX LINKER v1.0 by Richard Kurz - Allows you to edit the colour of the  icon
  and text,  change the CPX ID number, CPX version number, loading status (ram
  resident  etc)  and even edit the icon associated with  the  CPX.  All  your
  changes may be resaved into the CPX header.

  LOCK COMPUTER V1.0 - Forces the user to enter a password when booting before
  allowing access to the system.

  MS-CACHE V1.0 - A cache program to speed up reading and writing to and  from
  your hard drive.

  PARTITION SCHALT V1.10 - Allows you to re-partition your hard drive and  set
  Auto booting on or off.

  DJ_ON V1.0 - Initialises an HP Deskjet if it is switched on after your Atari
  (otherwise  you  get  a  'printer  is  not  responding'  message  from  some
  programs).

  TCACHE56  V1.02  -  A configuration utility for the  hard  drive  cache  and
  password protection utility Tcache on F.3983.

  WIDERSTAND V1.0 - Calculates how much current various types of resistors can
  withstand.  Unfortunately  this  one  is in German and a  bit  difficult  to
  understand.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4863 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  HEWLETT  PACKARD DESKJET/LASERJET PRINTER SUPPORT DISK #1 - A collection  of
  printer  drivers and other utilities for the HP Deskjet and Laserjet  series
  of printers.  This disk contains the full contents of HP Support Disks #1  &
  #2 from our ST catalogue. Here's what's on offer.

  Printer drivers for 1st Word/1st Word Plus,  ST Writer,  Calamus,  ST Sheet,
  Fleet Street Publisher v1.2, Fleet Street 3 and TEX.

  Six screendump programs for various resolutions.

  BOOKER  - Prints out text files using a small font and printing 4  pages  to
  each  A4  sheet.  The pages are printed in such a manner so  that  when  you
  collate and fold them, they will all be in the correct order.

  DJBOTH  V1.6  - Allows you to print an ASCII file using both  sides  of  the
  paper.  It  automatically  selects  the  appropriate  sized  font  and  page
  orientation in order to minimise paper consumption.  DJBOTH will also  allow
  you  the option of printing your text using two columns and can  produce  A5
  size booklets in much the same manner as Booker.

  HARLEKIN 500 - Two printer drivers which allow you to use the Deskjet  500's
  internal fonts and apply various supported print options to your text.  With
  them,  you can apply bold or italic attributes, wrap around characters which
  fall past the edge of your paper,  print foreign characters,  perform a self
  test,  perform a reset and so on.  In addition,  you can use the two inbuilt
  fonts at two different sizes.  You need the desk accessory Harlekin in order
  to make use of these drivers.

  HP2XX - Reads in an HPGL ASCII source file and converts it to Metafont,  PCL
  (for use on Deskjet),  PostScript,  IMG or PCX format. Rather tricky to use,
  but it does the job.

  JETEMU  V1.1 - A page preview program for Deskjets.  It displays a  PCL  III
  file  from disk to the screen in sections.  It is handy for  error  checking
  before sending your data to the printer. Also, if the Deskjet misbehaves, it
  is more than likely due to corruption in the file and this program makes  it
  easy to track down what part of your file is corrupt.

  MINIPRINT - Yet another of those programs which attempts to squeeze as  much
  print  onto a sheet of paper as possible.  It supports two column  printing,
  landscape printing,  line numbering,  headers, user tab settings, setting of
  top and bottom margins, different fonts and point sizes and much more.

  OUTBURST - Speeds up printing to HP printers by a factor of as much as 20 to
  1!  Written  by  the author of FPPRNT,  it even beats that  incredibly  fast
  patch. It also reduces the time taken by PageStream to print a page from 301
  seconds down to just 14!  This is an evaluation demo and you really need  to
  order the full version for regular use.

  PRHP  V1.2  -  Allows printing in various modes  in  portrait  or  landscape
  formats.  You can have up to 154 characters across the page in portrait mode
  and  up  to 204 in landscape.  Up to 120 lines per page can  be  printed  in
  portrait  mode and up to 84 in landscape.  Numerous other options  are  also
  available.

  Various  miscellaneous utilities to allow you to print out a Degas  picture,
  emulate an Epson MX-80,  download alternative font sets,  reset the printer,
  print out labels, address envelopes and so on.

  HPACCS by V Illich - A collection of useful programs all by the same author,
  some of which are specific to HP printers and others which are not.

  PASSWORT  - Protect any drive from unauthorised access using  this  password
  protection program.

  SHUTZ - A terminal protector program for mono monitors.

  SPOOLER  - A printer spooler which also allows you to convert printer  codes
  to suit your printer.

  ST  DESK  - A boot up utility which lets you save  configuration  files  for
  different setups. Oddly enough, it runs as an ACC.

  ZEITANZ - A Desktop clock which displays in the top right of your screen.

  HP_HARD  -  Allows you to perform screendumps to a Deskjet/Laserjet  at  sev
  eral different resolutions up to a maximum of 300dpi.

  P6_TO_DJ - An NEC P6 emulator for the Deskjet. Yes you can print graphics at
  360  dpi  with this one!  An invaluable program if you have  an  application
  which  does  not  have a Deskjet driver.  Please note that  this  is  not  a
  complete implementation as it only emulates the P6's graphic commands.

  HP_PRINT  -  Gives you access to all the  Deskjet's  capabilities  including
  small  font sizes,  landscape printing and two column  printing.

  AUTOBUP - Allows you to archive hard drive backups. It doesn't carry out the
  backups themselves,  merely archives them. You need a copy of your preferred
  archiver  to use this program.

  MINIDESK  -  Lets you create your own Desktop icons and place  them  on  the
  Desktop.  A sort of cut down version of Terradesk or KAOSDesk. This disk has
  just  about every program you'll ever need to use a Deskjet or  Laserjet  on
  your ST.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4864 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  SPLITTER  V2.0 - Allows large files to be split up into several  pieces  and
  rejoined at a later date. Ideal for backing up large files from hard disk to
  floppy  or simply for redistributing files which are too large to fit  on  a
  floppy.  Runs from an Easy to use GEM based shell.  PC version also included
  for cross machine transfer.

  GREPIT V2.01 by Hermann Wierl - A GEM based Shareware implementation of  the
  Unix utility Grep.  Its purpose is to search for matching patterns or  ASCII
  strings  within files.  The program is very extensive and includes  its  own
  built-in  on-line  help.  On of its main selling points is  its  ability  to
  search through files which are larger than available memory.

  GHOSTLINK  V1.02ß - Allows you to connect up a PC (in fact up to three  PCs)
  to your Atari and address it as a slave device. In simple terms, this allows
  you  to  access any data on the PC's storage devices  (floppy  drives,  hard
  drives,  CD-ROM,  Syquests etc) and read the data directly into the Atari as
  if  that  drive  were connected to it.  A possible use might be  to  load  a
  picture from a CD-ROM drive on the PC directly into GEM-View for  conversion
  and  then  save it out onto your Atari hard  drive.  The  possibilities  are
  limitless!  You will require a null modem cable to connect the two  machines
  together. The PC software required is also included.

  EGALE V1.52 by Christof Schardt - A Shareware file comparison utility  which
  compares  any two text or program files and displays them side by side in  a
  split  screen  GEM  window.  Up  to sixteen pairs of  files  can  be  opened
  simultaneously and you can select to have either similarities OR differences
  highlighted.  You  can even perform searches on the files.  Simply the  best
  file comparison utility on Atari computers.  Multi-TOS compatible.

  CD LIST V0.2 by Keith Lord - Allows you to play audio CDs on CD-ROM  players
  which are not SCSI II compliant and therefore fail to play music will any of
  the  other  players available.  It was designed to work with the  IBM  7210,
  Toshiba  XM 3131 and Toshiba XM 3232 drives although it will  probably  work
  with others too.

  MED  NET  -  Networking  software which allows  you  to  connect  two  Atari
  computers (ST,  TT,  Falcon or any combination of these) together and access
  all  drives on them as if they belonged to the same  system.  Connection  is
  performed  via  the Midi ports.  Especially handy if one system has  a  hard
  drive and the other does not.

  AW  TEMPLATES by Michael Herbert - A collection of templates  complete  with
  extensive documentation, for use with Atari Works.

  AW CHECK REGISTER - Spreadsheet and database templates to help you create  a
  simple cash accounting system for home or small business use.

  AW LANDSCAPE PRINTER ALIGMENT AID - An AW doc file describing how to set  up
  a page to print out correctly in landscape format from Atari Works.

  AW  BUSINESS  CARDS  - AW doc file and template  for  creating  professional
  quality business cards.

  AW  FLORA - A collection of 28 floral clip art designs for use in  your  own
  documents.

  AW FRAME - A collection of twelve complete decorative border frames for  use
  in Atari Works documents.

  AW  INVOICE - A template for printing blank invoices and a spreadsheet  file
  for creating the necessary data to import into the template.

  AW PRINTER ALIGNMENT - Atari Works has problems setting the printer  margins
  correctly when border graphics fill the entire page. This doc explains a way
  around  the  problem and a dummy template is supplied for you to  adjust  to
  suit your own printer.

  AW RECIPES - A database file set up for you to enter your favourite  recipes
  into.  Also included is a template for importing your database entries  into
  so that they can be printed out in a professional looking manner.

  AW  RULERS - Two transparent rulers for use in Atari Works as aids  to  page
  layout.

  AW  SCRAPBOOK  - An AW doc and blank templates designed to help  you  create
  your  own scrapbook of GEM graphics which can then be easily  imported  into
  your  AW documents.  A sample file containing a decorative alphabet is  also
  supplied.

  AW  COLUMNS  - A template for creating two column text in  Atari  Works.

  AW PATCH - Patches Codehead Software's Hotwire program to make it compatible
  with Atari Works.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4865 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  VOYAGER 3.1A LIGHT - A cut down Shareware version of a tri-lingual (English,
  French  and German) astronomy (stargazing in layman's terms)  program.  This
  version is limited in that you cannot save,  print or animate.  You are also
  restricted  to  15  minutes'  use per session  and  calculations  cannot  be
  performed for dates later than the end of 1994. Registration costs only £10.
  You can compute the ephemeris of planets,  comets and asteroids and you  can
  choose the place,  time zone, atmospheric refraction etc; from where to base
  your computations. Recapitulative boards for ephermis and rising and setting
  of planets can be displayed as can the curves of visibility for planets. You
  can  also calculate the time for photographic exposures in  accordance  with
  your  instruments  and camera.  The phase and scale of planets can  also  be
  compared.  These are only a handful of the features of this  program,  which
  currently offers the most comprehensive scientific data on astronomy (not to
  be  confused with astrology) available.  What's more,  it is contained in  a
  nice  easy  to  use  futuristic style GEM  based  shell  and  everything  is
  accessible  either from icons on screen from from the drop down  menus.  The
  light version is aimed at the hobbyist and a pro version (not to be confused
  with the registered version) is available from the author for those who need
  extra features.

  NO  MEMTEST by Apache of TNB - Another of those programs which switches  off
  the memory test on the Falcon to speed up boot up time.

  NEO4ICON  by  Lou  Trapani - A collection of 16 colour icons  for  use  with
  Gribnif's NEODesk 4.

  DBICONS - A collection of 16 colour icons converted from the PC for use with
  Gribnif's NEODesk 4.

  LZHSHELL  V3.10  -  The latest version of the LZH  archiver  from  Christian
  Grunenberg, complete in its own easy to use GEM based shell which is closely
  modelled  on that used by ST Zip.  This latest version understands  all  the
  common variants of LZH compression from the original LHArc v1.13 and  Thomas
  Quester's  improved LZH versions 2.0x to the latest LH5 compression used  on
  the  PC.  Although  the help text is in German,  the program  itself  is  in
  English and therefore simple to use.

  GETRES0M - Intercept calls to Getrez() and returns a zero.  In simple terms,
  it allows many games which meant to run in low res only to be run in any  16
  colour 80 column mode. Multi-TOS compatible. Assembler source included.

  DL3_9999 by T Smith - A nice easy to use GEM based directory lister program.
  You  can select any drive from A to P and print out a directory  listing  to
  printer  or save it to disk.  In addition,  you can specify what data  (file
  size,  date/time  stamp,  user  comments etc) is to be included  within  the
  listing.

  CRYPTON  V1.99  - A hard disk utility program which allows  you  to  display
  drive usage, fragmentation and so on along with detailed statistics on drive
  usage,  free space and fragmentation.  Your hard drive may also be optimised
  to  improve performance (the main purpose of the program).  Regrettably  the
  program,  although  GEM  based,  is all in German and a  little  cryptic  to
  understand!  Please  note  that the install program allows you  to  sopecify
  drives  which  must not be accessed such as partitions used by  PC  and  Mac
  emulators.

  1ST GUIDE v06/97 - An ACC/PRG/GTP which acts as a Hypertext system with  the
  primary  purpose  of allowing you to access on-line help  files  within  GEM
  based programs.  In addition to acting as a comprehensive Hypertext  system,
  1st Guide can also be used as a file viewer for ASCII and 1st  Word/Wordplus
  documents and (X)IMG,  IFF,  JPG,  PNG, GEM and MPG movies (incl audio), RSC
  files containing icons and play sampled sounds in SAM,  SND and AVR formats.
  1st Guide is Shareware and registration unlocks various features disabled in
  this  version including the ability to create your own on-line  help  files.
  You can also print out files if you have GDOS or SpeedoGDOS installed. Short
  English instructions are included with this version.  Registration in UK now
  available through InterActive.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5002 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  OASES  (formerly  OMEn) V3.39 by Esquimalt Digital,  Canada  -  Yet  another
  multi-tasking  operating system for Atari computers.  However,  this one  is
  unique  in many ways.  It totally replaces TOS and GEM with its  own  window
  based  system which takes a little getting used to.  OASES itself is one  of
  the  smallest  multi-tasking  systems around,  due to the fact  that  it  is
  written in 100% assembler.  It is therefore very economical by way of memory
  consumption,  making  it possible for you to multi-task small programs on  a
  1Mb Falcon! Not only is OASES a nice and easy to use operating system, it is
  also  portable across hardware platforms.  OASES is also available  for  the
  Apple  Macintosh with PC and Amiga versions currently under development  and
  more platforms likely to be added in the future. A program written for OASES
  on the Falcon will run faultlessly under OASES on any machine!  Please  note
  that  OASES does not run GEM programs directly but it is possible  to  write
  OASES  programs  or convert GEM ones using the  OASES  Software  Development
  Package  also  on disk.  Several OASES programs including a  sector  editor,
  memory editor,  word processor,  digitiser (needs Vidi ST),  text  converter
  (OASES to/from ASCII,  RTF or HTML), picture converter (OASES Bitmap to/from
  BMP,  TGA  or Degas) and a few other useful utilities are supplied with  the
  package.  Further  OASES  software  will be added to our  collection  as  it
  becomes  available.  This  demo  version does not allow you  to  save  files
  exceeding  1K in length,  but is otherwise fully usable.  To use the  system
  seriously  you will have to order the licenced version which comes  complete
  with an extensive manual on disk.  It is available directly from Floppyshop.
  See PRODUCTS section for more details.

  OASES  SOFTWARE  DEVELOPMENT KIT v1.52 by Esquimalt Digital -  The  full  (3
  disk)version  allows  you  to write your own OASES software  or  adapt  your
  existing code to make it compatible with OASES.  OASES programs written  and
  compiled on the Falcon will run under OASES on the Amiga, Mac and PC without
  modification. The disk comprises of the full (all 12 chapters!) programmers'
  manual,  the system equates file and some example source code.  This disk is
  distributed  on a Shareware type basis and it is essential  that  developers
  register  in  order  to receive continued support  and  ensure  the  further
  development of the system. You can purchase the registered version (which is
  a three disk set with lots of extras including a full assember,  C  compiler
  and Forth assembler) directly from Floppyshop.  See the PRODUCTS section for
  more details.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5017 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  CD  ROM.XFS  - Another CD ROM driver for use under  Multi-TOS.  It  has  the
  advantage that both Hisierra and ISO9660 devices use the same Drive  letter,
  thus avoiding the need to change Drive when you swap from one format of disk
  to another.

  MEMORY2.SYS - A version of MEMORY.SYS which has been bug fixed and  improved
  for compatibility with SpeedoGDOS.

  FASTBOOT  V10.10 by Tommy Jonaeson - Installs an executable bootsector on  a
  floppy which bypasses TOS's obligatory check for an internal IDE hard drive.
  Invaluable  for  speeding up boot time if you use an  external  rather  than
  internal hard drive.

  NEWSPEED  II  -  Allows you to slow down your  computer  to  several  preset
  speeds.  Useful for slowing down fast action arcade games or for those  with
  learning difficulties.

  PANTHER - Probably one of the most useful utilities in years.  It intercepts
  TOS and redirects file accesses.  In simple terms,  it allows you to put all
  your ACCs or RSCs into folders (nested as deeply as you like) and load  them
  up as if the ACCs were in the root directory of the boot drive and RSCs were
  in the same directory as associated PRGs.  It also supports the use of  file
  aliases,  but  if you don't understand that you'll still appreciate its  use
  for cleaning up your root directory.

  ZORG V2.08 by Ludovic Rousseau - A Shareware disk sector editor which is GEM
  based  and  allows multiple files to be edited simultaneously  in  different
  windows.  As well as allowing you to edit disk sectors, it can also optimise
  hard drive partitions. Extended file systems such as Minix or Mac partitions
  are  not  supported  but  you can access individual files  on  them  if  the
  appropriate  driver has been loaded prior to ZORG.  Some of ZORG's  features
  are  quite  advanced and include the ability to change a  directory  or  FAT
  entry directly.  The ability to check the file structure for any given  disk
  or hard drive partition,  and repair it if necessary,  is undoubtedly one of
  this product's major selling points.  On-line help is available by way of ST
  Guide (not included) help files.  New 68030 version.  Probably the best disk
  editing tool available.

  SUPERBOOT  V8.1 - An update on the popular ST bootup  configuration  program
  which  now runs on the Falcon.  This Shareware boot manager lets you  choose
  which accessories,  auto folder programs, assign.sys files for GDOS etc. You
  can  have  up to 152 files of each type and select from up  to  19  diffrent
  DESKTOP.INF  files!  You can even play samples in mono or stereo  while  you
  boot  up,  and the program can be called from a CLI,  perform warm  or  cold
  boots  and  lots more!  Well documented and complete  with  several  support
  files.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5018 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  DESKINF by Bob Samuel - Allows the current NEWDESK.INF file to be loaded  up
  and modified for whichever resolutions you intend using it with. The new INF
  files  are  then  saved under appropriate names in  the  directory  of  your
  choice.  A  great time saver when you need to create INF files in  different
  resolutions for use with Superboot, Xboot etc.

  DUET  V1.0  by  Andrew Alich - Allows you to connect up any  two  TOS  based
  computers  (ST,  STE,  TT  or Falcon) to each other and  access  all  drives
  connected to the network as if they were connected to a single  machine.  In
  addition, you can print to a single printer using either machine. Connection
  between  the  two  computers can be made by means of  Serial,  MIDI  or  LAN
  interfaces. Program and docs in German, but a RUF translation is supplied.

  PROFILE  V2.21  by  Mark  Baines - This is  the  most  comprehensive  system
  analysis  software  ever written.  The latest version is  fully  GEMmed  and
  Multi-TOS  compatible.  It provides information on  hardware,  TOS  version,
  memory (inc TT Fast RAM),  screen resolution,  disk drives, operating system
  header  block and basepage,  cartridge and control  panel  settings,  serial
  device details,  AES details,  Assign.Sys and Extend.Sys settings, Multi-TOS
  details,  important system configuration addresses,  DESKTOP.INF/NEWDESK.INF
  settings,   vertical   blank  interrupts,   the  cookie   jar,   cookie   ID
  interpretations, environment variable strings, the complete system variables
  contents,  exception vectors and much more. Profile is invaluable in helping
  you track down software incompatibilities as well as being a useful tool for
  'snooping  around' inside your ST!  All printing and saving is  disabled  in
  this version. Register for only £5.00 to enable these features.

  RUFTRADE v2.QN by Charles Edwards - This program has evolved from E_DICT  on
  UTL.4637  and  is  currently one of the best  automated  German  to  English
  translation programs around.  Its built-in dictionary's strength comes  from
  the  fact  that it is computer oriented rather than  limited  to  'everyday'
  German.  In  addition,  a number of common German phrases do not make  sense
  when  translated  literally  and Ruftrade attempts  to  identify  these  and
  subsitute meaningful alternatives for them.  Ruftrade is undergoing constant
  development  and  is  used to translate much of the  documentation  for  the
  latest PD & Shareware releases. This is the final release of Ruftrade and is
  now Freeware.

  ISHAR_ED  -  An editor program which allows you to change  your  character's
  attributes from a saved game file created with Ishar I or II.  You can  then
  reload  the  save  file into Ishar and resume  your  game  with  super-human
  powers!

  RECIPE  BOX V4.5 by Andrew Watson - A database manager  for  gourmets.  Very
  well  implemented  and  user friendly and with over  lots  of  tasty  sample
  recipes to get you started.  You are restricted to entering a maximum of  60
  recipes in this version but this restriction is removed when you register.

  ROUTE  FINDER  V2.2 by Brian Henderson - A Shareware  electronic  map.  This
  program calculates the distance between any two points on the British isles.
  You  can specify specific roads to avoid,  the average speeds for  different
  road  types  and  so on.  Now includes maps showing place  names  and  route
  numbers.  This  version  is restricted to calculating routes of  up  to  200
  miles. Register for the full version.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5019 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  GEMINI  V1.99 by Stefan Eissing - A brilliant Shareware Desktop  replacement
  which is similar in many ways to Neodesk. It is very similar to the built-in
  Desktop  on  the Falcon but with several 'extra' features such  as  its  own
  built-in  CLI.   Other  features  include  keyboard   shortcuts,   automatic
  installation of all devices attached to the system,  the option of using  an
  IMG as a Desktop picture,  disk formatting to extended capacities,  Kobold 2
  support,  recoverable trashcan,  moveable dialogs, GEM Clipboard support and
  full compatibility with Speedo-GDOS,  Multi-TOS and MagiC (including support
  for  the AV protocol which allows messages to be sent between different  GEM
  programs). This latest version runs in any Falcon resolution and uses colour
  icons.  There's just one problem,  both the program and docs are in  German,
  although we have done a rough translation.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5082 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  ATOMIK  V3.5F  - Yet another version of Altair's Atomik  packer  v3.5  which
  claims to work on the Falcon.  The only difference is that this version does
  work!  Includes assembler source to depack files.  Thanks to Graeme Urquhart
  for the fix.

  DESKDRIVER 2 by Graham Hinton - Originally designed as a printer driver  for
  KAOSDesk,  this  program  has evolved into a  complete  communications  port
  driver.  It  allows you to direct output from a disk file to  the  parallel,
  serial,  serial 1,  serial 2, modem 1, modem 2, MIDI or LAN ports (depending
  upon which of these is supported by your TOS version and machine). As far as
  we  know,  this is the only driver which addresses the 'extra' ports on  the
  Mega STE,  TT and Falcon.  It is also a an exceptionally good printer driver
  for replacement Desktops.

  LOTTERY  COMPANION v4.22 by Mark Butler - Written by one of  Britain's  best
  known Shareware authors,  LC is another carefully researched program  rather
  than merely a random number picker,  although it can do that too.  Each week
  you  add the draw numbers to the statistics stored on disk  and  predictions
  can  be made based on the least or most commonly drawn numbers drawn over  a
  period of time and three built-in weighting options are used to improve  the
  accuracy of this forecast.  As you do this,  your numbers will automatically
  be  checked against the draw.  An additional feature in this program is  the
  number wheel where you enter the number of data sets required (you can  have
  up  to 1000) and either pick 12 number fields manually or using one  of  the
  program's built-in number generation methods.  All possible permutations  of
  six lucky numbers chosen from your selection of 12. Pattern analysis is also
  useful  as  it displays any patterns that are forming  after  analysing  all
  draws  performed  to  date.  LC supports print out to  any  printer  and  is
  constantly  being updated.  This latest version handles the  mid-week  draw.
  Suitable for personal or syndicate use.  Can you afford to miss out on  this
  one?

  SPEEDVIEW V1.5 by Christian Ernst - Gives a visual preview of all SpeedoGDOS
  fonts  currently  loaded.  This is particularly useful  if  your  SpeedoGDOS
  application  does not have a font preview  option.  In  addition,  Speedview
  displays the actual name of the font rather than its often obscure filename.
  Invaluable  if running Multi-TOS as you can use Speedview to view the  fonts
  while your SpeedoGDOS application is running.

  SPEED DVS by Thierry Rodolfo - SpeedoGDOS printer drivers for the HP Deskjet
  550C and Epson models LX800, LQ500, LQ800, LQ850, LQ1000, LQ1050. These have
  been  tested  with  Atari  Works but should work  equally  well  with  other
  SpeedoGDOS based applications.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5148 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  BYTEFREE  V3.3  by  Darin  Wayrynen - A  fast  an  efficient  program  which
  calculates  the  amount  of  space used and  space  free  on  the  different
  partitions of your hard drive.

  SHAURI  v1.1  by Racème Production - An extensive  system  analysis  program
  which  is similar in many ways to Mark Baines' Profile 2.  It gives info  on
  TOS version,  Memory,  AES,  VDI,  GDOS fonts,  disk drives connected,  Auto
  programs,  ACCs, CPX's (including settings for each individual CPX), cookies
  installed,  the memory map,  DESKTOP/NEWDESK.INF settings and NVRAM settings
  on the TT and Falcon.  Details of your setup are saved to an ASCII file  for
  you to analyse.

  IDEALIST  v3.8 by Christophe Bartholme - A beautifully  presented  Shareware
  utility  for  printing text files.  Creates multiple columns (up to  9)  and
  handles straight ASCII, RTF and 1st Word formats. Up to four different sizes
  of  text can be used within a single document and (Speedo)GDOS fonts may  be
  used  within your documents.  Also supported are downloadable laser and  dot
  matrix  printer fonts and you can of course use any of the inbuilt fonts  in
  your  printer.   Other  notable  features  include  converting  email   text
  attributes  to real attributes,  adjustable print  margins,  line  numbering
  option,  background spooling (up to 36 files can be in the queue),  separate
  management of continuous and single feed paper,  automatic trimming of  long
  lines  to fit available space,  page skip mode,  window iconification  under
  Multi-TOS  or ICFS and support for long file names via XFS  under  Multi-TOS
  and  MagiC.  You can configure 1st Word or any other text editor to  be  run
  from  within  Idealist if so desired.  Idealist can be  configured  for  any
  printer.  Configurations for several 9-pin, 24-pin, Deskjet, LaserJet, Canon
  Bubblejets,  Epson Stylus,  Starjet SJ-48 and the Atari laser are  included.
  Fully GEMmed and Multi-TOS compatible with a print preview option.

  IDEATOOLS  - A collection of utilities by Christophe Bartholme  designed  to
  complement Idealist.

  IDEAFORM  V1.7  - Makes source code listings easier to read  by  emphasising
  comments and key words with text attributes.  Exactly how the source file is
  altered depends on the settings in the key file,  which is user-defined. Key
  files for Basic,  C,  C++, Modula 2, Pascal, assembler and Tex are included.
  Can be run from Idealist or as a standalone program.

  IDEABOOK  V1.1 - Reorganises the pages in a 1st Word or ASCII file  so  that
  they are in the correct order for folding and stapling so that they make  up
  a booklet. Can be run from Idealist or as a standalone program.

  GDOS  CHECK  V2.06 - Gives details of all currently  installed  (Speedo)GDOS
  fonts and their sizes.  It also allows you to print out a test page to  help
  you  determine  where  to  set your margins to ensure  that  all  text  gets
  printed. Primarily designed as an aid for Idealist but may be equally useful
  for other applications.

  BLINEX  V1.6 - Removes unnecessary blank lines from ASCII  files,  therefore
  saving paper.  It also converts between Atari,  Ansi, Mac and PC ASCII files
  i.e. it translates characters above ASCII 127 correctly between the formats.
  It  also  converts Unix ASCII to DOS format so that it can be  read  on  the
  Atari. Now with an easy to use GEM interface.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5149 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  TEXT  ANALYSER  v1.9.2 by Dan Ackerman - Analyses any ASCII  text  file  and
  gives  you  info on the number  of  letters,  syllables,  words,  lines  and
  sentences  in the document.  It further breaks this down to average  letters
  per word,  average syllables per word,  average words per sentence etc.  Now
  runs from an easy to use GEM interface thanks to Mario Becroft.

  TOS_X  V0.96 - Causes the system to pause after exiting a  TOS  program,  so
  that  you  can  read  any  text  printed  to  the  screen.

  BOOTXS  V2.21  by Christer Gustavsson - A GEM program which  allows  you  to
  specify  which  Auto  folder  programs,   ACCs,  CPXs,  DESKTOP/NEWDESK.INF,
  MINT.CNF,  GEM.CNF etc, are to be loaded next time you boot up. Very easy to
  use  and  much better thought out than many similar  programs.  This  latest
  version  now runs from the Auto folder,  despite being  GEM  based.  Certain
  restrictions on this version, register for the full version.

  CHARACTER  TABLE  V1.3  by Mark Baines - A CPX for  use  with  Xcontrol.  It
  displays the entire system font and shows the ASCII, hex, decimal, octal and
  binary values for any selected character.

  ELEGANCE  by  Tim Chapman - An ACC which replaces the built-in  system  font
  with a Mac-like equivalent.

  GEMAR V3.06 by Steffen Engel - An easy to use GEM based package which allows
  you  to  backup hard drive partitions to SCSI  based  tape  streamers.  This
  Shareware  release  creates TAR compatibles archives so that  tapes  created
  with  GEMAR can be read on Unix systems and vice versa.  Data may be  stored
  compressed or uncompressed and external archiver programs of your choice may
  be used.  Backups can be made in GEMDOS mode or as image backups, especially
  useful  for  non-TOS  based partitions,  although  the  later  functions  is
  reserved along with several others for registered users.  GEMAR now has both
  English and German docs and includes its own extensive on-line Help  system.
  Multi-TOS  and MagiC device drivers allowing you to connect a tape  streamer
  are also supplied.

  MOUSEBUTTON by Frogsoft - Reverses the mouse buttons so that the left button
  acts  as the right and vice versa.  Useful if you left button is broken  and
  you don't want to buy a new mouse!

  FALCONF v1.06 by Christoph Wissing - A CPX for use with Xcontrol, which lets
  you alter numerous Falcon specific settings.  It lets you change the CPU and
  Blitter speeds to 8Mhz or 16Mhz,  switch the cache and IDE hard drive on  or
  off,  change the screen frequency to 78hz (use with caution), switch the DSP
  on  or off (or to wait or unlock status) or switch on the sound  sub-system,
  set STE emulation on or off and much more. Docs are in German but we've done
  a RUF translation.

  TWR11PTCH  - A patch program which corrects various bugs in the game  Towers
  II v1.0 and 1.1.  This patch is only for use with Towers II v1.0 or 1.1.  If
  you have v1.2b or later you do not need it.

  STIC  V2.12  by  Peter  Matulat  and Jürgen  Arthofer  -  A  Freeware  EPROM
  programmer  package.  It  was designed primarily for use  as  a  replacement
  driver for the EPROM programmers produced by Dr Böhm GmbH (address given for
  kit  of  parts)  but  can communicate with  other  EPROM  programmers  using
  external modules and guidance is given on how to create your  own.  Although
  not   included  in  the  distribution,   drivers  for   PL-Computerzubehör's
  RSEPROMMER  and  Maxon's  Junior Prommer were under  development  when  this
  package was released. STIC can read and copy ROMs and EPROMs as well as read
  an IMG created from a ROM image.  In fact it can even create an IMG of  your
  ROMs  so  that  you can patch the system to suit and reblow  it  into  fresh
  EPROMs.  The software even allows the creation of patch files to help you do
  the job and supplies patches for TOS v1.4,  2.06 and 3.06!  Files are  split
  into low and high bytes by the software, although it can also handle already
  split  files.  Larger  capacity  EPROMs can also be programmed  by  using  a
  special  adaptor which is available from the authors.  In fact the  software
  can  handle  anything  from  32K  to  512K  devices.  STIC  talks  to  EPROM
  programmers  which connect to the serial port and it is  perfectly  possible
  that it might work with hardware from other computer platforms (eg;  Mac  or
  PC).  Unfortunately both program and docs are in German but we've done a RUF
  translation of the docs.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5167 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  AVENA SCREEN ADJUSTER V2.1 - Allows you to adjust the video clock frequency,
  horizontal  frame rate,  horizontal and vertical impulses and such like  for
  RGB displays. You can also switch on or off overscan, double-line/interlace,
  set the number of columns and the colour mode.  More of a programmer's  tool
  than anything else.  Includes assembler source for use in your own programs.
  Please  note  that you can damage your equipment with this  program  if  you
  don't know what you are doing! RGB ONLY.

  BOOTSIE  v1.74  by Stefen Krey - An excellent tool for  creating  customised
  executable  bootsectors.  You can have it print up a user  defined  message,
  reduced  the  boot wait time,  switch the cache on or  off,  switch  on  the
  blitter,  set  50Hz or 60Hz,  set the step rate for drives A or B,  sound  a
  'bing'  when Auto programs load and even guard against  viruses.

  CD  PLAYER V1.4 by Alexander Clauss - Allows you to play audio CDs on  a  CD
  ROM drive.  It looks like the control panel of a conventional CD player  and
  allows  you  to select individual tracks to play.  You can  play  individual
  tracks,  repeat tracks, shuffle them etc. As well as a full display of track
  number,  time etc,  CD Player also has a built-in Database where you can add
  info  such as song title and artist for each title.  CD Player is  Multi-TOS
  compatible but requires MetaDOS and a MetaDOS audio driver.

  FPU PATCH V1.1 by Hartman Pfitzinger - Allows you to patch programs  written
  with Turbo C or Pure C so as to optimise them for use with an FPU.  Programs
  which  use a lot of floating point calculations can produce speed  increases
  of up to 30% when patched.  Always patch a backup copy of your program, just
  in case it doesn't work!

  KALEIDO  v1.0  by Dave Levi and Matthew Bednall - A  Shareware  colour  icon
  editor for your Desktop icons.  Load up an existing DESKICON.RSC and  modify
  existing icons or create new ones. You can edit the mono and colour versions
  of  each icon in selected and deselected form.  All the usual drawing  tools
  are present and you can scroll the icon out of the window without losing the
  area  which goes outside the window (a very useful feature).  Icons  may  be
  flipped and rotated,  mirrored or sections cut and pasted.  Graphics for use
  as  icons  may  be grabbed from Degas,  IFF or BMP  images  or  indeed  from
  executable programs (in which case you have to search for the graphic data).

  FREEDOM   V1.15E   by  Christian  Krueger  and  Kolja  Koischwitz   -   This
  revolutionary  program is primarily intended as a replacement file  selector
  but is in reality much more!  It is non-modal which means that you can  have
  up  to eight file selectors open at once.  It supports long file  names  (on
  file  systems  which  use this feature),  Multi-TOS drag  &  drop  protocol,
  multiple file selection,  up to 40 user definable paths, keyboard shortcuts,
  pop-up menus,  Unix masks and extension lists,  AV protocol,  file searching
  and much more. It puts all Alert boxes into moveable windows (thus replacing
  the need for Multidialog or Let Em Fly), has a left handed mode and lets you
  change  the  font and colour used for the directory window.  You  can  copy,
  delete,  touch or move files. A  history popup displays the last 40 accessed
  files  (and  lets  you go directly  to  their  directories).  Freedom  fully
  supports all the standards set forth by Selectric (and implements them in  a
  compatible fashion) but surpasses it by way of extra features.  Whats  more,
  it employs the use of parallel processing which means that you can perform a
  task  (such  as  file searching) while several others  are  running  in  the
  background.  Probably  the best file selector on any computer!  Top  quality
  Shareware with a comprehensive English manual.

  GDOS  CHECK  V2.06 - Gives details of all currently  installed  (Speedo)GDOS
  fonts and their sizes.  It also allows you to print out a test page to  help
  you  determine  where  to  set your margins to ensure  that  all  text  gets
  printed. Primarily designed as an aid for Idealist but may be equally useful
  for other applications.

  HD  PATCH  V0.95 by Atari - This program allows you to patch  ADHI  versions
  3.00  and above so that you can specify the size of the hard drive  sectors,
  operating pool size,  idle time before drive powers down,  drive letters for
  removable devices and which devices to scan for (prevents SCSI devices other
  than those with sequential numbers being missed).

  HOLD IT by Christophe Batholme - Allows you to pause output to the screen by
  holding down SHIFT, CONTROL or ALTERNATE. Very useful for those TTP programs
  which exit before you've had time to read the message they display.  Can  be
  run from an Auto folder.

  MAGICF30  v4 by Thomas Binder - Patches to allow the MagiC v2  multi-tasking
  operating  system  to run on the Falcon.  There are limitations in  that  HD
  disks are not supported,  it only runs in ST resolutions, it doesn't support
  programs which use the DSP. Bearing these limitations in mind, it's the best
  solution available until MagiC 3 is released.

  MAUS-WINDOW  v1.32 by Thomas Binder - Automatically "tops" the window  under
  the mouse pointer. Also works under MultiTOS. Can run either as an Accessory
  or by double-clicking from the Desktop by changing the extension.

  PROBE  HOUSE  UNIT  CONVERTER  V1.0 by William  Wong  -  Probably  the  most
  comprehensive  weights  and measures conversion  utility  ever  written.  It
  converts between every known unit of distance/length, weight, speed, volume,
  area,  density,  time,  gravitational force,  energy, pressure, temperature,
  light,  magnetic induction,  electric charge,  power and plane angle. All in
  all,  PHUC  handles over 120 different types of conversions!  It's also  GEM
  based  and  very easy to use.

  SLOWBLIT  by  Sven Bruns - Designed to fix a problem  experienced  with  the
  40Mhz  CPU/20Mhz Bus accelerator upgrades which result in a system crash  if
  the  blitter  is  accessed.  This program slows the blitter  down  to  10Mhz
  (normally 20Mhz with the accelerator) so as to alleviate the problem.

  SUNFIX  V1.0 by Roger Burrows - Allows a Sun compatible CD-ROM drive  to  be
  used  on  an Atari which is running Extendos v1.21 or Extendos  Pro  v2  (or
  later).

  WORLD CLOCK V1.0A by Dan Wilga - A map of the world appears in a GEM window.
  Select where you live and save this as default.  From now on, you can simply
  click onto anywhere in the world and the local time will be  displayed.  The
  default time of day is taken from your system clock.  Invaluable if you want
  to  make long distance calls without disturbing your friends  at  unsociable
  hours! World Clock can be run as a PRG or ACC and is both rescalable to suit
  and multi-tasking friendly.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5169 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  THING  V1.09e  by  Arno  Welzel and Thomas Binder  -  An  excellent  Desktop
  replacement  program and what's more,  it's Shareware!  THING  supports  TOS
  versions  from 1.4 onwards and provides most of the TOS 2  Desktop  features
  plus many extras.  In addition to the base drive,  trashcan, folder, program
  and  file icons,  THING adds a clipboard,  printer and  parent  icons.  Each
  different  file type can be assigned its own icon using Edit Icons which  is
  one of many options from the Extra menu.  Program, folder and file Icons can
  all be dragged from windows onto the Desktop,  where a duplicate appears. To
  run  the programs,  all you do is click on its Desktop Icon.  You  can  also
  launch a program by dragging an appropriate data file onto the Desktop Icon.
  It  even supports object groups,  the AV protocol,  the Font  protocols  and
  integrates  seamlessly  with  Kobold,  ALICE,  ST Guide  and  several  other
  programs.   Well documented. Can be used as a replacement to the GEM Desktop
  or as the alternative Desktop for Multi-TOS,  Geneva,  MagiC,  MagiCMac etc.
  One of the best replacement Desktops around. THING is currently part of a UK
  registration scheme organised by Joe Connor. Highly Recommended.

  BACKUP DESTRUCTION UTILITY by Richard Karsmakers - Allows you to get rid  of
  all backup files in a single operation. You can specify the extensions of up
  to  8 different types of backup files you want 'zapped'.  BDU allows you  to
  exclude  any  directories  (up  to  8 per  partition)  or  even  the  entire
  partition, from the process and the backup files may be moved to a specified
  directory rather than deleted.  Fully Multi-TOS compatible.

  CHARMAP5  V0.9  by Peter Hellinger - A companion program  for  SpeedoGDOS  5
  which allows you to access the extra characters in TrueType and Type 1 fonts
  which  lie  above the 256 character limitation of the ASCII  character  set.
  These  may  then be incorporated into your font tables so that they  can  be
  used  within SpeedoGDOS aware applications.  Please note that  this  utility
  does NOT work with SpeedoGDOS v4 or other GDOS variants,  ONLY SpeedoGDOS 5.
  The program is in English but the docs are German, although we've done a RUF
  translation.  Also,  note  that  Charmap5 requires Peter  Hellinger's  Magic
  program (on disk) in order to run).

  MAGIC MODULAR APPLICATIONS GEM INTERFACE (MAGIC) 4.00 by Peter Helinger - An
  alternative GEM interface for Magic aware applications.  Not to be  confused
  with MagiC from Application Systems Heidelberg.  Magic 4.00 runs under  TOS,
  Multi-TOS  or  MagiC.  Unfortunately both program and docs  are  in  German,
  although we've done a RUF translation of the docs.  Charmap5 (also on  disk)
  is Magic aware.

  ICONIFY  SERVER (ICFS) by Dirk Haun - Allows you to iconify (shrink down  to
  the  size  of an icon) any open window in the same way as is  possible  with
  Multi-TOS.  This program allows you to use iconification under ordinary  TOS
  and  MagiC.  Currently  Kandinsky and a few programs including  IconMan  and
  Yukon, support the iconify protocol.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5226 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  NATIONAL  LOTTERY  SIMULATOR PLUS by Colin Ballantyne - This  is  a  lottery
  program  with  a  difference.  It doesn't go  for  mind-blowing  methods  of
  prediction or analysis of past results. So what does it do? It does what the
  name  suggests,  it  is a simulation of the actual draw  itself.  Enjoy  the
  introduction music to the show, the build-up to the draw and then the nerve-
  racking draw itself,  all performed accurately and with the full  atmosphere
  of the real thing.  This latest revision sees the graphics revamped to match
  those  on the TV show more accurately.  It has lots of other extras such  as
  the  ability to pick the lottery machine and ball set (different  ball  sets
  equate  to  different  randomising algorithms,  some  of  which  are  really
  wierd!).  There  are  other  new features  like  selection  time,  selection
  interval,  print numbers, draw bonus, quick draw and quick multidraw. What's
  more, the music and speech are not 'borrowed' from the show either, they are
  reproduced  by  Glasgow  music students!  A real fun way  of  picking  those
  elusive  numbers.  There's  even a cheat's mode so that you  can  dupe  your
  friends into thinking you've won!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5231 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  AIRBAG V1.1 by Apache - A boot selector program which lets you choose  which
  ACCs and Auto programs are to be run for the current session.  It allows you
  to specify up to 28 Auto folder programs and 28 ACCs and 10 default sets can
  be saved for ease of use. You can boot up with a low res picture and perform
  a check of your system vectors (useful for detecting viruses).

  ARKUS V1.0 - A font manager program for use with SpeedoGDOS and NVDI  3.  It
  displays the names of fonts from Calamus,  TrueType,  Postscript Type 1  and
  SpeedoGDOS  fonts.  It also displays copyright information and other  useful
  data  about the fonts.  If you are using NVDI 3,  you can adjust the  caches
  independently  of each other and de-install loaded  fonts.  Fully  Multi-TOS
  compatible.  This is a demo,  so not all options are fully functional. Also,
  text and program are both in German but we've done a RUF translation of  the
  text.

  BATFAX  - A Shareware fax program.  It converts ASCII or  1st  Word/Wordplus
  files into STraight FAX compatible files ready for transmission.  Similarly,
  received  faxes  (automatic and manual receive are both  supported)  can  be
  printed to Epson compatible printers or converted to text format.  The  only
  limitation  to  this excellent piece of software is that you can  only  send
  text  messages  and  cannot include letterheads etc in  them.  There  is  an
  annoying 'feature' to encourage registration, but at only $25 you'll be glad
  to part with your cash!

  NOVA BOMBER by Christian Krüger - A post mortem analysis tool to trap system
  crashes when running software with the Nova graphics card, so as to help you
  identify the problems with the software.

  CD  BROWSER  V1.3  by Keith Lord - A program which lets  you  'poke  around'
  inside  and ISO 9660 standard CD-ROM disc.  It displays information  on  the
  volume descriptor,  reads the root directory,  allows you to browse  through
  directories and displays the contents of text files.  A very useful  feature
  is the ability to bypass the corrupted directory entry on the Gemini CD  ROM
  and access the rest of the IMGs in the folder!  There's also the ability  to
  copy  files from the CD to your hard drive,  view sectors on the CD-ROM  and
  search the disc for specified filenames.  All this is WITHOUT using a CD-ROM
  driver such as ExtenDOS or MetaDOS.  The only thing it doesn't let you do is
  run files directly from the CD.

  DESKCLOCK  V1.0 by Yanick Dufresne - A corner clock which runs as an ACC  or
  can be used as a PRG under Multi-TOS. C source included.

  EASY  PGP  SHELL V0.90 - A simple to use GEM based front end  for  use  with
  Pretty Good Privacy,  the data encryption program.

  FORMINT  V2.3 - An excellent disk formatter which runs under  Multi-TOS.  It
  can  format  DOS  compatible  or  extended format  disks  and  runs  in  the
  background,  thus  allowing you to carry on using other  applications  while
  your  disks are formatting.  Simply enter its details into the GEM.CNF  file
  and it is used to replace the Desktop's built-in disk formatter. Docs are in
  French but the program has English, French and German RSC files.

  GENEVA  PATCH  -  A short program which updates Geneva to  fix  a  few  bugs
  encountered  when  running on the Falcon.

  GEN  MOUSE  V2.5 - Allows you to connect a generic PC mouse to  your  serial
  port.  Both the Atari and serial mouse are operational at the same time.  If
  your PC mouse has three buttons,  you can make use of the middle button with
  this useful program.  Even if it doesn't,  you can swap the functions of the
  right and left buttons,  useful if the left button gets broken. Logitech and
  Microsoft mice are also supported.

  PATCHES - A collection of small but useful patches which allow some ST games
  to run on the Falcon.  They deal with correct fixing of the screen  address,
  the  ST  soundchip problem,  replacing the Falcon's sound  matrix  with  STE
  compatible DMA sound,  and finally, there's an option to run games which are
  executed  directly from the bootsector.  These patches are able to get  more
  than a dozen otherwise incompatible games running.

  ULTIMEM  v1.0 - Allows you to reconfigure your Falcon to think that  it  has
  512K,  1 Mb,  2 Mb, 2.5 Mb or 4 Mb (subject to available memory). Useful for
  compatibility  testing  when developing software.  It also  gets  round  the
  problem  of programs which do not normally run on machines with more than  1
  Meg.

  VOX - A voice recognition program in English and French.  Load up a list  of
  words  and  talk  clearly into a microphone at the prompts.  Vox  is  a  bit
  unstable  at 'learning' words so you may experience frequent  crashes!  Save
  regularly and continue until you have spoken all the words on the list.  Now
  switch voice recognition on and say 'close' into the microphone. You will be
  amazed  to see the top window close!  Go into your favourite word  processor
  and tell it to cut,  paste and copy!  You'll be amazed up the point when  it
  confuses  cut with quit!  Vox is still under development but  already  looks
  promising.  Pity there's no docs.  Vox only runs under Multi-TOS and needs 4
  Mb. Includes full source code in C and assembler.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5293 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  ACCELERATE CPU V1 by Peter Green - A detailed text document and accompanying
  images  describing  how to perform the hardware modifications  necessary  to
  make  you  Falcon's  CPU  run at 18 Mhz (36 Mhz if Power  Up  2  is  already
  fitted).  This  is a system wide acceleration,  so it affects everything  in
  your Falcon,  not just the CPU.  What's more, it will only cost about £6 for
  parts and £5 for the Shareware fee!

  ACCELERATE CPU V2 - A modification of the original package which allows your
  CPU  to run at 24 Mhz (48 Mhz if Power Up 2 is fitted).  It should be  noted
  that you can only run text based (i.e.  TOS and TTP) programs at this speed,
  not GEM programs.  It is also essential that you slow down the speed of  the
  Blitter. A program to do this is included.

  ACCELERATE  FPU V1 by Peter Green - Detailed text document and  accompanying
  images  describing how to accelerate your 68881/68882 FPU to 50 Mhz (64  Mhz
  if  Power  Up  2 is fitted).  This too is a  system  wide  acceleration  and
  interacts  with the CPU (if modified) to give an even greater overall  speed
  increase. This time, it's £10 for parts and £10-£15 for the Shareware fee.

  ACCELERATE  FPU  V2  -  This  offers the same  acceleration  as  v1  of  the
  modification but uses a different (simplified) circuit design.

  CLAC   V1.1   by   Eero  Tamminen  -  An   expression   evaluating   program
  (ie.calculator)  which  has  some  functions  rarely  found  in  any   other
  calculator. CLAC is composed of two internally separate components. The user
  interface  (=UI)  gets the expressions and takes care of the  variables  and
  output,  whereas  the 'expression engine' calculates the expression  strings
  given  to  it by UI.  Some of the advantages of CLAC are  -  The  expression
  engine  is OS independent as it includes only ANSI C.  There can be  several
  different  UI's.  The current text interface is also  OS  independent.  More
  complex  expressions can be evaluated without making the program  exessively
  complex, thus easing up the debugging and addition of new features.

  TTF VIEW by Trevor Blight - A simple but handy utility which displays a True
  Type  font  on  screen without the need for SpeedoGDOS 5 or  NVDI  3  to  be
  installed. This makes it useful for checking out new fonts without having to
  install  them and load up an application to view them.  MONO  only.

  PYSGHAM v2.0 by STectre - A virtual drive management program. You can create
  up to eight virtual drives and each drive corresponds to a folder on a  real
  drive eg;  D:\UTILS\WORDPLUS\LETTERS\ could be assigned as virtual drive  N.
  This  means that you access the folder's contents by simply opening Drive  N
  on the Desktop and all file operations using Drive N will be re-directed  to
  D:\UTILS\WORDPLUS\LETTERS\.  A  great program which eliminates the  need  to
  wade through nested folders on a hard drive system.

  AL'S VIRTUAL FILE MANAGER V1.1 - A program launcher with a difference. There
  is  no  limit to the number of entries which can be added to  the  list  and
  directories  can be added as well as programs.  Documents can be  associated
  with  programs  so  that you select the document and  the  appropriate  text
  editor loads.  You can instantly open any specified directory with a  double
  click  on the appropriate item in the AVFM window.  Programs  which  require
  parameters  to be passed to them can have this specified in the config  file
  too.  File  names  can  be up to 30 characters long and  can  have  comments
  attached  to  them.  All  in  all,  a very handy  program  to  have  around,
  especially if you have a hard drive.  If using TOS 1.2,  AVFM only works  if
  you have a replacement file selector installed.  This problem does not exist
  with other TOS versions.

  MANUALIZER  V2.0 by Anthony Watson - A nice easy to use program  which  lets
  you print out ASCII text in landscape or portrait format or as A5  booklets.
  In addition,  you can use up to three fonts in your document. One of the few
  manual creation programs which is not specific to Hewlett Packard  printers,
  although  it  does work on them too.  Ideal for printing  out  those  readme
  files.  Requires  GDOS or SpeedoGDOS to be installed if you are printing  to
  non-HP  printers.

  LET  EM  FLY V1.3 - Lets you move dialog boxes around the  screen  with  the
  mouse,  implements keyboard shortcuts for button presses,  adds new icons to
  alert boxes (replacing the drab GEM versions),  lets you view what's under a
  dialog  and  lets  you switch off grow and shrink boxes  for  faster  screen
  redraws.  Multi-TOS  compatible.

  INS  CHAR  by Matthew Carey - An ACC which brings up a table  of  the  ASCII
  charater  set.  Simply  click  onto any character to  insert  it  into  your
  document.  Includes  C  source.

  INS DATE by Matthew Carey - An ACC which inserts the current date  (assuming
  your  system clock is set correctly) into your text  documents.  Includes  C
  source.

  SVGA  EMULATOR V1.0 by New Core - An Auto folder program which gives  you  a
  resolution of 864x512 in 16 colours on an SVGA monitor.  Do NOT try this  on
  an RGB or ordinary VGA monitor or you are likely to cause damage.

  LEXICON  v2.00 by Ian Clarke - An odd utility which allows you to  'emulate'
  keyboard  shortcuts  by drawing the appropriate letter on  screen  with  the
  mouse!  More usefully,  you can define a symbol to simulate holding down the
  CTRL,  ALT  and  SHIFT keys (or any combination of them)  together  so  that
  complicated keyboard shortcuts are achieved easily.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5294 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  BROWSER  -  An  early version of what looks like becoming  a  very  powerful
  Hypertext  ACC.  An  example  file shows the program's  practical  uses  but
  there's very little by way of docs.

  TOS  4 COLOUR ICON EDITOR V1.1 - At last there's a program which allows  you
  to  edit  the colour icons used in the DESKICON.RSC file.  Includes  a  full
  range of tools for editing animated icons or creating your own.  Includes  a
  sample RSC file. VGA ONLY.

  CHAIN  ST V1.2 by Tony Harris - A GEM based program which must be  installed
  as an Auto application.  It sets up a ramdisk of your chosen size and copies
  a pre-defined list of files into it.  The advantage Chain ST has over  other
  programs which automatically copy files into a ramdisk on startup,  is  that
  it allows up to ten GEM programs to be run as Auto applications on boot  up,
  rather than the usual one.

  iPRN  V2.02D  by Peter Missel - Yet another printer  accelerator.  This  one
  claims  to  speed  up printer output by up six times  the  normal.  It  also
  reduces  the  40  second timeout experienced if you try  to  print  with  no
  printer  attached.  The demo has some limitations and registered  users  get
  some extras thrown in too.

  UK  ADVANCED  CRYPTICS  DICTIONARY  V1.3  by  Ross  Beresford  -  A  massive
  collection  of 190,000 words.  It was compiled from lists totalling  500,000
  words by eliminating entries which were not allowable in UK cryptic puzzles.
  All  included words are listed in The Chambers Dictionary,  Collins  English
  Dictionary  and  The  Concise  Oxford  Dictionary.  Although  compiled  with
  crossword  addicts  in mind,  this list could also be used as  an  extensive
  spell checker for most word processors.

  1ST DIR by STectre - A simple directory lister.  It displays the contents of
  any specified drive or the current directory to the screen.

  THE  COOKIE  MONSTER v0.5 by Cajun - Saves out a listing  of  all  installed
  Cookies.  Both  the  Cookie  identifier and its full  name  are  listed  for
  recognised  Cookies,  as well as the identifiers of any  unrecognised  ones.
  Cookie Monster currently recognises 357 Cookies.

  CRYPTAR V3 by Ranceme Productions - Encrypts a file using a 64-bit CRC. This
  gives you only a 1 in 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 chance of breaking the code
  without the correct password! What makes Cryptar better than most encryption
  programs  is  that  it  creates a duplicate  file  to  encrypt  rather  than
  overwriting the original.

  CLOCK PATCH - Documentation and pictures detailing how to modify your Falcon
  to  fix  SCSI and sound hardware problems.  This improves the  usability  of
  ScreenBlaster  and  ScreenEye,  allows D2D recording  at  49Khz,  eliminates
  read/write  errors with external SCSI devices.  These are  probably  similar
  modifications  to  those implemented in the C-Lab  Falcon.  Everything's  in
  German  but we've done a RUF translation.  Do not attempt this  modification
  unless competent to do so.

  JOKE  JAHANH  by STectre - A fun program which mixes  up  randomly  selected
  verbs,  nouns and adjectives to make up amusing (or unamusing!) stories.  In
  English and Norwegian.

  LIB_RTF  V3.00 by Vincent Godefroy - Converts Le Redacteur text  files  into
  RTF  format.  You  can  even specify which fonts you wish  to  use  in  your
  converted  RTF files.  Designed for converting Redacteur files for use  with
  Papyrus, but equally well suited to any program which reads RTF files.

  MEMSPEED v1.0 by Torst Lang - Tests the bandwidth of the first level  cache,
  second  level  cache  and  main ST and TT  memory.  Ideal  for  testing  out
  different  RAM  expansion  cards.  Docs  in German  but  we've  done  a  RUF
  translation.

  MAKE  FONT LIST V1.09e by Vincent Godefroy - Simply select the  location  of
  your  fonts  directory and a listing of all  GDOS,  SpeedoGDOS  and  Calamus
  fonts,  along with their file sizes and full font names will be displayed on
  screen or saved to disk.

  SET CLIPBOARD by More Soft - Allows you to specify the directory to be  used
  by all programs which support the GEM Clipboard,  rather than it  defaulting
  to  C:\CLIPBRD.

  WORLDSAT  V1.4 by W G Jones - Allows you to calculate the position  of  over
  100  geo-stationary  orbital satellites from any location in  the  UK.  This
  enables   you  to  align  your  TV  satellite  dish  optimally  to   receive
  transmissions  from  selected satellites.  Although  data  for  geographical
  locations  in the UK is built-in,  users from around the world can also  use
  this program if they know the latitude & longtitude of their home location.

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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5301 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  IKARUS V0.23 - You manouvre your way around a 3D village with a large degree
  of  control  over the various interactive elements  (such  as  cars,  birds,
  colours etc).  Explore the village or shoot down the flocks of birds. Multi-
  TOS compatible,  acting as a welcome diversion from work in a  multi-tasking
  environment.  A strange program which defies any attempt to be  categorised,
  it borders on virtual reality but lacks the headset! Ikarus needs an FPU.

  COMPOSE CHARACTERS KEYBOARD DRIVER V1.5 by Pascal Fellerich - Allows you  to
  type 'foreign' characters easily on any nationality of keyboard. You do this
  holding down the ALT key and typing the two (or more) characters which  make
  up the character required. This makes the typing of characters using umlauts
  and  circumflexes very easy on UK and American keyboards.  More  complicated
  characters such as those used in some Eastern European languages are just as
  easy to implement. Also includes a mouse speed up utility.

  ESSAY V2.00 by Patrick Ruiz - A very fast text editor.  It is not GEM  based
  but  is both mouse and keyboard controlled.  It supports powerful block  and
  search functions,  up to 10 place markers,  up to 10 keyboard macros, allows
  you  to define the text and background colour and load GDOS  fonts.  Not  as
  fully featured as some but FASTER than everything else I've seen!

  FASTVIEW V1.0 by Marc Sieburg - A very fast text viewer.  It has few of  the
  functions  offered  by other text viewers but beats all of  them  on  speed.
  Install it as an application so that TXT or ASC files can be  double-clicked
  from  the  Desktop.  Alternatively it can be installed as the  default  text
  viewer under Multi-TOS.

  REMOTE CONTROL by Donald Bork - CPX modules for controlling the HP  Laserjet
  4,  4P and 4L.  They allow you to change the print quality, memory settings,
  page setup and font type and size,  all things which cannot be done from the
  dip switches.  The CPX's are in German but the doc is in  English.  Register
  for the English CPX's. Needs to be used with Xcontrol on F.4862.

  KATALOG  MAKER  v1.06 by Christoph Spengler - A tool for use with  ST  Guide
  (F.4782).  Its purpose is to create a catalogue of all your hypertext files,
  essentially  linking  them all together from a  main  menu.  It  effectively
  replaces STOOL the cataloguing program supplied with ST Guide.

  BOOT EDITOR V8.0 by GEn & Wax - A highly polished bottsector customiser.  It
  lets  you install one of six custom bootsectors (plasma,  fractal etc)  onto
  your  disk.  You can also store any bootsector in its built-in database  and
  integrate it with the vital data (tracks,  sectors,  sides etc) of any disk.
  The  program  also  displays the contents of  any  bootsector,  informs  you
  whether or not it is executable and can even check for viruses.

  DESK  PATCHER V3 by Cyrille Dupuydauby - Allows you to select ST  compatible
  resolutions whilst in overscan mode,  without messing up the screen display.
  Also replaces FPATCH completely.

  ADEBUG PATCH by Cyrille Dupuydauby - Replacement loaders for the Adebug  and
  Rdebug  packages,  which  have been fixed to avoid the  Vsetmode  call  from
  redrawing the screen rather than changing resolution.  Also,  these  loaders
  make the package VGA compatible.

  RESCUE  ST V1.0 by Tony Harris - A impressive Shareware  multi-purpose  ACC.
  Its functions include crash analysis,  exception trapper, interrupt clearer,
  number converter (decimal,  hex,  binary), ASCII lookup table, hertz toggle,
  memory  fixer  (make  your ST think it has  less  memory  for  compatibility
  testing  etc),  68000 instruction set,  OS functions,  Gemdos  errors,  view
  picture file, format disk, create folder, and much more.

  SCAN DISK V1.03 by Vincent Godefroy - A directory lister.  You can scan  for
  all  files matching any of the 27 pre-defined extensions or add up to  9  of
  your own.  They can be printed with/without time/date stamps and  extensions
  and you can specify how many columns are used. Output can be viewed or saved
  to disk.

  SUBSTATION  LEVEL by Kenton  Dalziel - A new level for Unique  Developments'
  Substation.  Please not that this is not a free standing program,  merely  a
  data file. It only works with the full version of Substation.

  TOS  4.04  PATCHES by Michael Ruge - A collection of patches for  TOS  4.04.
  Please  note that these will only work on TOS 4.04 and that you  will  first
  need  to  copy  a ROM image to disk (SHBUF will do that for  you)  and  then
  you'll  need  to reblow the EPROMs with an  EPROM  programmer.  The  patches
  resolve the following:- set timeout limit if no IDE drive fitted, switch off
  IDE drive at bootup,  use SCSI drives which will not normally co-exist  with
  the built-in IDE drive,  change the bomb symbols,  set printer timeout,  set
  fastload  bit (for floppy drive),  disable search for Drive B when  booting,
  disable grow/shrink boxes,  replace Atari logo at bootup,  and a few others.
  Most docs in German but some have been translated.

  UTILS - A collection of small utilities to switch the Blitter on or off  and
  select whether it should run at 8 Mhz or 16 Mhz.

  VCR  DOCTOR  by Steve Dent - A diagnostics program for finding  faults  with
  video  recorders.  You simply select the make and model of your VCR and  are
  given  the  first known fault for that model.  Work your way  through  these
  until you come to the appropriate fault. The database covers dozens of makes
  and  models  of VCR along with countless common faults  encountered  by  the
  author over many years of repairing them.  VCR Doctor is not a step by  step
  guide to repairing VCRs,  merely an easy method of diagnosing what the fault
  it.  Printout  is supported to Epson and HP compatible  printers.  A  fuller
  version   with  more  VCR  models  and  more  faults,   is  available   upon
  registration.

  XTERMINE  V0.2  by  Rancéme Productions - An  excellent  virus  killer  from
  France.  It  can use library files created by Sagrotan,  Exorcist 2 and  The
  Killer to increase its recognition statistics. Thanks to Ralph Nelson-Tucker
  for the translation.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5348 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  JUNIOR OFFICE V3.04 by TKR Software GmbH - This is a cut down version of the
  fax  module from Tele Office,  and has been released  as  Shareware.  Junior
  Office is a well featured program capable of creating faxes from ASCII  text
  and IMG graphics and sending/receiving them using a Class 1 or 2 fax  modem.
  In addition, you can dial 'Fax-U-Back' services, auto receive incoming faxes
  when  working in another application and maintain a name and address box  of
  fax numbers to make it even easier to fax commonly used numbers.  Either the
  entire  package or the send/receive module can be run as an ACC if  desired.
  It is undoubtedly the most polished of all fax software for the Atari,  with
  everything  being easily configured from menus and icons.  In fact you'd  be
  surprised at just how simple it is to use.  This version only imports  ASCII
  text  but  the  registered  version  includes  drivers  for  many  different
  applications,  so  that  fax  files  can be  generated  directly  from  your
  favourite word processor or DTP package. In addition, the registered version
  has  a  number of bells and whistles not included  here.  Please  note  that
  Junior Office is NOT compatible with Freedom and will seize up if Freedom is
  installed.  Also  you  need (Speedo)GDOS and an appropriate  printer  driver
  installed if you want to print out faxes.  Needs to be run from hard  drive.
  Very  highly recommended.

  S3-ST  V2.30  by  Keith Baines - Lets you transfer files  between  an  Atari
  computer  and a Psion Series 3 or 3A personal organiser.  As well  as  being
  able  to copy files between the two machines,  you can view files on  either
  machine  using  your  Atari screen,  print files from either  machine  to  a
  printer connected to the Atari and delete files or create folders on  either
  machine.  This  software provides a graphical interface similar to  the  GEM
  Desktop from which you carry out all operations.  Another program allows you
  to use your Psion databases directly on the Falcon or export data to the GEM
  Clipboard for import into your word processor. This package includes all the
  software  and documentation you need to get the two computers  'talking'  to
  each  other.  All you will need to buy is the Psion 3-Link (PC  version)  to
  physically connect the machines.

  SUPERCARD 3.13 by Chris Beale - Supercard is a computerised card index  type
  program. It gives you the standard features of a normal database program but
  without the restrictions on the type or amount of data or length of  fields.
  In  fact  you  don't need to create fields at all since  these  are  created
  internally by the program if and when required.  This latest version is much
  faster,  allows   up to 60 macros to be defined,  up to 32K of data  can  be
  imported, it has a switchable sort feature and improved security protection,
  lines can be justified,  verify Save is switchable,  protected files can  be
  deprotected once in memory and there's lots more.  There's a restriction  on
  the  number of records which can be entered and an annoying 'sulk  mode'  in
  this version. Register for a modest Shareware fee to get rid of both!

  PARAFIN  V1.37 - A file locator which runs in the background as a PRG  under
  Multi-TOS or an ACC under single TOS.  Put simply,  it lets you perform  the
  search  whilst  continuing work within another GEM based  program.  You  can
  iconify its window or even top another without affecting the search. Various
  search  options  can  be specified.  It can  search  recursive  directories,
  include hidden files in the search,  look for only files which match certain
  specified attributes and much more.  When run as a PRG,  you can even launch
  programs directly from its window!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5351 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  TOS2GEM - Sends the text output from TOS and TTP programs into a GEM  window
  in  much  the  same way as Toswin does  under  Multi-TOS.  It  is  currently
  supported  by Dirk Klemmt's POVShell and Arno Welzel's replacement  Desktop,
  "Thing",  although  more programs are expected to support it in the  future.
  Now in English.

  CHAMELEON CUSTOMISER V1.1 by Jeffrey Krzysztow - Allows you to patch the ACC
  loader Chameleon so that it automatically loads a specified ACC, defaults to
  a specific path for ACCs and alter the key combination required to unload an
  ACC.

  HTML_2KRZ by Wils Ekholm - A *.KRZ-File for Everest. It is designed to speed
  up the development of HTML v2.0 documents using the Everest text editor  (or
  an  editor  that can handle Everest *.KRZ Files).  This  should  reduce  the
  amount of tedious typing etc.

  PINATUBO V1.8.1 by Michael Schwingen - Universal driver for Maxon's  Junior-
  and Easyprommer as well as the Vesuv of Rossm*ller device. Also supported is
  a  Megabit  adaptor (supports 27010-27080 devices) as published  (as  a  DIY
  project)  in  ST Computer as well as 16-bit EPROMs via  the  SWB16  adaptor.
  Unfortunately both program and docs are in German.

  PSPRINT by Dr Karl Albert Brokstad - The ultimate intention of this  program
  is  that  you  should  be able to drag any text file onto  it  and  it  will
  translate the file into PostScript format, which is either stored or sent to
  the printer.  At the moment it can only handle simple text files but may  be
  extended to handle pictures (*.IMG) and drawings (*.GEM).

  ZCONTROL  V0.24+ by Ralf Zimmermann - This is a beta version and  runs  ONLY
  under multi-tasking Systems.  It will bomb-out if you try to start it  under
  Single TOS.   ZCONTROL is an alternative to XCONTROL (without the bugs)  and
  will load the same CPX modules. It supports the following protocols:- Drag &
  Drop,  Iconify  (supports  the Iconify Server by Dirk Haun if  OS  does  not
  ordinarily  support iconfication) and the AV protocol and allows you to  run
  up to four different modules at the same time.  Zcontrol can be operated via
  keyboard  or mouse and offers the user a great deal of control  over  CPX's.
  Shareware with support through CyberSTrider in the UK.

  PACK-CDK  by Philippe Galmel - Comprehensive Shareware program  for  Calamus
  users  which gives the ability to send Calamus files to a bureau or  another
  machine for output.  The program outputs  the selected documents,  all fonts
  used  and  an  ASCII  comment file  (with  printing  instructions  for  each
  document) to either a folder or LZH archive.  Archiver included.  Thanks  to
  Ralph Nelson-Tucker for the translation.

  JARXXX by Dan Wilga - Identical in concept to COOKIEXX above, making a fully
  functional Cookie Jar available to users of TOS versions below 1.6.

  CEADEP  by Cajun - A file encryption program.  It scrambles your file  using
  any  chosen password,  but beware,  it overwrites the original file and  can
  only be restored by entering the correct password.  For those who need  more
  security,   you  can  use  two  passwords.  CEADEP  can  also  scrubs  files
  (permanently erase them) from your disk.  Docs in ST Guide format,  ST Guide
  Lite supplied on disk.

  N_MENTIM  V1.3  by  Noud van Kruysbergen.  - An accessory  which  shows  the
  current  time and date in the accessory menu bar.  These are taken from  the
  GEMDOS time and not from the keyboard.

  SGDOS  - SpeedoGDOS drivers for the HP Deskjet 550C,  Epson  Stylus  Colour,
  Canon  LPN-8IV  and Texas Microwriter.  Please note that you will  only  get
  colour output from these drivers if running SpeedoGDOS 5.

  SPECIAL  DATABASE  FOR DIABETICS V1.2 by Paul Mountain -  A  custom  written
  Shareware  database  for people who suffer from Insulin  Dependent  Diabetes
  Mellitus (IDDM) but will also be of use to those with Non Insulin  Dependent
  Diabetes Mellitus (NIDDM). It has been extensively researched and works like
  a  diary,  storing  daily statistics such as blood  glucose  concentrations,
  insulin dosage,  and the time these readings were taken.  It can display the
  data numerically or as a bar graph or pie chart.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5365 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  CD EXAMINER V0.2ß by Peter Hilbring - Allows you to perform a number of  low
  level functions (start/stop motor,  read sectors,  read disk  capacity,  get
  manufacturer's info,  park heads,  play audio tracks,  eject a disc and  set
  output volume) on a SCSI CD ROM drive.

  DIRECT DRIVE V1.0 - Read the directory of a floppy or a hard drive partition
  and print or save the listing. The directory can also be printed in a format
  suitable for a 3.5" disk label.  You can specify the depth of folders to  be
  displayed and the type of sorting used.  There are also a number of  helpful
  utility functions included.

  PROLOCK!  v1.09  by Carl Hafner - Designed to lock access to your system  in
  the event that you leave your computer unattended.  Simply activate Prolock!
  and  leave your computer.  You will have to enter the correct password  upon
  your  return  in  order to regain access.  If anyone tries  to  access  your
  computer by rebooting,  the ACC version will prompt for the password  during
  the boot up process.

  NEORAM V1.03 by Carl Hafner - An Auto folder program which automatically re-
  installs  your chosen volume label for NeoDesk's ramdisk each time you  boot
  up. This program is only of use if you own a copy of NeoDesk!

  RSCTRANS  v1.0  by Michael Schwingen - Extracts the text  entries  from  RSC
  files  into an ASCII file for the purposes of  translation.  The  translated
  text may then be replaced into the original RSC.  Unfortunately the  program
  and docs are in German, but we've done a RUF translation of the docs.

  UNCLE RAM IV by Carl Hafner - Displays the size of the largest block of free
  memory,  TOS version,  TOS creation date, time and date. It can also be used
  to perform a warm or cold boot.  Can be run as a PRG or ACC.  When run as an
  ACC, it can be useful for finding out how much free memory is available from
  within any GEM program.

  TCACHE V6.4 - Caches hard drive reads and writes.  Almost everything is user
  configurable  with  different setting being possible for  different  drives.
  Drives can also be password protected to prevent unauthorised access.

  ARJ_BETA   9.97A  by  The  TOS  Crew  -  This  is  possibly  the  first   ST
  implementation of the ARJ compressing system and is currently being  updated
  and modified with a user interface promised soon. Much work has and is being
  done on this comprehensive compressing system.  Very extensive documentation
  is  included  with  ARJ.BETA and the various  supplied  versions  of  UNARJ.
  Documentation  does  include  various ways to get ARJ.BETA  up  and  running
  either  by  using  an  alternative Desktop or  installing  as  an  installed
  application.  The  UNARJ programs supplied are FAST and the tables  provided
  show that this implementation of ARJ is a powerful contender against ZIP and
  LHARC etc.

  DA  CAPO by Dr Francisco Mendez - A comprehensive name and address  database
  program.  As  well  as being a nice easy to use database  program,  Da  Capo
  supports GDOS fonts,  non-modal 3D dialogs,  the GEM Clipboard, colour icons
  and the AV protocol. It has very flexible import and export facilities and a
  powerful  search engine.  There's even an Auto folder program to remind  you
  about  forthcoming  birthdays  and  other  important  events.   Printout  is
  supported to most popular 9-pin, 24-pin, Deskjet and Laser printers. Perhaps
  the best database program ever written!  Program now in English but docs  in
  German.  This Shareware version limits the number of records you can  enter,
  apart from that it's fully functional.

  DRUG GLOSSARY by W G Jones - A Supercard (included on disk) format  database
  containing  brief  details  of  over 2200  generic  and  brand-named  drugs,
  together  with a range of vitamins,  minerals and other  preparations  often
  used as drugs.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5419 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  DIRSORT  V1.1   by Christoph Zwerschke - Allows you to  re-order  your  Auto
  folder  programs,  ACCs  and  CPXs,  so that they load  up  in  a  specified
  sequence.  Automatically  reads the Auto folder and root directory  of  your
  boot drive, but can be changed within the program.

  DISK CAKE V2.1 by Christoph Zwerschke - Displays disk usage as a pie  chart.
  You  can  of course specify any disk/partition or an  individual  directory.
  Double-click  files  to display their attributes.  Double-click  folders  to
  display a pie chart of their contents. Lots of user configurable options.

  TWP - Converts Thats Write or Wordplus v4 files to Word Perfect 5 format  or
  Word Perfect 5 & 6 files to Thats Write format.

  RESET_FA  -  Simply  place  in an Auto folder,  then  every  time  you  pres
  CTRL+ALT+DEL,  you are given the option to perform a reset or return to GEM.
  Handy when a program crashes the system. RGB ONLY, doesn't work on TOS 4.04.

  PAL - Toggles RGB monitors between 50 hz and 60 hz.  Place in an Auto folder
  to boot up in 60 Hz (UK and European users only). RGB ONLY.

  MAGGIE  BOOT by The Resevoir Gods - Writes a bootsector which  displays  the
  'Maggie' logo,  some text and morphs some shapes.  The installer corrects  a
  bug  in TOS's "force media change" routine,  so that the directories of  new
  disks are always read (prevents the wrong data getting written to the disk).

  MOVIE  BOX  2.6  by  Kari Heimonen -  A  custom  written  database  designed
  specifically for the film enthusiast.  You can enter such details as  stars,
  co-stars,  director,  photographer, film company, year of release and so on.
  These categories can be used for performing searches and the results can  be
  viewed or printed.  There's also links to additional data where you can  put
  in  a short write up,  your own comments and transcribe  any  reviews.  This
  Shareware  version  stores  details of up to  50  films.  Register  for  the
  unlimited version.

  MARK    BUTLER   ENCRYPTION   V1.01   by   Manfred   Ssykor   -    A    data
  encryption/decryption  program  named  after  the  person  who  devised  the
  encryption  algorithm.  It doesn't claim to be as secure as PGP but is  much
  easier to use, takes up less disk space and should be more than adequate for
  personal use.

  ISHAR  SURVIVAL KIT - A collection of hints and tips and maps for  the  game
  Ishar - Legend Of The Fortress.  Also included is a character editor for the
  game,  which  loads up a saved game and allows you to edit  your  character.
  Includes a text file giving some info on using the kit on the Falcon.

  GOD  LOAD  by The Resevoir Gods - Frees up the maximum amount of  memory  on
  your  machine  prior to loading a demo,  by Auto loading the demo  prior  to
  initialising  GEM.  Particularly invaluable for those demos which need  your
  Falcon's entire memory to be free prior to running.

  MAGGIE FALCON FIXES by The Resevoir Gods - Patches the loaders of all issues
  of  Maggie  prior to #18 so that they run on the  Falcon.  Patched  programs
  remain  compatible with the ST.  It also patches many of the programs  given
  away with the different issues.

  ELFBACK  V2.4  - A hard drive backup utility which uses compression  to  fit
  more  data onto each disk.  It can format HD disks and allows you to  select
  individual files to be backed up or restored.  It even supports  incremental
  backups.

  DS FIX - Corrects a bug in Multi-TOS v1.00 to 1.08 in the dosound() call  so
  that  programs  which use this call to determine if an FM sound  is  already
  playing, no longer crash if this patch is installed.

  DISK BOX V1.2 by Kari Heimonen - A custom written database which allows  you
  to keep track of your floppy disk collection. It reads in the directory of a
  disk  and stores the names,  sizes and date/time stamp of the files  in  the
  database.  Comments  can  be  added to disks as well  as  individual  files.
  Searching can be performed on program name or disk/program comments. You can
  even compare the contents of a disk in the drive to its database entry  just
  in case any files have changed. This Shareware version allows 40 disks to be
  held in the database. The full version has this restriction removed.

  DARKROOM  -  The software needed to drive the X10 Powerhouse  Controller  on
  your  Atari.  This  is a PC interface which plugs into the serial  port  and
  allows you to control up to 256 tasks,  each of which can contain up to  128
  different steps.  These tasks can typically be things like switching on  the
  lights  at  a certain time of day or switching off your burglar  alarm  just
  before  you  get home from work.  In other words,  in association  with  the
  hardware  interface (which you will have to source  yourself),  it  controls
  household appliances by remote control.

  CIVILFIX  by Olaf Güthe - Allows you to play the ST version of  Civilisation
  on the Falcon.

  CAL  TIFF  by Lance Squire - Fixes 'illegal' TIFF saves  created  using  the
  Bridge  module  for Calamus SL so that they can be read by most PC  and  Mac
  software.

  APP LIST V0.4 by Ralph Zimmerman - A Multi-TOS/MagiC utility which  displays
  information on all currently running tasks. It displays the applications ID,
  program type and memory used for each application. Information is updated in
  real time.

  ADAPTAKEY PATCH by OXO Concept - French AUTO Folder program which allows you
  to customise your keyboard to the layout of that for other countries. Thanks
  to Ralph Nelson-Tucker for translating the docs into English.

  ANOTHER CD-PLAYER (ACDP) V1.01 by Christian Mittendorf - Audio CD driver for
  use  with  MetaDOS.  It  has  been  designed for  use  on  the  Falcon  with
  FALCON_BOS.  ACDP has many functions which include playing the audio tracks,
  reading the actual table of contents of the CD,  stopping the song, changing
  to the next song and more. Runs as a PRG or ACC.

  680X0CAC V0.2 by Ralph Zimmerman - A CPX module which lets you set the data,
  instruction  and ST RAM caches on or off.  Invaluable if you want to run  ST
  games on your Falcon.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5432 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  MARCEL V2.34+ - An excellent Freeware word processor from The States. Marcel
  has  a  number  of  features  which rank it  over  and  above  many  of  its
  competitors.  It loads text in ASCII,  1st Word, Wordplus, Word Perfect 4.1,
  RTF formats and saves in ASCII, RTF and Wordplus. Marcel includes a built-in
  spell  checker  (with 45,000 words!),  supports numerous layout  styles  and
  different fonts.  Keyboard shortcuts are available for almost every function
  and  commonly  used words and phrases may be programmed  onto  the  function
  keys.  There  are  lots  of extras like the ability to  set  the  time/date,
  display  a  corner  clock,  insert the date into  your  documents  and  both
  alphabetical  and numerical sorting of lists.  A very highly specified  word
  processor.  Well  documented on disk,  with the full manual  available  from
  CyberSTryder in the UK. Needs 1 Meg.

  TO  DO V1.01 by Reiner Rosin - Described as an alternative to cluttering  up
  your desk with bits of paper!  I allows you to assign lists of things to do.
  Each list can have as many items as you want and the individual items can be
  given  a  priority  value  from 1 to 3 and can be marked  with  a  tick  (or
  removed) when done.  Lists can be output to screen,  printer or clipboard or
  edited at any time. Probably the best invention since Post-It notes! Runs as
  a PRG or ACC.

  LISTFONT  v2.1 by Mathew Carey - Outputs an ASCII listing of all fonts in  a
  specified directory. It supports TrueType, Calamus, Calligrapher, PostScript
  Types  1 & 3,  GDOS,  SpeedoGDOS (BitStream),  GhostScript,  PageStream  and
  Compugraphic font formats.  It outputs full pathname,  file type,  file name
  and  full  font  name (especially useful with  SpeedoGDOS  fonts  where  the
  filename  bears  no  relationship  to the font  name.  The  output  file  is
  formatted  in  such  a  way as to be  easily  imported  into  most  database
  programs.

  ADDRESS V2.20 by Carsten Setje-Eilers - A superb Shareware name and  address
  database package.  As soon as you load this one,  the presentation hits  you
  right  between the eyes!  It is very professionally designed and  everything
  can be accessed via icons,  drop down menus or keyboard shortcuts. It allows
  you to perform recursive searches eg; if more than one match is found on the
  first criteria,  it searches on the second, then the third (if appropriate).
  This  can save a lot of time,  especially when looking through  the  Smiths!
  Lots  of  search criteria are supported,  including the  ability  to  search
  backwards or forwards,  find strings within words (or whole words only)  and
  sort  birthdays  by  date and/or age.  Printout is supported  via  1st  Word
  printer  drivers,  so  you  are almost certain to find  a  driver  for  your
  printer.  Data  can be exported to the GEM clipboard and you can  even  dial
  someone's  telephone  number direct from their record card,  if a  modem  is
  attached.  Data  can  be imported or exported in ASCII  format  or  directly
  to/from any application with supports the Xacc protocol. This version limits
  the  number  of  entries,  register  for the  full  version  to  remove  the
  limitation. All in all one of the best electronic address books around.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5464 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  PROGINFO v1.7 by Chris Ridd - A CPX which allows you to tamper with  program
  header  flags.  You can set up Multi-TOS parameters and  alternative  memory
  settings  as  well  as  switched  the  fastload  bit  on/off.   Very  highly
  recommended.

  UDO  V6  -  An  application designed to automate  the  conversion  from  UDO
  (Universal DOcument) format to ASCII,  ManualPage,  ST Guide,  LaTeX, Pure-C
  Help,  RTF, HTML and WinHelp on-line documentation formats. The idea is that
  you  learn  just one syntax,  that of UDO.  You then run  your  source  file
  through this utility to convert it into as many of the supported formats  as
  you require,  thus eliminating the need to learn the command syntax for  the
  other  on-line help systems.  It does work and it works well at  that.  It's
  just a shame that you can only convert from UDO, rather than between any two
  of the supported formats.

  CLICK RUN v1.2 by David Reitter - The best program launcher ever! You set it
  up so that each page contains similar type programs. The programs themselves
  are represented by icons, similar to those used on the Desktop. It is then a
  case  of selecting the appropriate group,  then the correct icon  from  that
  group.  Probably  the most elegant way of accessing every file on your  hard
  drive with a couple of mouse clicks,  overcoming the maximum number of icons
  which can ordinarily be placed on the Desktop.  Runs as a PRG or ACC (if you
  have   a  replacement  Desktop  which  supports  the  AV   Protocol).   Some
  restrictions on this unregistered version.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5469 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  CALCUL  by  Ondrej  Spanel - A calculator which runs as a  PRG  or  ACC.  It
  supports  all  common arithmetic and trigonometrical expressions  and  (when
  running  as  an  ACC)  allows the results to  be  sent  directly  into  your
  spreadsheet,  word  processor  or  any other  GEM  based  application  which
  supports keyboard input.

  BOOTMENU V2.15 by Fred Nicklisch - Yet another boot manager.  This one  lets
  you  keep  all your DESKTOP/NEWDESK.INF files and CPXs  in  folders,  create
  customised setups which can be easily selected,  and you can even  configure
  the program layout to a certain extent.  You can set the time/date,  specify
  the extension for disabled files and select the sort mode. You can even copy
  any file to any other location,  making it ideal for setting up those custom
  designed  ASSIGN.SYS files for your various GDOS applications.  One  of  the
  better boot managers.

  THING BACKGROUND COLLECTION - A collection of almost 50 colour IMGs designed
  to be used with the Thing replacement Desktop on UTL.5169.  They replace the
  plain Desktop with a nice graphic screen,  usually made up of lots of  small
  tiles which blend together seamlessly.  These Desktop backdrops (as they are
  called)  can  of  course be used with other  Desktop  replacements  such  as
  NeoDesk and Ease or with the GEM Desktop using Deskpic on F.3982.

  CALL  FSELECTOR  V1.1  by Mark Baines - A CPX which calls up  the  GEM  file
  selector (or your chosen replacement) from within any GEM based program.

  ENHANCE  EXTEND.SYS V1.0 by Vincent Godefroy - Adds the name  of  SpeedoGDOS
  fonts  as a commented line above their file name in the EXTEND.SYS  file  so
  that  you  can  easily  identify which file  name  relates  to  which  font.
  Invaluable!

  BAVARIAN EVENT MANAGER V1.06 by Michael Pieper - A sort of Calendar/reminder
  type program which offers a few extras.  These include the ability to launch
  certain  programs at specified times,  carry out pre-defined tasks and  such
  like.  It can watch for data on the AUX,  MODEM1, MODEM2, MODEM3, MODEM4 and
  MIDI  ports  and take appropriate action as specified  in  your  setup.  The
  program is really designed for use under Multi-TOS or MagiC but can also run
  as an ACC under single TOS.  Looks very useful but both program and docs are
  in German (although we've done a RUF translation of the docs).  Would anyone
  like to undertake a full translation?

  ANTIDOTE V3.7 by Kai Holst - A comprehensive virus killer program,  in  fact
  one  of  the best.  It recognises 211  harmless  bootsectors,  155  resident
  programs,  64 cookie identifiers, 6 anti-viruses, 21 file packers/archivers,
  64 bootsector viruses and 5 link viruses.  In addition,  it performs a  full
  system  analysis and leeks you peek inside the cookie jar.  It's  not  quite
  UVK, but it's damned close to it!

  SUBSAVE 0.3b by Eniac of DRB - A cheat program which allows you to alter the
  data  (game level,  health and armoury) in saved Substation games.

  TTF-SPD 1.0 by Vincent Godefroy - A sort of boot manager for fonts. It scans
  your  font directory and shows a listing of which True Type and  SpeedoGDOS,
  allowing  you  to  enable or disabled them with nothing more  than  a  mouse
  click.  If using NVDI 3,  you can just rescan the fonts to have the  changes
  take effect. With SpeedoGDOS you have to reboot.

  SQ_PATCH by Trevor Blight - Patches the GDOS NEC P6 driver (not included) to
  create an Epson Stylus 360 dpi driver.

  RTFACC  V1.0  by Vincent Godefroy - Designed primarily for  use  with  Atari
  Works, although it will also be of use with other packages which support the
  RTF  format but not characters above ASCII 127 (HEX 7F).  Simply specify  an
  accented  character  by its hex code eg;  82 in an RTF file.  Now  run  this
  program  suitably  renamed  eg;   RTFACC82.PRG  and  it  will  replace   all
  occurrences of character 82 with é.

  PROFLAG  by  Albert  Moest - Allows you to inspect and  change  a  program's
  header  flags  as used by Multi-TOS and TOS 1.4 upwards.  You  can  set  the
  fastload  bit  on/off,  specify the use of alternative memory  and  set  the
  Multi-TOS memory protection parameters.

  KEYCODES  V1.0  by  Mark  Baines - A CPX which lets  you  type  in  any  key
  combination and displays its key scan code, shift state, and key ASCII code.
  These are displayed in decimal, hex and octal.

  ICO2RSC v1.10 by Dirk Haun - Converts an entire directory of 16 colour 32x32
  Windows  ICO  format icons into RSC files for use with  TOS  2  upwards.  It
  handles  the  conversion automatically and places a maximum of 64  icons  in
  each  RSC file.  All in German but program is obvious and we've done  a  RUF
  translation of the docs.

  SYNCFIX  -  If  your VGA monitor flickers and sometimes  gives  an  unstable
  picture,  you have a timing problem in your Falcon.  Run this small patch to
  fix it.  The supplied test program checks your computer first to see if  the
  patch is required.

  DATE_DAY v1.1 by Mark Baines - A CPX which takes any valid date as its input
  and  returns the day,  the day number and the week number (in the year)  for
  the  specified  date.  Please note that this does not take  account  of  the
  change from the Julian to Gregorian calendars.

  FONTSEL  V1.09  by  Holger Weets & Christoph Zwerschke -  An  attempt  at  a
  universal  (Speedo)GDOS font selector.  Many programs call up the  GEM  file
  selector (or your chosen alternative) when you wish to choose a  font.  With
  Fontsel installed,  it is called up instead offering a simple choice of font
  names,  point  sizes and text attributes from a simple menu.  You  can  also
  preview  standard  text  or indeed the entire character set  of  your  font,
  displayed at the chosen size,  from within Fontsel. Other useful information
  is also given about the selected font. Even if your GDOS application refuses
  to  hook into Fontsel in place of its own font selector,  it's  still  worth
  running  as  an ACC due its enhanced features.

  VIDEL INSIDE (VI) V2.04 by François Galea - The most powerful software based
  resolution booster on the market.  It increases the screen resolution on RGB
  monitors/TVs (up to 1664x595), ST mono monitors(up to 768x1024) and VGA/SVGA
  monitors (up to 864x768). The actual maximum resolution will differ from one
  monitor to another.  What sets it aside from the others is that you can even
  design  your own custom resolutions,  although particular care needs  to  be
  taken when doing this. Now with English docs.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5486 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  MULTI-DIALOG  V1.03 - Intercepts GEM dialog boxes and puts them into  a  GEM
  window.  The  result  of this is that you can access the menu bar  or  other
  applications while a dialog box is being displayed.  This is of course  most
  useful under Multi-TOS.

  EPSON STYLUS V2.05 by B Noonan - A 720 dpi Stylus Colour printer driver  for
  use with PageStream.

  MENUINFO V2.42 by Dirk Hagedorn - Displays a caps lock indicator,  shows  if
  files  have been accessed on your hard drive,  auto tops the window  beneath
  the  mouse,   activates  a  screen  blanker  after  a  specified  period  of
  inactivity,  forces  screen redraws,  has a built-in alarm  clock  facility,
  opens a table of the ASCII character set and so forth. In addition, MenuInfo
  can be customised to display the messages you want it to show eg; date/time,
  mouse coordinates,  largest block of free memory etc.  You can even  specify
  how  you want the time/date displayed and add various other trivia  such  as
  TOS version,  AES version,  Cookie Jar size, MagiC version, scancode of last
  key pressed etc; in the menu bar too! Runs as a PRG under Multi-TOS or as an
  ACC under normal TOS. Info is normally displayed at the top right of the GEM
  Desktop in the menu bar but can optionally be output to a GEM window.

  NAME  NET 4.2 by Roger Derry - A welcome upgrade to this  popular  Shareware
  electronic address book.  Unlike most database type programs, NameNet is not
  merely  a  computerised  card  index system.  It  works  by  way  of  links.
  Initially, a link is useful in reminding you that a specific entry is linked
  to another.  However,  as the database expands,  each entry may be linked to
  several groups,  so that you can locate someone by name,  by occupation,  by
  membership of a specific club etc. The good thing is that, if the individual
  moves house,  his entry in all sections is updated.  Similarly,  if the club
  moves,  all references to its address on members' entries are  updated.  All
  entries  are  categorised  by  type,  Person,  Business,  Service  etc;  and
  different  icons represent different types.  Another useful feature  is  its
  sorting  ability.  If two or more entries with the same surname  are  found,
  they  are  then sub-ordered by first name,  something most  other  databases
  ignore.  NameNet  is  GEM  based  and designed with ease  of  use  in  mind.
  Everything  can be done with just a few clicks of the mouse  and  sub-groups
  can sent to the printer just as easily. There's even an on-line Help system.
  Data  can be imported and exported in ASCII format and both  mailing  labels
  and  filofax compatible printout can be output from NameNet in  addition  to
  simple  printout  of  data.  A  very well  thought  out  and  professionally
  presented program.  An ACC version allows you to view data from within other
  programs.

  ORCS  (Otto's  RCS) by Thornsten Otto - A Resource  Construction  Set  which
  claims  to  be better than WERCS,  K-Resource and Atari's  own  RCS2.  These
  claims are easily backed up! Despite being written for the ST, ORCS is fully
  Falcon compatible and indeed one of the most fully featured packages of  its
  type. The docs are in both English and German and all menus are in English.

  WPG  V0.5  by  Robert Best - Allows you to load and view  graphics  in  Word
  Perfect (v5 & v6) WPG format. They can also be resaved in IMG format.

  CD  RECORDER V1.02 by Dirk Haun - Lets you record audio samples  from  audio
  CDs  and  save them directly to your hard drive in WAV or  AVR  format.  The
  samples  can be 8-bit or 16-bit stereo or mono and can be sampled at 22  khz
  or  44 khz.  Needs a CD-ROM drive,  appropriate driver software (MetaDOS  or
  ExtenDOS)  and  a  device  driver which supports  audio  commands  (such  as
  FALCON.BOS).  Multi-TOS compatible.  Program and docs in German,  but  we've
  done a RUF translation of the docs.

  CD  PLAY_Y  -  An audio CD player for use with MetaDOS.  Rename  the  _Y  to
  reflect the drive letter which represents your own CD-ROM drive.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5508 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  SPEEDOGDOS PRINTER DRIVERS - A collection of custom designed printer drivers
  created  to  take  full  advantage of the  capabilities  of  the  individual
  printers.  This  disk contains drivers for the Epson LQ series,  Epson  800,
  Epson 800P,  Epson 820,  Canon BJ-30,  Canon BJ-200 and Canon BJ-4000, Canon
  LBP-8,  Texas MicroWriter,  Epson Stylus Colour, HP Laserjet 4L, HP Laserjet
  4P,  HP Deskjet 550C and HP Deskjet 660C models.  You will need SpeedoGDOS 4
  or  5 in order to make use of these drivers.  They are not  compatible  with
  pre-Speedo versions.  Please note that the colour drivers will be restricted
  to outputting in mono unless you are runnning SpeedoGDOS 5.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5509 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  BIGDOS  8  by  Rainer Seitel - An ISO 9293  replacement  file  system  which
  completely replaces the GEMDOS of TOS (but not MagiC).  BIGDOS,  as the name
  suggests,  replaces  GEMDOS  with  an  MS-DOS  compatible  file  system  and
  therefore allows you to connect PC formatted hard drives and removable media
  devices (such as ZIP drives, Syquests etc) and read their contents directly.
  Files saved from your Atari to these devices can then be read directly  when
  connected to a PC.  BIGDOS supports up to 32 partitions and 65518  clusters.
  Cluster size can be anything from 1 to 65 sectors, thus supporting a maximum
  32K  cluster size.  Partition sizes can easily exceed the 32 Mb  size  limit
  imposed by pre-TOS 4 machines.  BIGDOS requires an XHDI 1.20 compliant  hard
  disk driver to be installed.  A patch is included to update the latest  AHDI
  driver (on F.3983) to these specifications. If you are using HD Driver v4.51
  or later,  you don't need the patch as that driver is fully XHDI compatible.
  Docs in English and German.

  XHDI  v1.25  by Julian Reischke - Full specifications of the  XHDI  standard
  which  support  mass storage media and allows you to address  more  than  16
  partitions on your Atari. Includes C source. Docs in English and German.

  DF  by Julian Reschke - A program which gives info on any  hard  drive,  but
  specifically XHDI compliant ones. For techies only!

  PATCH  1.2U - Takes a file containing any of the four recognised  difference
  listings produced by I.diff and patches a specified original file.  Suitable
  for  use  to patch your existing AHDI driver to XHDI standard for  use  with
  BIGDOS. Includes C source.

  GENEVA  004 UPGRADE PATCH - Patches v003 of Gribnif's  Geneva  multi-tasking
  operating  system  to  v004.  The new version is a major  upgrade  over  its
  predecessor  with  lots of new features and several bug  fixes.  All  Geneva
  users  are advised to upgrade.  Please note that you will  require  original
  Geneva  v003  master disks in order to perform the  upgrade.  If  you  don't
  already have Geneva, this disk is of no use to you.

  START  ME  UP V0.01 - Allows you to start up ACCs after boot up  if  running
  Multi-TOS, Geneva or MagiC 4. Won't run on single TOS.

  CALAMUS  TABLE GENERATOR V1.2 by Michal Setlak - Create tables  easily  with
  this  useful  utility and export them in CVG format ready  for  import  into
  Calamus.  Docs  in English and Polish.  Program in French and  Polish!  Icon
  based, so very easy to understand.

  FOR  YOUR EYES ONLY V1.4 - A double-height screen emulator for your  Falcon.
  It  is  most  useful with RGB monitors where is springs into  action  if  it
  detects an interlaced mode.  In these cases,  the interlace vanishes and  is
  replaced  by a double-height flicker free display.  FYEO also works  on  VGA
  monitors but only in cases where a resolution booster such as  ScreenBlaster
  or  BlowUp 030 drives the monitor in an interlaced mode.  In  non-interlaced
  modes, FYEO simply sits dormant. Ideally suited to anyone with bad eyesight.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5524 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  LOOK  'N SEE v0.95 by Reiner Rosin - A very comprehensive  file  viewer.  It
  allows  you  to load,  view,  save and print probably more file  types  than
  anything else available.  Here's a few of its supported formats:- Monochrome
  - IMG,  PAC,  PCB,  CRG,  ZFAX, QFAX, COMA, Papyrus (PRN), Calamus (print to
  disk), Quicklink faxes and Junior Office faxes. Colour graphics - GIF, TIFF,
  JPEG,  Targa,  BMP,  XIMG,  PCX, IFF, FLI, Photo CD, Degas and more. It also
  supports the viewing of hex dumps,  mono RSC files and GEM Metafiles.  Fonts
  in GDOS (both Intel and Motorola variants), Signum 2 and Calamus formats can
  also  be  displayed  and sound  samples  in  CrazySound,  Sample-Wizard  and
  Totosound formats can be played. You can even peek around inside LZH and ZIP
  archives and uuencode/uudecode files!  Look 'N See is intelligent in that it
  can  even  display  (or  play) data which has been  saved  using  the  wrong
  extender  as  it  analyses the data rather than just  relying  on  the  file
  extension.  Look 'N See is modular in construction and has been available in
  Germany  for  some  time.  Consequently there are a number  of  third  party
  modules  available  (99 of which are included!) which allow you to  load  or
  post-process images,  text and samples. A unique feature of this application
  is its ability to view 'virtual' files. In other words, it loads files which
  are too large to fit into the available memory,  in sections. There's also a
  number of conversion modules which convert 1st Word, PostScript and ST Guide
  files  to  ASCII.  Look 'N See can be installed as an  application  so  that
  double-clicking an appropriate data file loads it directly into the package.
  It  may  also be run as a PRG or ACC (needs 4 Mb) and  is  fully  Multi-TOS,
  MagiC, MagiCMac, Freedom, Selectric, XACC, AV_protocol, drag & drop and ICFS
  compatible!  In addition, up to 7 external programs can be called if running
  as  ACCs  (or PRGs if multi-tasking) from within Look 'N  See.  Printing  is
  supported  via GDOS.  This Shareware version reminds you that you  have  not
  registered and displays the second and subsequent images in greyscale. Apart
  from  that it is fully functional.  Look 'N See has around 250K  of  English
  docs on disk and includes ST Guide help.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5527 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  DESKICON.RSC - Almost 1000 colour Desktop icons for incorporation into  your
  own DESKICON.RSC file.  These have been converted from Windows on the PC and
  are supplied as standard RSC format files.  You can use any of the available
  Shareware  icon editors (ICDRAW on F.4782,  Kaleido on F5167 or TOS  4  Icon
  Editor  on  F.5294)  to  edit  these and  incorporate  them  into  your  own
  DESKICON.RSC file.

  DESKTILE  V0.7 by Andreas Mayer - Combines a tile and a mask (both  randomly
  chosen) to create a boot up picture.  When used in conjunction with  Deskpic
  on  UTL.4271  (and Deskpic set to use the appropriately  named  image),  the
  bootup picture is used as a Desktop backdrop,  giving you a randomly  chosen
  backdrop each time you boot up!  Only mono images are supplied, but it works
  with colour images too.

  FREE  SPACE  by Vanel Rémi - Quickly and easily displays the free  space  on
  each of the drives connected to your system as well as giving combined total
  of free space on the system. Runs as a PRG or ACC. Multi-TOS friendly.

  REMARKER  '96 V0.72E by Christoph Spengler - Allows you to add  comments  to
  ST-Guide  hypertexts easily.  The remarks are essentially ASCII files  which
  appear in stylish pop-up windows from within the hypertext when you  double-
  click their entry in the text.  Just what you need to jazz up those  on-line
  docs.  Runs as a PRG or ACC and integrates well with ST-Guide (not included)
  when running as an ACC. Well documented (in ST-Guide format of course!).
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5537 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  GENFIXER  1.3 by Anthony Jacques - Another attempt at a generic  STOS  fixer
  program.  This  one is more or less based on Robert Quezada's STOSFIX 3  but
  without the TOS 1.2 incompatibility bug!  It allows you to fix any  compiled
  STOS  Basic file to run on up to ten operating systems of  your  choice.  We
  suggest you fix for TOS versions 1.0,  1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 1.62, 2.06 and 4.01 (a
  generic  patch  that  also works for 4.0,  4.02 and 4.04)  as  these  ensure
  compatibility  with  about  99.9% of Atari  machines  ever  sold!  A  highly
  recommended  program designed to get all your old favourites up and  running
  on the Falcon.

  DIAMOND EDGE V2.04 PATCH - Updates v2.0, 2.01, 2.02 or 2.03 of the hard disk
  optimising/defragmenting and editing tool,  Diamond Edge,  to v2.04.  Please
  note that this is only a patch program,  you need to have an original of the
  relevant version of Diamond Edge, otherwise it is of no use to you.

  CIVILISATION  F030  PATCH - Patched files for the  game  Civilisation  which
  allow it to run on the Falcon.  Needless to say,  you need the original game
  in order to make use of this patch.

  DJ_WWRTR  - A printer driver which allows you to print to a Hewlett  Packard
  Deskjet from within Timeworks Wordwriter.

  GEM FONTVIEW v1.09e by Reinhard Bartel - Displays any installed GDOS font in
  a GEM window.  The font may be bitmapped or vector based (as in the case  of
  SpeedoGDOS  fonts) and can be displayed at any size up to 72 point  (1  inch
  high) provided that the resident version of GDOS allows this. In the case of
  vector fonts, all characters (including those above ASCII 255) are displayed
  with GEM FontView, unlike other font display programs. Runs as an ACC or PRG
  but requires a version of GDOS, SpeedoGDOS or NVDI (3 or 4) to be installed.

  AUSPACK  V1.16  by Fred Nicklisch - A nice easy to use  archiver  shell.  It
  allow  you to specify up to 20 different archived files (more than  actually
  exist!)  and locate the relevant archiver program (not included) to  do  the
  job.  It is then a case of selecting the source and destination  directories
  and  the contents of all archives in the source directory will be  extracted
  to  the destination directory.  Ideal for mass extraction of files  after  a
  lengthy  download.  Program and docs in both English and  German.  Multi-TOS
  compatible.

  SCREEN  ARTIST  V1.1 by Massimo Farina - One of the  best  TT/Falcon  screen
  savers around and what's more it's PD!  Screen Artist runs in any resolution
  of  640x400 or greater with at least 16 colours.  It comes complete with  45
  built-in screen saver modules which include fractals, roving eyes, 3D cubes,
  a starfield,  a user defined message and my favourite,  a watch which  keeps
  time accurately.  Screen Artist runs as an ACC and you can set the  required
  idle  time  before it jumps into action.  It's  also  Multi-TOS  compatible,
  graphic  card compatible and includes sound support,  so where's the  catch?
  Screen Artist requires an FPU to be installed.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5546 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  EXTRACTOR FAN V1.0 by Movement Software - A handy program which copies  only
  the  files  which  have been changed (within a specified  directory)  to  an
  alternative directory of your choice.  It does this my using the archive bit
  in the file headers. Invaluable for backing up data without having to either
  copy everything or remember which files you've altered recently.  Needs  TOS
  1.4 or later.

  EXTENDOS  PRO  UPDATE  TO  V2.3a - Updates v2.1,  2.2  or  2.3  of  Anondyne
  Software's  CD  ROM driver software to v2.3a.  The latest  features  include
  direct to disk recording to SCSI hard drives,  MetaDOS 2.3 DOS to BOS  drive
  mapping  for programs which need this,  Midi-COM support,  universal SCSI  2
  compatibility for unrecognised drives,  new features for CD Audio and a host
  of  bug fixes.  Please note that this patch is of no use to you  unless  you
  already have ExtenDOS Pro v2.1,  2.2 or 2.3.  Includes a ZIP (you'll need ST
  Zip  on  F.4351 to decompress it) file containing details  of  1000  CD-ROMs
  which can be made to run on your Atari!

  MOST  VIEWER by Brian Grier - A front end which lets you use the PC  version
  of  Compton's  New  Media CD-ROMs on your  Atari.  They  all  use  Compton's
  M.O.S.T.   technology,   therefore  this  player  works  with  all  M.O.S.T.
  compatible titles.  It brings up the index of the CD-ROM and lets you browse
  through the various articles.  You can even use the built-in search  feature
  to locate the articles you require. Registered users get an improved version
  of the software which includes sound support,  displays the graphics  linked
  to the articles and lets you access the dictionary supplied on all  M.O.S.T.
  titles.  Obviously  you'll require a CD-ROM drive,  driver software  and  an
  appropriate Compton's CD-ROM in order to use this software.

  FILE  FLAG  MANAGER V1.03 by Kai Holst - A nice easy to  use  program  which
  allows  you to change a program's header flags.  These control the  Fastload
  bit,  whether the program can use alternative memory and whether it can  run
  in alternative memory.  What makes this program different is that you decide
  whether  a  flag is to switched on or off for either of  the  two  supported
  'sets'.  You then determine which file extensions belong to each set.  Click
  onto  a drive (or partition) and all files matching your  chosen  extensions
  will have their header flags changed to your specifications. It's as easy as
  that.

  WINCOM  v1.6UK by Sven Kopacz -  Improves window handling and  other  system
  functions when running under MagiC or MagiC Mac. In addition, it allows most
  window functions to be accessed by keyboard shortcuts.  Wincom supports  the
  hiding or showing of windows belonging to selected applications, has various
  iconification functions (use with ALICE - see below),  allows window cycling
  (between those belonging to a chosen application or between all windows) and
  swapping between applications. It also has various window topping functions,
  can  switch  the mouse on/off and even has its own  built-in  task  manager.
  Wincom  now supports up to 64 applications with a total maximum of  64  open
  windows. Now fully translated into English.

  ALL  ICONIFY  ENABLER (ALICE) V0.9 by Sven Kopacz - An Auto  folder  program
  which  allows any program to be iconified (shrunk down into a  small  window
  the size of an icon). The only catch is that it requires an operating system
  which  supports iconification.  These are currently MagiC  >=v3,  MagiC  Mac
  >=v1.2.4,  Multi-TOS,  Geneva and N.AES. Please note that only the first two
  of  these are supported in this initial release of  ALICE.  Connect,  Thing,
  Freedom and several other modern applications already support  iconification
  under   the   appropriate  operating  systems.   ALICE  brings   this   same
  functionality to older programs too.

  HARD  DISK OPTIMIZER V2.6 by H P Vetter - One of the smartest  looking  hard
  disk  optimisers and defragmenters around.  It checks for data  errors  (FAT
  mismatches,  directory problems, lost clusters etc), physical errors (faulty
  sectors) and fixes these.  It can also defragment your drive too.  Multi-TOS
  compatible and very simple to use. It doesn't look as pretty as Diamond Edge
  but it does its job well.  Program in English but docs in  German,  although
  we've done a rough translation.
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                      חללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללל†
                      ´ S-F.5563, S-F.5564 & S-F.5565 ´
                      זללללללללללללללללללללללללללללללל¶
  GHOSTSCRIPT  V3.53 by Aladdin Enterprises - A Freeware  PostScript  language
  interpreter along similar lines to UltraScript and CompoScript.  It conforms
  with level 2 of the PostScript language and allows you to view or print  (to
  non-PostScript  printers)  PostScript  pages such  as  those  created  using
  PageStream  2 and various DTP applications on both the PC and Mac.  You  can
  also view or print graphics saved in PostScript format.  This latest version
  of the software also supports Adobe's PDF (Portable Document Format),  a DTP
  file  format  which  can be used  in  different  DTP  packages.  GhostScript
  currently  allows  you to print your files to Atari SLM,  HP  Deskjet  (incl
  colour  models),  Canon BJ series,  Epson 9-pin,  Epson 24-pin (incl  colour
  models),  Epson ESC P2,  Epson Stylus and NEC P6 series printers. This makes
  it  ideal  for previewing your work prior to taking it  to  your  PostScript
  bureau.  Alternatively the page (or graphic) can be saved in IMG, PBM or PPM
  graphic file formats. Needs 4 Mb of memory and a hard drive.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5586 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  NO!DESK  V3.04 by no!Software - An innovative Shareware replacement  Desktop
  from  one of Germany's leading Atari developers.  No!Desk goes further  than
  most products of this type (eg;  icons on the Desktop,  jazzed up interface,
  file  aliases  etc)  with everything being fully customisable  to  your  own
  preference.  It  can even be used in conjunction with  MagiC,  Multi-TOS  or
  Geneva  to  provide  a fully multi-tasking compatible  interface  for  those
  systems.  No!Desk  can be operate (if required) as a multi-user  system  and
  includes built-in multi-user management and password protection for use with
  such systems.  It makes use of a modern 3D interface and shared libraries to
  reduce  memory overhead when running programs which are no!System  (included
  with  the  package) aware.  Unlike other replacement  Desktops,  No!Desk  is
  object orientated and you yourself can define the rules as to what action is
  performed when any two objects interact. Better still, why not have a pop-up
  menu to give you a choice of different actions? There's even a CLI window so
  that  you  can  use No!Desk's built-in programming  language  directly  from
  within  the  system.  Also  of note is the fact that  No!Desk  has  its  own
  archiver  drivers  (view  or extract contents of LZH  and  ZOO  archives  by
  double-clicking them),  graphic drivers (view IMG,  IFF,  CRG, PBM, PI1, TPI
  and  other formats by double-clicking them) and scripting language (so  that
  you can automate routine tasks).  A very highly polished Shareware  product.
  Now in English. Needs a hard drive.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5591 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  7-UP  V2.3 by Michael Thanitz - The English version of this  popular  German
  Shareware text editor.  Calling 7-UP a text editor is a little misleading as
  it  is really more of a word processor,  featuring word  wrap,  (Speedo)GDOS
  support,  a  text preview option and so forth.  It's very  fast,  especially
  considering  that  it  is  fully GEMmed.  Up to 7 texts  may  be  worked  on
  simultaneously from 7-UP's built-in Desktop.  Printout is supported to Epson
  ESC P2 or IBM Proprinter models or to any installed printer using GDOS.  The
  information dialog is very useful giving a wealth of info on your  currently
  selected document (it can even do a word count on a block).  7-UP is  multi-
  tasking  friendly,   supports  the  GEM  Clipboard,  allows  UNDO  for  most
  operations,  supports  keyboard shortcuts (as well as the use of  drop  down
  menus)  and is very customisable.  The search facility is probably the  most
  powerful  around,  allowing  you to search the  whole  document,  individual
  pages,  individual blocks,  search for markers in the text, search for block
  start/end  etc.  All  in  all,  a very  polished  piece  of  software.  Well
  documented in ST-Guide,  TEX and ASCII formats.  Unfortunately the docs  are
  still in German but we've done a RUF translation.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5594 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  TOS  PATCHES  - Don Maple has put together a collection of all  known  patch
  programs  designed to cure various bugs in all TOS versions from  v1.0  (the
  first ROM TOS) up to v4.04.  There's also a text file describing the changes
  made  to  each  TOS  version  (prior to  the  Falcon)  over  and  above  its
  predecessor.  We  have dropped all serial port patches other than  HS  Modem
  (due  to lack of space) as few work on the Falcon and HS Modem performs  all
  their functions,  only better. Some programs are English, others are German.
  In the latter cases, we've done RUF translations of the docs.

  BUTTONFIX 1.4 - Fixes the double-scroll bug present in some TOS versions.

  CACHExxx - Caches data on your hard drive to increase performance on TOS 1.4
  upwards. The xxx signifies the size of the cache buffers.

  DC BITSET 1.0 - Allows TOS 1.0 and 1.2 to set the 'archive bit' correctly in
  file headers. This bug was fixed in TOS 1.4.

  DC  LIGHT  OFF 1.0 - Deselects Drive A if you boot from hard  disk  with  no
  floppy  in  Drive  A.  Prevents floppy drive motor and LED  staying  on  for
  infinity.

  DRIVE OFF - Performs the same task as DC Light Off.

  FLOPFIX - Fixes various bugs in the BIOS which result in read errors,  write
  protect errors and disk change errors on TOS 2.06 upwards.

  FORCE  MEDIA  CHANGE - Many replacement floppy drives do not detect  a  disk
  change properly.  This can result in the FATs and root directory of the last
  inserted disk overwriting the new disk's contents. The program forces TOS to
  re-read the FATs and root directory every time a disk is accessed.

  FOLDRxxx - Fixes the 40 folder bug.  This bug exists in all TOS versions but
  manifests  itself  differently on the newer TOSes.  The  xxx  signifies  the
  number of extra folders.

  HD_FDC  -  Sets the floppy disk seek rate to 3ms (rather than 6 ms)  on  TOS
  2.06 upwards.

  NBCBS  -  An  adaptation of CACHExxx which allows you to  set  the  FAT/root
  directory and directory/data buffers separate from each other.

  PATCHX06  - Fixes various BIOS disk routines (media change,  disks with  one
  FAT, read errors if 2 drives fitted) in TOS 2.06 and 3.06.

  RESET - Forces a warm reset if no floppy is found in Drive A.  This fixes  a
  problem  on some computers where the floppy drive is not recognised at  boot
  up.

  DESK_ENV V3.00 - Lets you set up AES environmental variables on TOS 1.0, 1.2
  and 1.4.

  ENV 1.3 - A CPX which lists all currently installed environmental  variables
  and lets you add new ones to the list.

  ENVIRMNT  2 - Ensures that any environmental variables cannot be changed  by
  other applications after boot up.

  DRUCKESZ - A patch for German users which filters out characters after  'ss'
  when printing.

  NVDI  FIXES - Two program which fix bugs which can cause crashes  with  NVDI
  v2.5.

  24 BIT - Allows many programs which are not '32 bit clean' to run on the  TT
  and Falcon.

  CHK_OFLS  1.03 - Ensures that errors do not occur when copying data to  mass
  storage  devices when using high speed copying programs such as  Kobold,  by
  checking that the file system being copied to, has actually been opened.

  COOKIE - Installs a Cookie Jar on pre-TOS 1.6 systems.

  FIX  GDOS - Some programs won't run if GDOS,  AMCGDOS or NVDI are  installed
  (they report 'invalid handle'). This program fixes the problem.

  INSJAR  - Creates a Cookie Jar of a specified size on pre-TOS  1.6  systems,
  enlarges  the existing Cookie Jar to the specified size on TOS versions  1.6
  upwards.

  MAKEFAST  - Allows you to switch the Fastload bit (reduces loading  time  on
  large memory machines) ON or OFF for programs running on TOS 1.4 or later.

  MULTI-DIALOG V1.03 - Puts almost all dialogs into GEM windows.  This  allows
  you  to choose to ignore a dialog and access the menu bar or move  a  dialog
  which is obscuring your work. Most useful on multi-tasking systems.

  NO  ROACH  -  Lets you specify how long your  computer  should  wait  before
  booting from hard drive.  Specifically designed for the Mega ST/E and TT  as
  they have internal hard drives.

  NVRAM  1.1  - An Auto folder program which resets the TT  or  Falcon's  non-
  volatile  RAM to the factory presets and a CPX which lets you customise  the
  settings to your own preference.

  PINHEAD 1.8 - Speeds up the loading of programs on TOS versions 1.0 to  1.6.
  More or less performs the same functions as setting the Fastload bit on  TOS
  1.4 but is said to be more compatible with certain rogue applications.

  POOLFIX92 - A bug fixed version of various patch programs by Atari which are
  designed to fix memory compaction routines in the OS pool under TOS 1.4  and
  1.6.

  OVFIX  - Gets rid of the bug where the ESC character is  sent  continuously,
  causing  the current directory to keep re-reading and a continuous  tone  to
  emanate from the keyboard.

  SHELL_FIX 1.3 - Allows programs which use TOS's shell functions to run  from
  alternative Desktops (they normally only run from the GEM Desktop).

  STE_FIX  -  Patches the DESKTOP.INF of TOS 1.6 to  overcome  that  version's
  inability to boot up in medium resolution.

  TOS14FX5 - A bug fixed version of Atari's patch which fixed the inability to
  use  RTS/CTS handshaking and an odd problem whereby a program cannot  locate
  its own RSC. These bugs only exist in TOS 1.4.

  TT GAMES - Several patches which make the TT more compatible with the ST  so
  that many older programs may be run. They switch off the cache, switch to 24
  bit addressing and allow some programs which execute from the bootsector  to
  run.

  VDI_FIX  1.11  - Fixes the bug which results in the same VDI  handles  being
  given to two or more VDI workstations.  Affects all TOS versions up to  3.05
  (except for v1.2).

  GEMRAM  1.6/1.7  -  Copies GEM to RAM so that it can  be  patched  by  other
  programs (eg SHBUF, ARROWFIX, WINX).

  SHBUF 1.3 - Patches GEM to increase the shell buffers of  NEWDESK.INF.  This
  lets  you have more icons on the Desktop,  more installed  applications  and
  prevents icons going 'missing' if your NEWDESK.INF exceeds 4K in size.  Only
  needed in TOS 2.05 upwards.

  ARROWFIX  1.5 - Fixes the double scroll problem with the slider bars on  GEM
  windows on certain TOS versions.

  WINX  2.2 - Patches the window handling of GEM to allow more windows  to  be
  open.  It also adds a number of features to window handling, especially with
  regard to manipulating background windows without actually selecting them.

  HS MODEM 6 - Although a little fiddly to set up,  this patch appears to  fix
  all serial port related bugs on all TOS versions. It even supports DTE rates
  of up to 115200,  hardware permitting.  Absolutely essential if using a high
  speed modem, desirable even if using a slower model.

  FALCON FIXES - These last fixes are Falcon specific and will not work on any
  other machine.

  BACKWARD  2.41 - A sort of STE emulator.  It lets you run many  ST  programs
  (including  some commercial games) on your Falcon,  which  would  ordinarily
  have  been  incompatible.

  BMAPFIX  2  - Some comms programs insist on using Bconmap 6  as  the  serial
  port,  rather than Bconmap 7 as used on the Falcon.  This program fixes  the
  problem.

  BOOTCONF - Allows you to customise your non-volatile RAM settings.

  FALCONSX  1.0 - Lets you switch ON/OFF your cache or IDE drive,  switch  the
  CPU/Blitter  to  8/16  Mhz,  select Falcon or  STE  compat  bus,  set  sweep
  frequency for the Videl,  connect ADC to DAC, reset the sound sub-system and
  much more, all from a single ACC.

  FALCVOLU - An Auto folder program which lowers the volume of your Falcon.

  FALCON  BOOT - Installs an executable bootsector onto a floppy which  allows
  you to switch the cache or speaker ON/OFF, bypass the internal hard drive or
  Autoboot a boot disk.

  FPATCH2  - Initialises the DMA sound hardware,  fixes a bug in  the  bconmap
  structure and lets you access the LAN port via the BIOS.

  STESOUND  -  Patches TOS 4.01 & 4.02 to initialise its  STE  compatible  DMA
  sound, otherwise you get silence from programs which use DMA sound!

  FULL  RES 1.01 - Allows you to get 256/512 pixel deep  resolutions  (320x256
  and  640x512)  on RGB monitors rather than the usual  200/400  (320x200  and
  640x400).

  REZ  FOOLER  1.2  -  makes your Falcon think  it  has  a  different  monitor
  attached.  Useful  for  switching between RGB and VGA modes if  you  have  a
  multi-sync monitor.

  SND_THRU  -  Connects the microphone and headphone ports  together  so  that
  sound fed in via a microphone can be output via the headphone socket in real
  time.

  TOS4  TRAP 1.0 - Monitors certain GEMDOS calls to make them compatible  with
  the version of GEMDOS used in TOS 4.0 upwards.

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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5606 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  STALKER  PATCHES  -  A  number of upgrade  patches  for  Gribnif  Software's
  communications package of the same name.  These upgrade v3.0,  3.1, 3.2, 3.3
  or  v3.4  of Stalker to v3.5.  They require an original of  the  appropriate
  version of Stalker, otherwise they are of no use to you.

  STENO  PATCHES  - A number of upgrade patches for  Gribnif  Software's  desk
  accessory text editor of the same name. These upgrade v2.0 of Steno to v2.10
  and  v2.10 or v2.11 to v2.12.  They require an original of  the  appropriate
  version of Steno, otherwise they are of no use to you.

  GENEVA  003 PATCH - Updates release 002 (v1.01) of Gribnif's  Geneva  multi-
  tasking OS to release 003 (v1.02).  It requires that you have an original of
  Geneva v1.01, otherwise it is of no use to you. Another patch on F.5509 then
  updates v1.02 to v1.03.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5609 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  MULTIPLICITY V1.02 by Martyn Tidd - A Shareware multimedia authoring package
  for the Falcon.  Multiplicity works by treating your presentation as a book.
  The book can have as many pages as you wish and each page may contain sound,
  text,  graphics,  animations or a combination of any of these.  Full  screen
  graphics and animations can be used to give a more professional feel to your
  presentations  and navigational aids can be added to allow the user to  find
  his  way through the various pages in your book.  The package comprises  two
  programs,  a creator program and a player. It has been designed with an open
  architecture so that external programs can be linked to display or view file
  formats  not  ordinarily  supported by the  application  itself.  Ideal  for
  creating product tutorials,  advertising trailers, educational teaching aids
  and  even  multi-media  games.  Multiplicity is  very  well  documented  and
  includes a totorial and a demo presentation.  Please note that you will have
  to  create  your  text,  sound samples,  graphics and  animations  in  other
  packages, Multiplicity is 'merely' an aid to putting it all together. Multi-
  tasking OS recommended although it will run under single TOS. Needs 4 Mb and
  a hard drive.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5611 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  JACKICON by Jacques Delavoix - A collection of 15 animated colour icons  for
  use with TOS v4.xx.  Supplied in RSC format,  these can be incorporated into
  your  DESKICON.RSC  using TOS4 Icon Editor on F.5294.

  RTFTOHTML  by  Barry Munro - Allows you to convert Rich  Text  Format  (RTF)
  format  text files into their HTML equivalents.  HTML is a  hypertext  based
  language  similar  in concept to ST-Guide and is the language used  for  all
  documents on the World Wide Web.  If your word processor supports RTF format
  (Marcel  and Papyrus do),  this package performs a painless  conversion  for
  you,  thus  eliminating the need to learn HTML.  Full user guide on disk  in
  both RTF and HTML formats.

  MIKENET  by Mike De Petris - Allows any two Atari computers to be  connected
  in  a network using standard MIDI cables.  Any drives can be mapped  to  the
  letter  of your choice and both CPUs can access files on each  other's  hard
  drives.  The  drive  redirection can be used even if no  other  computer  is
  connected  and is useful for those programs which insist on working  with  a
  specified drive (usually A:\) and have this embedded in their program  code.
  Either  computer can be assigned read only/read write or inactive status  on
  the  network  and  any drive may be redirected to  either  local  or  remote
  partitions.   Eveything  works  invisibly  to  all  software.  Multi-tasking
  friendly.

  MTOSNAME - A GFA Basic listing which lets you add your program's name as you
  want  it  to be displayed in the list of active applications  running  under
  Multi-TOS.

  OFAKE  -  Creates a 'fake' drive O under Multi-TOS.  Drive U  (unified  file
  system)  is then mapped onto O:\.  This is useful if your file selector  (or
  application) will not allow you to access drive letters beyond P.

  RAMFS V1.4 by Thierry Bousch - A re-sizeable ramdisk for use with Multi-TOS.
  It installs as U:\ram and simply grows or shrinks as required to  accomodate
  its contents,  returning unused memory to the OS pool.  Another advantage of
  using  RAMFS  is  that it allows filenames to be up to  35  characters  long
  (useful if Minix is installed).

  POWERPACKER  2.0 DATADEPACKER by BITmASTER of TCE - Depacks data files  (not
  executables) packed using the Amiga file compressor of the same name. Useful
  for unpacking pictures or text ported from the Amiga.

  SPIEU'S  ANALYSER OF MEDIA (SAM) V1.10 - Checks hard drives or floppies  for
  bad  sectors and maps them out so as to prevent future  problems.  Its  main
  claim  to  fame is that sectors marked as being bad  will  not  mysteriously
  recover,  they remain mapped out permanently.  Use it to simply analyse your
  media or to permanently map out the bad sectors.

  TIMEZONE V1.0 by Phillipe Abel - A CPX which allows you to set your  current
  time zone relative to GMT. It also allows you to set 'daylight savings' (the
  difference between summer time and regular time).  These values are  handled
  by  a Cookie in the Cookie Jar and can be used to calculate the time in  GMT
  as  opposed to system time for applications which require it.  It's  also  a
  useful aid for calculating time difference if calling abroad!

  TIME_201.FIX  by  Nial  Grimes  - A text  file  detailing  the  installation
  procedure needed to get Timeworks v2.01 up and running with SpeedoGDOS. Also
  includes a print accelerator and the correct width files for  9-pin,  24-pin
  and Laser/Deskjet printers.

  Z88LINK  V1.3 by Ian Johnston - Allows you to transfer ASCII  files  between
  the  Cambridge  Computers  Z88 and an Atari.  You will require  PC  Link  (a
  hardware/software  package  designed to connect the Z88 to a  PC)  but  this
  replaces  the  software  designed  to  run at  the  PC  end  with  an  Atari
  equivalent.  Registered  users  get an improved version which  also  handles
  binary transfers.

  TODAYS V2.01 by Chuck Grimsby - An unusual program which is used to  display
  reminders of events or occurences which took place at any point in  history.
  It  can also be used as a planner to schedule forthcoming events and  remind
  you of these ahead of time.  Although based on programs of the same name  on
  other computers,  the Atari version of Todays offers much more features than
  those, although it will happily accept and use their data files.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5613 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  SCHNIPP  & SCHNAPP V1.08 by Fred Nicklisch - Lets you chop up any file  into
  several  pieces  and then recombine it at a later date.  Its purpose  is  to
  allow  you to transfer files (between machines) which are too large  to  fit
  onto a floppy disk. Both Atari and PC versions of the program are supplied.

  ST  WEFAX V2.0 by David Anderson - Software which lets you use a  Kantronics
  WEFAX with an Atari.  This is a radio based (similar to HAM radio)  hardware
  device  which  allows you to tune in to fax stations around  the  world  and
  receive  meteorological maps and weather satellite photos which can then  be
  viewed  on  screen or printed out.  Very  comprehensive  Shareware  package.
  Includes a listing of UK fax stations which you can tune in to.

  IMG  MIXER v1.10 by Matthias Wallmann - A companion program for  the  Gemini
  and Ease replacement Desktops.  It allows you to use a randomly selected IMG
  as a Desktop backdrop for these systems.  With IMG Mixer in the Auto  folder
  and the correct paths set, an image appropriate to the current resolution is
  selected  randomly and displayed behind your Desktop icons.  Lots of  images
  are  supplied  on disk but regrettably they are all for  use  on  monochrome
  systems.  Any colour IMGs can be used in their place.  Please note that  you
  MUST  have  either Ease or Gemini installed in your  system,  otherwise  IMG
  Mixer will do nothing. Docs in German but we've done a RUF translation.

  KILL  DRIVE  B  by Erling Henanger - Allows you to  add  or  remove  logical
  drives.  Useful if you want to prevent TOS seeing a Minix partition or  want
  to use an external hard drive which you forgot to switch on at boot up.

  MAGIC IDE PATCH V2.1 by Daniel Hedberg - Allows you to bypass the check  for
  the presence of an IDE drive when using MagiC v4.02.  Invaluable if you  use
  an  external SCSI device and have no internal IDE drive.  Performs the  same
  function  as FastBoot on F.5017 exceopt that this patch is for MagiC  rather
  than TOS.

  IMPLODER by Hackbear - A port of the Amiga file packer of the same name.  It
  can  pack  both  executables  and data files  and  dragging  a  packed  file
  (Imploder  packed of course!) to it results in an unpacked version  of  that
  file being resaved.

  INFINITE RETRY by Chris Strevens - Prevents the computer from timimg out  if
  the printer is busy.  Particularly useful when printing large files to laser
  printers as it supresses the 'Printer is not responding' error (usually when
  printing large files).

  SCREEN  MOVER  II  by Xavier Joubert - Lets you centre  the  screen  on  the
  monitor or TV.  Once centred, you can save your configuration and need never
  set  it up again.  Particularly useful for overscan modes which  are  seldom
  centred correctly. RGB ONLY.

  TECHNOBUG  by Joaquín Ferrero - A GFA listing (GFA Basic required) to  patch
  the ESC bug in Technobox CAD/2.

  WP2 by Robert Best - Converts 1st Word,  Wordplus 2 & 3 files to WordPerfect
  5 format. It also converts WordPerfect 5 & 6 files to Wordplus 2 format.

  DEVICES - Displays the capacity (in Mb) of each hard drive partition as well
  as  the  transfer rate for the individual partitions along with  some  other
  information such as number of files, number of folders etc.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5617 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  IMPLOID  V2.04  -  An archiver shell for use  with  the  Gemini  replacement
  Desktop or any other (such as Thing) which uses the AV protocol. It supports
  the use of ZIP, ZOO, ARC, ARJ, LHZ and UUencode/UUdecode archivers, although
  these are not included on disk.  Imploid runs as an ACC and you simply  open
  its window and drop the appropriate archive into it. Double-click inside the
  window for full range of options. Unfortunately the program's in German (but
  simple to work out) and there's no docs.  Invaluable if you are using Gemini
  or Thing.

  FIRECALL  V0.70  by  Christian Andersson - Another  program  with  the  same
  function as Paul Lyon's CallerID (above).  This one is better presented  but
  currently  unfinished.  Both  are  very  similar  in  functionality.  System
  requirements same as above.

  MEGASTICK  by  Fabrice Vendé - 1st Guide files showing how make  an  adaptor
  which will allow four ordinary joysticks to be used in the extended joystick
  ports on the STE and Falcon. There's also GFA, C and Assembler code designed
  to  allow you to use the four joysticks (via this adaptor) in your own  four
  player games. Docs in both English and French, includes well drawn diagrams.

  FLOPSPEED  by  Ludovic  Hirlimann  - Halves  floppy  disk  access  times  by
  switching off the verify flag. Requires a Cookie Jar to be installed, so TOS
  1.6 upwards (or use with programs on UTL.5340).

  NEODESK  003 PATCH - This patches release 002 of NeoDesk 4 (i.e.  v4.01)  to
  version  003  (v4.02).  It requires that you have an original of  NeoDesk  4
  release 002, otherwise it is of no use to you.

  DJMAGIC by Rueben Thomas - Allows you to switch on an HP Deskjet after  your
  computer  without  having to reset the computer in order  to  recognise  the
  printer. Now MagiC compatible.

  EPSON_BJ  by I Porter - Converts Epson compatible 24-pin softfonts into  IBM
  ProPrinter  compatible  fonts for use on the Canon BJ  series  of  bubblejet
  printers.

  EPSTPROX - A SpeedoGDOS printer driver for the Epson Stylus Pro XL  printer.
  Comes  complete  with installation program which writes the  necessary  info
  into your ASSIGN.SYS ready for use.

  GENETICS by Matthew Carey - An attempt to recreate the program described  by
  Richard Dawkins in his book The Blind Watcher. It shows how small cumulative
  changes  to  a limited number of genes can result in  quite  diverse  forms.
  Several  examples files are supplied.  Simply select any point in a  diagram
  and see how changes to it affect the other generations of that same diagram.

  MPEG  2  AUDIO PLAYER V0.7 by Frederik Noring - Replays almost  any  MPEG  2
  layer  2 44.1 khz stereo audio frame in real time using the DSP.  What  this
  means in simple terms is that it plays the audio portion of MPEG movies with
  no noticeable slowdown or loss of quality. It even detects an external clock
  signal if one is available and uses that to give higher quality output.  Now
  GEM based running as an ACC or PRG and multi-tasking friendly.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5620 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  AUTO_C  V6.00  - Loads all Auto folder programs from Drive A and  ACCs  from
  drive C.

  APPLINE V2.5 by Holger Weets - Displays an application bar at the bottom  of
  the screen (just like the one used in Windows 95 on the PC) with buttons for
  each active application and a display of free system memory. You can switch,
  hide,  show,  freeze applications or even pass parameters to them via the AV
  protocol.   Only  runs  under  MagiC  or  MagiC  Mac.   Includes   extensive
  documentation in ST Guide (UTL.5557 format).  Unfortunately this version  is
  in German.

  BINDIFF/BINPATCH  V1.4  by Robert Federle - Two programs  which  allow  easy
  updating  of  programs from one version to another.  BINDIFF allows  you  to
  create a patch file containing only the differences between file A and  file
  B.  BINPATCH  then lets you apply the patch to file A in order to change  it
  into  file B.  Some applications (particularly Unix derived ones) insist  in
  using  the  Binary Diff method for upgrading from one version to  the  next.
  Unfortunately the programs and docs are in German, although we've done a RUF
  translation of the docs.

  COOL WAVE ARCHIVE CONVERTER (CWAC) V3.02 by Lee Offenberger - Automates  the
  conversion of archives between ARC,  LZH, ZIP and ZOO formats. Simply select
  the  source and destination formats and CWAC will do its work.  Please  note
  that you will require copies of the appropriate archivers as CWAC is  merely
  an  easy to use shell which calls the appropriate packers  as  required.  If
  files selected are not already archived,  they will simply be archived using
  the selected archiver.

  ALT  HELP by Gen & Wax - Simply run from the Desktop and fill a few  details
  into the dialog box.  Quit and the program sits invisibly in the background.
  Now press ALT+HELP to save the currently displayed screen to disk.  Works in
  all modes,  saves screen (or your selected portion of the screen as raw data
  for  use  by programmers.  Palette can be included with the image  or  saved
  separately. Assembler sources included.

  BAD  SHELL V2.0 by Vanel Rémi - An easy to use GEM based shell for Bad  Mood
  (Doug  Little's DOOM engine) on F.5528.  Everything is selectable by  simple
  mouse  clicks,  thus eliminating the need to type parameters into  the  TTP.
  Fully Multi-TOS compatible.

  BOOTNAME v2.12 by P Lafont - Yet another boot selector program.  As well  as
  allowing you to select which Auto programs or ACCs you wish to boot up with,
  this  one lets you assign different setups to sets so that you just need  to
  select  the appropriate set for your session rather than  switch  individual
  items on or off each time you boot.  It also lets you switch STE  compatible
  mode ON/OFF and switch the CPU or Blitter to 8/16 Mhz.

  BSTAT  V2.48  - A sophisticated graphing and statistical  analysis  program.
  This  program  is  aimed  at the scientist  and  mathematician  or  students
  studying  these  subjects.   The program is extremely  complicated  but  has
  immense power.  You can load DIF,  ASCII,  PRN, WKS or SYLK formats and save
  data  as  DIF,  ASCII or PRN.  You  can  generate  Durbin-Watson,  Friedman,
  Kolmogorov, Spearman or Wilcoxon tables and on-line help is available. BStat
  has over 80k of documentation on disk. Now SpeedoGDOS compatible.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5651 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  CALLERID  by  Paul Lyon - Keeps track of incoming calls  by  displaying  the
  number  (as  the phone rings) and the name of the caller (if the  caller  is
  known  and in your database.  Your call log can be saved to disk or  printed
  out.  You can even automatically block calls from certain numbers!  In order
  to  use this program you will require a modem with Caller ID support  and  a
  telephone service provider who supports Caller ID (BT does, at a cost). This
  software essentially replaces the standalone Caller ID hardware units.  This
  Shareware version has limitations, register for the full version.

  CIVILISATION  PATCH V1.5 by Jürgen Keitel - Lets you patch saved game  files
  from  Civilisation  so  as to change the amount of gold  you  have,  aim  of
  research,  type of government,  diplomacy, current year and indeed all units
  (attack,  defence,  cost of building etc) in the game. Program in German but
  docs in both English and German so you'll know what you're doing!

  EGALE  V3.9 by Christof Schardt - A Shareware file comparison utility  which
  compares  any two text or program files and displays them side by side in  a
  split  screen  GEM  window.  Up  to sixteen pairs of  files  can  be  opened
  simultaneously and you can select to have either similarities OR differences
  highlighted.  You  can even perform multiple string searches on  the  files.
  This latest version also lets you edit binary files, perform a word count on
  text files, create diff files, create recursive directory listings and patch
  programs.  Simply the best file comparison utility on Atari computers, and a
  lot more besides. Multi-TOS & MagiC compatible.

  BAND  NAME by Dan Wilga - How do pop groups think up  their  names?  Perhaps
  with this easy to use program!  It generates random names (how does Lose  Me
  Blue,  Flame Of Death or Meek Sword sound?) suitable for pop groups  without
  any user intervention. Some of them are pretty good too!

  CART_DRV by Dan Wilga - Allows shell programs to run programs contained on a
  cartridge.  It simply renames the 'c' drive to 'P' or whatever else you want
  to  call it and your 'new' drive behaves identically to the cartridge  (i.e.
  you  can obtain a directory and run programs but you cannot copy  or  delete
  the programs).

  CHOPPER GLASSES DRIVER V1.0 by Glen Sescila - A DIY project which allows you
  to use 3D Sega Chopper glasses on your ST. It involves the building of a PCB
  (diagram on disk) and the use of the supplied driver software.  The hardware
  is identical to the PC version of this project and interfaces via the serial
  port.  The will work with all software written for the now defunct StereoTek
  glasses and have been tested with MOLECULE and CAD 3D2 from the  CyberStudio
  series.

  DIY  DSP - A hardware electronics project which explains how to cheaply  and
  easily  upgrade  your  DSP  from 32Mhz to  50Mhz.  Includes  both  text  and
  diagrams. A knowledge of electronics is required.

  Q-BACKUP  V1.0 by Christian Ernst - Backs up only the files you select  from
  hard drive to floppy. Nice and easy to use but unfortunately without docs.

  ROTATOR V0.60 by Simon Coward - This is a utility for use with SpeedoGDOS or
  NVDI  3  or later.  It allows you to apply the most  incredible  effects  to
  vector fonts.  Your text can be angled,  rotated or arched and you can apply
  circular  text  effects,  3D effects (up to 200 layers  are  possible!)  and
  shadows.  You can even have 'exploding' text.  The manipulated text is  then
  saved  out  in IMG format ready for incorporating into  your  favourite  DTP
  package.  This Shareware version does not allow you to enter your own  text,
  register for £5 to remove the restriction.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5709 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  PHODATA   V1.1   by  Simon  Coward  -  A  specialised  database   aimed   at
  photographers.  It  lets you enter the sheet number,  photograph number  and
  date.  Space is given for a two line description,  followed by notes on  the
  location  and equipment used.  Records may be called up by their  number  or
  searched  (across fields) and printed out if desired.  There's also  a  memo
  facility which lets you enter notes which will not be printed out.

  DBICONS  2,  3,  4,  7 - A collection of 165 icons for use on  the  Falcon's
  Desktop. Must be used in conjunction with Dr Bob's ICDRAW on F.4782.

  IC_IB3 - Another 11 icons for use with ICDRAW.

  FALCICON - Two more of the same.

  FBTEAMS - 56 icons using the emblems from American Football teams. All in Dr
  Bob's ICDRAW format and ready to incorporate into your own DESKICON.RSC.

  ICONS.RSC  -  14  'alternative'  icons for use  on  your  Falcon's  Desktop.
  Supplied in RSC format.

  EPRO 2.4A - Updates ExtenDOS Pro v2.3,  2.3A or 2.4 to v2.4A. This is only a
  patch  program  and  is no use to you unless you have  an  original  of  the
  appropriate version of ExtenDOS Pro. If your version is earlier than 2.3, we
  have other updaters (from v2.1 upwards) on F.5546.

  LEAGUE BOWLING SECRETARY V3 by Robert Johnson - As the name  suggests,  this
  program  assists  your  bowling club's secretary by  keeping  track  of  the
  schedule  of  forthcoming games and scores from past  games.  It  handles  a
  season of up to 60 weeks and a league with up to 40 teams (each with between
  1 and 5 players).  It handles such peculiarities as blind  games,  forfeited
  games,  postponed games, player swaps, different handicaps for men and women
  and much more.

  STD  CODES V2.0 by Mark Baines - A CPX (for use with XControl)  which  knows
  about  all the new UK area dialing codes introduced in April 1995.  You  can
  type in the code to have the area displayed or vice versa.  It also contains
  details of other non-geographic codes such as freephone,  local call charge,
  mobile numbers and such like.  There's even a facility which lets you  alter
  the data yourself if the dialing codes ever change again!

  START ME UP V7.00E by Thomas Much - Described as yet another reason why  NOT
  to  buy  a PC!  SMU effectively brings the functionality of the  Windows  95
  start button to your Atari! It opens a small window on screen which leads to
  a  number of pop-up hierachical menus.  These can lead to all  your  popular
  programs on your hard drive or can effectively replace the need for icons on
  the Desktop.  No longer do you have to wade through nested folders to find a
  particular  program.  You  even  overcome the 'maximum number  of  icons  on
  Desktop'  limitation.  If  that's not enough,  assuming your Desktop  is  AV
  compatible  (Thing,  Gemini,  No!Desk etc),  you can also open  directories,
  copy/move/rename files and much more from within SMU. There's just one snag,
  SMU is intended for use with MagiC v4 (although it will work with  Multi-TOS
  and N.AES too).
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5777 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  SHARP ARCHIVES V1.1.1 by R Tracht - Allows you to transfer data between  the
  Atari and most Sharp pocket computers  (PC-1245,  1251,  1350,  1401,  1402,
  1403, 1450). It supports the tranfer of both programs and data, making it an
  ideal  development  tool.  The suggested use is for developing  Sharp  Basic
  programs  on the Atari and porting them back.  Another use is of course  for
  porting ASCII text in both directions.  A special cable is required in order
  to transfer via the parallel port.  Full instruction on the construction  of
  the  cable are included but you'll need to be handy with a  soldering  iron.
  GEM  based and easy to use,  but program and docs are  in  German,  although
  we've done a RUF translation.

  TAKEOFF  V2.07 by Thomas Small and Oliver Scheel - Another Mac  OS  inspired
  utility.  It  runs as an ACC and has slots for up to 32  programs,  each  of
  which  can  be  buried  in folders up to 16 deep.  Each  program  has  a  16
  character alias which appears in the drop down menu. If Gemini is installed,
  you can 'walk through' the relevant directories to reach the file and indeed
  move  to  any  file in any related directory.  Needs to be used  with  a  VA
  protocol  aware  Desktop  (such as Gemini,  Thing or NeoDesk)  so  that  the
  applications can be launched.  Also works under Multi-TOS and MagiC. Docs in
  German but we've done a RUF translation.

  2ND LIFE V0.6 by Sander Berents - A fully functional emulator for the  Tandy
  TRS-80 Model III (a Z80 based 8-bit computer) which came out around 1981. It
  claims  to  run nearly all Model III software and  includes  three  'virtual
  disks' with software for you to run.  Also includes programs which allow you
  to transfer disk images across from a real TRS-80 via the parallel port  and
  to  convert  disk images created for TRS-80 emulators on the Mac and  PC  so
  that they too will work on the Atari version.  Also features  bi-directional
  transfer  to  allow  ASCII files to be freely transferred  between  the  two
  machines. Docs are in RTF format, so you'll need a copy of Marcel (WRD.4501)
  unless you already have software which supports RTF (eg; Papyrus).

  THE  ULTIMATE  VIRUS  DETECTOR V2.42 by Daniel Hägg -  An  ACC  based  virus
  killer.  It  checks  memory  as well as disks and  sits  in  the  background
  monitoring each new disk inserted into the Drive.  As well as recognising  a
  large number of bootsector viruses, it also alerts you to unknown executable
  bootsectors so that you can check them out.

  VDI FONT V2.10 by Harald Sommerfeldt - Auto program and CPX which allow  you
  to select any monospaced (i.e.  not proportional)  GDOS or SpeedoGSfont  DOS
  as  a replacement for the built-in System font.  Once  installed,  GEM  will
  always use your chosen font rather than the system one.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5778 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  ALT  MORE  V1.0  -  How often do you try to read an  ASCII  file  using  the
  Desktop's  'Show'  function  only to find that the text appears  to  be  one
  continuous  line and runs off the edge of the screen?  This is  because  the
  text is in Unix format.  ALT MORE sits in your Auto folder and 'watches' for
  such files. When it encounters one it displays it correctly on screen.

  APPMAN  V0.86 by Jerry Geiger - An Application Manager.  After  setting  up,
  when you select any file,  a pop-up menu appears asking you whether you want
  to  show it,  edit it,  execute it,  print it or pack/unpack  it.  Different
  options  appear for different files as Appman can be set up  to  distinguish
  between  executables and data files.  You simply link other applications  to
  set  extensions  (or  even complete filenames) and  Appman  does  the  work.
  Requires  a  replacement Desktop which supports the VA protocol or  AES  4.0
  (Multi-TOS, Geneva, MagiC etc).

  ASS V0.1 - Designed to combat the Baby Turtle Virus which scrambles up  text
  strings within files. It does this by trying to distinguish which characters
  were not entered via the keyboard and then tries to reconstruct the original
  string.

  BPR - Sends a binary file directly to the parallel port. Really intended for
  outputting HPGL files to Deskjets but could be put to other uses.

  CASIOMODO V1.3 by Uwe Krumm - Allows you to transfer files between an  Atari
  and  a Casio FV 850P/880P (handheld computer) easily using the serial  port.
  Using this program, it is possible to edit Casio documents on your Atari and
  print them out (to 9-pin or 24-pin printers only).  The package even  allows
  the  Casio's  special  characters to  be  printed.  This  Shareware  version
  restricts the baud rate for transfer.  There are two levels of registration,
  one  gets you the manual and the hardware dongle to increase the baud  rate,
  the other omits the dongle and gives instructions on how to build your  own.
  Unfortunately  both  program  and docs are in German but we've  done  a  RUF
  translation of the docs. ST high res only, Needs 1 Mb.

  COFFEE - A coffee maker on your own Desktop!  Yes,  you select how you  like
  your coffee and this nicely presented GEM program will make a lovely cup  of
  'virtual coffee' to your preference. No spills guaranteed!

  PROBE  HOUSE  WORLD CLOCK V2.0 by William Wong - A PRG or ACC  (you  choose)
  which displays a clock in a GEM window. What makes this clock unique is that
  it displays both local time and that of another city elsewhere in the world.
  Around  50 different cities have their data included so all time  zones  are
  covered.  After saving your configuration,  the dual time clock will  always
  operate  for the two cities selected,  although this can be changed  at  any
  time.  Also has an alarm clock with 8 different sounds and an optional  user
  defined message.

  AV CABLE - A massive GIF file containing diagrams showing how to make up  S-
  Video and composite video cables for connecting to a Jaguar.

  CQD V2.1 by TNT - File identifier. Choose any file and it will be identified
  as an executable file,  ASCII text etc.  A list of legal extensions for that
  file  type will also be given.  Other info such as the file  size,  creation
  date and file header are also given as is the ability to launch the file  or
  unpack  it.  Useful if a file's extension is wrong and you want to  identify
  it. now in English.

  PASSTHRU  V2.71  by  Florian Erhard - A useful  program  which  extends  the
  ability of the Install Application option on the GEM Desktop.  Passthru lets
  you  double-click any (listed) filetype and its creator program is  invoked.
  The  necessary  parameters are then passed to the creator program  prior  to
  launching it.  The parameter passed depends on which key(s) you are  holding
  down when you double-click the data file.  This application is  functionally
  very  similar to Applier (on UTL.5291) but fixes some problems  which  cause
  lengthy  error  reports.  It also extends functionality beyond that  of  its
  predecessor.  Unfortunately  both program and docs are in German  but  we've
  done a RUF translation.

  GREGOR V1.02 by Alain Popek - A CPX based calendar for use with XControl. As
  the name suggests,  it is a Gregorian calendar which essentially means  that
  it  can look up dates from 15/10/1582 onwards.  Program and docs in  French,
  although  it's not really a problem with a calendar.  Runs in any 16  colour
  mode.

  HD-CPX  V1.1  by B Figureau - A CPX for formatting high  density  disks.  It
  allows up to 83 sectors/20 tracks.  If you regularly use a specific  format,
  you can save it as default from the CPX. All in French but obvious.

  JETFIND V1.31 by Dirk Steins - A very fast file locator which runs as a  PRG
  or  ACC.  Type  the first few letters of a filename  followed  by  wildcards
  (accepts extended wildcards too) or use the whole name.  Specify whether you
  wish  to  search  the current drive or all  drives.  Much  faster  than  the
  Desktop's built-in Search facility and more useful too as it lists all finds
  in  a scrollable window.  The list can be copied to the GEM Cliboard or  all
  files found can be deleted (useful for getting rid of all those BAK  files).
  Program in English but docs in German although we've done a RUF translation.

  LOADTIME  by  Ludovic Rousseau - Displays the time and date  each  time  you
  start up your computer.  If the details are incorrect (eg;  when the  clocks
  change), you can manually adjust Loadtime.

  MAKE  UP  V1.03 by Frank Behrens - Alllows you to convert  ASCII  text  into
  hypertext for use with 1st Guide (F.4865). If 1st Guide is running as an ACC
  you  can monitor the changes you make and test out your links as you  create
  them.  Both program and docs are in German but we've done a RUF  translation
  of the docs.

  NAME COOKIE INSTALLER by Carsten Tolkmit - Asks for your name, birthdate etc
  then  creates  your  own personal cookie.  It is  then  possible  for  other
  programs  which  are  Name Cookie aware,  to  extract  this  information  as
  required.  The docs include programming info on how to do this from your own
  programs.

  N_MENMIN  v1 by Noud van Kruysbergen - Changes the broken lines  (i.e.  '-')
  which  separate  menu items (on the Desktop and in GEM windows)  into  solid
  ones to give a much neater appearance to the Desktop.

  SOFT PC PATCH by Patrice Bensoussan - Two programs to enhance the  usability
  of SoftPC (MS-DOS emulator for the TT and Falcon).  The first allows you  to
  put the emulator files anywhere you wish on your hard drive (they had to  be
  in a specific path previously).  The other program is an alternative  loader
  for  the  system  which remembers your Desktop  colours  and  restores  them
  correctly on exit.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5779 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  T-CON V1.1 by Holger Weets - Sends the output of a TOS or TTP application to
  a GEM window under Multi-TOS. Performs a similar function to TOSWIN. Docs in
  German but you don't really need them.

  CD  BASE by Dolphin Software - Yet another customised database  for  keeping
  track  of  your audio CD collection.  This is undoubtedly one  of  the  more
  polished  ones both in terms of appearance and in ease of  use.  There's  no
  drop down menus,  just a few boxes to click onto to enter new data or search
  an  existing file.  Includes fast powerful wildcard searches and outputs  to
  Epson,  Canon and HP printers.  Data stored includes CD title,  artist, song
  title,  track number,  track length, year of recording, your personal rating
  etc.  This  Shareware  version  limits you to 10 CD's,  150  tracks  and  35
  artists.  The  registered version supports up to 210 CDs per floppy disk  or
  910  if  using  a hard drive.  The artists and  tracks  supported  run  into
  thousands!

  COPS  V1.07E by Thomas Much and the Behne Bros - A complete replacement  for
  Xcontrol under MagiC v4 (or later) and MagiCMac v1.2.5 (or later).  It reads
  the  locations  of the CPX modules from CONTROL.INF and places  their  icons
  within a moveable GEM window. It supports unlimited CPXs (subject to memory)
  and  long  filenames  (if your system supports  this). Now in English.

  CANDYMAN CHEAT by The Resevoir Gods - Gives you complete protection from the
  'tooth fairy' in the game of the same name.

  STEWART  V1.05E  by  John McLoud - A Copland (new name  for  the  latest  OS
  upgrade on the Mac) emulator for MagiC?  Not quite but Stewart (can you spot
  the obvious connection?) gives much of the look and feel of Copland to MagiC
  v3 or later. Here's a quick rundown of some of its features:- rounded screen
  corners,  click anywhere on the Desktop to top the Desktop and its  windows,
  white background in drop down menus replaced by grey,  dotted divider  lines
  in drop down menus replaced by solid ones,  GEM grow & shrink boxes replaced
  by spin boxes,  clock (digital or analog) in menubar,  3D menu text,  switch
  off or replace the MagiC logo.  This Shareware release disables itself after
  half  an hour of use but is otherwise fully functional.  Stewart requires  a
  minimum  resolution  of 640x480 in 16 colours,  so it's TT  or  Falcon  only
  UNLESS you have a graphics card on your ST. Also, it only runs under MagiC 3
  (or MagicMac) or later.

  NOTHING  V1.0  by  John McLoud - A redraw manager for  use  with  ALICE  (on
  UTL.5115).  It intercepts iconify messages from ALICE and forces the  screen
  to update as appropriate. In order to work correctly, it also requires STIC,
  the  STEWART iconify manager (also on disk) and only runs under MagiC  3  or
  later. Docs currently in German.

  STIC  V1.00  by  John McLoud - An attempt at  a  universal  iconify  manager
  (although it currently works only with STEWART and NOTHING).  Like ALICE, it
  allows  windows or indeed entire applications to be iconified even when  the
  application itself does not ordinarily support iconification. STIC scores in
  that  it allows the iconified windows to be larger than usual  and  supports
  the use of long filenames in iconified windows. STIC only runs under MagiC 3
  or later. Now in English.

  THE ENHANCER V1.0 by The Behne Brothers - Extends the built-in VDI functions
  of TOS to support off-screen bitmaps and allow the use of the vq_scrninfo(),
   v_opnbm() and v_clsbm() functions. It also patches the Falcon's True Colour
  mode to make v_get_pixel() compatible with it.  This patch is essential  for
  the smooth running of many new programs if you do not have NVDI 2.5 or later
  installed.  If you do, you don't need Enhancer as it's built into NVDI. Docs
  in German but we've done a RUF translation.

  THE ULTIMATE CONVERTER (TUC) V1.02 by Kevin Millican - Allows you to convert
  word  processor  files from any format to any format.  At least  that's  the
  theory!  It works by converting the often non-printable ASCII character used
  to  represent  eg  bold or italic on one word processor  to  those  used  on
  another word processor. Example script files allow you to convert executable
  programs  to  and from ASCII (useful for performing translations)  and  from
  First Word to RTF,  Protext v4.3 to Wordstar,  Protext v4.3 to RTF, ASCII to
  RTF, Write On to RTF, Word Perfect v5.0 to RTF, Word Perfect v5.1 to RTF and
  Wordstar to RTF. Obviously you could alter the scripts to allow any of these
  to  convert to any other or even introduce new conversions if you  know  the
  codes  used  by  the appropriate word  processor(s).  The  docs  are  easily
  followed and explain the command language used in the scripts.

  TUCSHELL  by Geoff Wilson - A nice easy to use GEM based front end  for  use
  with THE ULTIMATE CONVERTER (the original TUC was TTP based).  It allows you
  to  specify  the  full pathnames of the input/output/TUC files  with  a  few
  simple clicks of the mouse.

  PARALLEL COPY V3.21 by Petr Stehlik - Allows you to connect an Atari to a PC
  via the parallel port. This is an early release but supports the sending and
  receiving  of files between any TOS based computer (from ST to  Hades!)  and
  any PC (from an XT to a Pentium) at around five times the speed supported by
  Ghostlink (UTL.4410).  It doesn't give you virtual drives in the clever  way
  that Ghostlink does,  but it's VERY fast at throwing large files across from
  one machine to the other.  It is also possible to connect Atari to Atari and
  PC to PC. Software and cable diagrams (yes, you'll need to make up the cable
  yourself!) for both machines/transfer options is included.

  SPEAKOFF 2 by Thomas Binder - An Auto folder program which switches off  the
  Falcon's  internal  speaker before other programs load up.  There's  also  a
  bootsector  installer which creates an executable bootsector performing  the
  same function, which can be written to any floppy disk.

  XUFSL  V1.05 by Stefan Rogel - A universal font selector for use with  GDOS,
  SpeedoGDOS  and NVDI (v3 or higher).  It allows fonts to be easily  selected
  from  a  pop-up  GEM  window in  applications  which  support  the  extended
  universal font selector protocols.  Very well presented product with lots of
  user-definable settings.  All in German but we've done a RUF translation  of
  the docs.

  ICON  EDITOR V1.0 by Carbonsoft - Allows you to edit the colour  icons  used
  for the TOS 4.xx Desktop. This version does not allow you to create your own
  icons, just edit existing ones. Although it has all the usual editing tools,
  it seems a bit limited but further versions are planned.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5826 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  FONT  ORGANISER  V0.02  by Vincent Godefroy - The  followup  to  TTF-SPD  on
  UTL.5431.  Its  purpose  is to enable and disable  BitStream,  TrueType  and
  Postscript  fonts quickly and easily when running SpeedoGDOS or NVDI  3  (or
  later).  It does this using the same method as that employed by NVDI 4.  The
  process is speeded up by the fact that your font setup is saved in INF files
  which are read the next time you run the program.  This is especially useful
  in the case of fonts stored on CD-ROM where the initial scan can take up  to
  15 minutes!  There's also the ability to search for fonts nested in  folders
  on  a CD-ROM.  All changes made by FONT ORGANISER are effective  immediately
  and you don't need to reboot.

  STEELFIX  by Elite - A replacement loader for the Falcon game  Steel  Talons
  which fixes problems it has running on some RGB monitors.

  KONTEXT  by Bartosz Iljaszewicz - Converts word processor files from the  PC
  and  Mac  to 1st Wordplus format.  The supported WP programs  are  Word  for
  Windows v2.0c,  Word for Mac v5.0,  Write for Windows, TAG for DOS v2.02 and
  CHI  Writer  for DOS v3.52.  The conversion tables are in ASCII  so  there's
  nothing stopping you writing your own conversion tables for other WPs.  Docs
  are in Polish but program's in both languages and very easy to use.

  THE CADENZA COLLECTION - A collection of useful utilties,  all complete with
  source  code  (HiSoft  Basic)  by  Matthew  Bacon.   All  titles  are  being
  distributed as Freeware, despite their high quality.

  AUTOCLOCK  V2.61 - A nice friendly GEM based program which lets you set  the
  time and date (reads system time at bootup).  If running on a  multi-tasking
  OS,  it  can also display a clock on screen and has an alarm facility  which
  alerts you with the message of your choice.  On TOS 1.4 or later you  should
  set it up as an Auto Install application.

  CALC  IT  V4.00 - A handy ACC based calculator.  It's rather  basic  in  the
  functions (+,  -, x, /, M+, MR) it offers but is perfectly adequate for most
  needs.

  LOCKOUT  V1.10  -  An ACC based password  protection  system.  Type  in  any
  password when you leave your desk.  A dialog will pop up requesting that the
  password be entered.  Short of rebooting, nobody will be able to gain access
  to  your machine in your absence.  Enter the same password to 'unlock'  your
  machine. PALETTE - Two small programs, the first stores your current Desktop
  palette  settings  and the second (run after a program which messes  up  the
  palette on exit) restores them.

  PASSWORD v1.10 - An Auto folder program which requires a password.  Place it
  first in the Auto folder and you won't be able to continue the boot  process
  (let alone reach the Desktop!) until the correct password has been entered.

  PRINT IT V1.00 - Useful program for printing ASCII text files.  It  supports
  the use of headers,  footers,  lines per page,  page numbering,  pages to be
  printed,  number of copies,  margin settings and more.  It even lets you use
  the built-in fonts in your printer.  An Epson printer driver is supplied  as
  standard  but YOU CAN edit the ESCape codes to suit your own  printer  using
  PRINT IT V2.

  PRINT  IT  V2.05  - Designed especially for those of you who  own  the  more
  modern  printers which don't have dipswitches!  It allows you to create  and
  test  your  own printer drivers which can then be used  in  conjuction  with
  PRINT IT V1 to print out ASCII text files.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5887 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  DUET  MAGIC V0.4 by Senseless Software - A Freeware patch which  allows  the
  networking software DUET (on F.5018) to run under the MagiC operating system
  (rather than TOS).

  QED V4.10 by Christian Felsch - A very powerful text editor from Germany. It
  has its own Desktop and looks reminiscent of Tempus.  QED is fast, GEM based
  and  supports the calling of external programs allowing you to  make,  link,
  compile  and  run  your own source code via  any  SE  compatible  shell.  It
  supports  the  use  of  any loaded font (rather than  the  System  font)  if
  (Speedo)GDOS  or  NVDI  (v3  or later) is installed  and  prints  using  1st
  Wordplus  printer drivers so there should be no problem finding a driver  to
  suit.  Like Everest,  it supports the use of kurzels (shortcuts for commonly
  used words and phrases),  keyboard shortcuts and the GEM Clipboard.  A macro
  recorder is built in.  Supports the following protocols,  VA_START, AP_TERM,
  AC_HELP, SH_WDRAW, SC_CHANGED, DRAG & DROP, OLGA and SE and supports the use
  of long filenames (on systems offering this feature). Program in English and
  German but docs (in ST-Guide format) only partially translated.

  MOONGAMES  X LOADER by Daniel Fischer - An alternative loader for  MoonGames
  which  allows  you to increase your credits to any amount and save up  to  8
  games which can then be resumed by selecting them from a menu.

  MULTI-SAVER  V1.00  by Graham Jarvis & Ben Allfree -  A  multi-media  screen
  saver.  It  lets you play a MOD file and display an MPEG animation  after  a
  specified  period  of inactivity to prevent monitor  burn-in.  It  works  in
  conjunction with Paula and Play MPEG (although you can use any MPEG player),
  both of which are included.  All you need are the MOD and MPG files of  your
  choice  (check  out our SOUND and ENT_DEMO sections in the catalogue  for  a
  selection of both).  You can set the idle time, which peripherals to monitor
  for activity and by listing several MPEGs and MODs,  get a random  selection
  each time Multi-Saver runs.  Just one catch,  it needs to be run on a multi-
  tasking OS (Multi-TOS,  Geneva, MagiC etc).

  NOTES v2 by Dominique Béréziat - A handy utility which lets you create notes
  which  can be pasted onto the Desktop as reminders.  Performs  an  identical
  function  to  the  Memo  Pad in Ease  and  Stickies  on  the  Macintosh.  If
  (Speedo)GDOS is loaded you can use any installed font for your notes. All in
  French but use is obvious. Must be run under Multi-TOS, MagiC or Geneva.

  RGBVGA  v2  by Ivan Dimbleby - Allows you to automatically boot  up  with  a
  different NEWDESK.INF to suit your monitor type.  Useful if you have RGB and
  VGA monitors and regularly swap between them. RGBVGA checks the monitor type
  and loads the correct INF.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5888 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  START ME UP SETUP V1.0 by Heiko Schäfer - An invaluable companion to  Thomas
  Much's  Start Me Up on UTL.5760.  It allows you to drag and  drop  pathnames
  into the Start button to automatically add them to SMU's configuration file.
  Guaranteed  to save hours of manually typing your system details  into  SMU.
  Unfortunately it's in German but we've done a RUF translation of the docs.

  LHARC JUNIOR V3.12 by Dirk Haun - A cut down TTP based version of  Christian
  Grunenberg's  LHARC Shell for use with CLIs.  Ideal for use with the Two  In
  One  shell  on  UTL.4372.  Includes THE EXPLORER'S GUIDE TO  LHARC  by  Alan
  Kennedy,  which is a document detailing the history of LHARC and  discussing
  the  various versions available.  All programs and docs in both English  and
  German.

  STRAINER by UDS - A cheat program for use with their Substation  game.  Load
  in any saved game file and change its attributes to suit. It lets you select
  different starting levels and much more.  Obviously you'll need the original
  Substation game in order to use this program.

  IMAGIN V3.2E by Reinhard Maier - A comprehensive graph plotter which  excels
  in  its ability to handle complex numbers and supports  logarithmic  output.
  Features include fast fourier transformation with autoscaling, fast flexible
  output  of complex and real functions,  formula library with  50  functions,
  powerful zooming, polar mode, logarithmic scaling of both axis, printing and
  font support via (Speedo)GDOS and NVDI (v3 or later), full support for mouse
  and keyboard, multi-tasking friendly and much more. A special FPU version is
  included for enhanced performance on machines with an FPU.  Includes docs in
  ST-Guide format.

  DRUG  GLOSSARY  by  W  G Jones - A  Supercard  3  (F.5348)  format  database
  containing  brief  details  of  over 2200  generic  and  brand-named  drugs,
  together  with a range of vitamins,  minerals and other  preparations  often
  used as drugs. This is the same datafile as that on F.5365, except that this
  one  has  been converted for use with Supercard v3 (rather  than  v1).

  POOR MAN'S FILE SERVER (PMFS) v1.03 by Paul L Moreau - A Unix to Atari  file
  server.  Sounds  odd  but  what  it does is allow  you  to  connect  a  Unix
  workstation  to  your Atari via the RS232 port and access  the  Unix's  hard
  drive as if it were attached directly to your computer.  Files can be copied
  in either direction. You get an executable for the Atari and a C source file
  (which  must  be compiled) for the Unix.  We advise the use  of  HSModem  on
  F.4365 in order to ensure reliable data transfer at higher baud rates.

  PLATIN  by  Torsten Mohr - A printed circuit board  designer.  It  lets  you
  design  circuit  board sizes of 128x128 (page length 16.256cm)  and  256x256
  (double length pages) with a depth of up to 4 planes.  It has powerful block
  tools enabling you to cut, copy, rotate, mirror and drag blocks. It even has
  a  test mode which lets you validate your circuit before creating  the  real
  thing.  This  Shareware version lets you design and print your own  circuits
  but you cannot save them until you register.  Unfortunately program and docs
  are in German but we've done a RUF translation of the docs.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5889 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  800XL DJ by Kolja Koischwitz & Christian Krüger - As the name suggests, this
  is  an  Atari 800XL disk drive emulator.  It allows you to  load/save  files
  to/from  1050  and  XF551 disk drives and print to  XL  printers.  You  must
  connect  the  XL to the ST using an RS232 lead (a hardware  modification  is
  also needed if using a Falcon).  Data can be copied in either direction with
  XL disks being stored as disk images on the ST. 800XL DJ lets you pack these
  images using Atomik packer and they can still be read as normal (as  virtual
  drives) on either machine.  Program in English but docs in German,  although
  we've done a RUF translation. ST and Falcon versions on disk.

  ITOSHO by The Flerps - A complete new level for UDS's game,  Substation.  It
  takes  the place of your original disk 2.  Obviously you must  already  have
  Substation or it won't work!

  DST  by  Jos  den Bekker - Sets your computer's clock back  by  an  hour  in
  October and forward by an hour in March to coincide with  GMT/BST.  Although
  set  to  these values by default,  you can specify the dates  and  times  of
  change and hours or minutes by which to alter the clock,  making it an ideal
  tool for use worldwide.

  FAMILY  TREE  v2.28 by Ian & Mark Baker - This program lets you  store  your
  family tree on disk,  allowing for easy cross referencing.  It comes with an
  extensive manual on disk and now supports Falcon screen resolutions.

  SS+SPOOL  by  Simon Volant - A print spooler designed to  speed  up  printer
  output  in  030 based Ataris.  Also included is a program  which  loads  and
  prints a TGA using the spooler and another which lets you alter the built-in
  printer driver (Canon BJ-10ex by default) to suit.  Unfortunately there's no
  docs and the programs and assembler sources are all in French.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5965 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  CALSER V1.1 by Roine Stenberg - Copyrighted Calamus fonts only run with  the
  copy of Calamus they are licensed for. This serial number is embedded within
  the  font.  PD/Shareware  fonts  have a serial number  of  0.  This  program
  displays  the serial number of every Calamus font in a given  directory.  It
  does not attempt to change any serial numbers, it merely displays them.

  GDOS  PRINTER  DRIVERS  - A collection of GDOS (as  opposed  to  SpeedoGDOS)
  printer drivers.  Supported devices include Canon LBP,  Epson LQ, Epson FX80
  (2  versions),  HP Laserjet,  MetaSys (2 versions),  Star NB15,  NEC  P6  (2
  versions),  generic  24-pin (4 versions including wide  carriage  printers),
  SLM804,  SMM804.  There's  also a utility which lets you modify an Epson  FX
  (normal or wide carriage) printer driver to make it compatible with the Star
  Gemini 10X or 15X or the Atari SLM804.  Please note that you require a  copy
  of  GDOS v1.1 (or one of the various PD clones) in order to use the  drivers
  on this disk. They will not work with SpeedoGDOS or NVDI.

  GDOS_CPX  - Three CPXs for use with Atari's Xcontrol on UTL.3879.  They  are
  for use with GDOS/SpeedoGDOS.

  OUTLINE.CPX - A replacement for Speedo's OUTLINE.ACC. It lets you set up the
  caches and width tables, set default paths and list disabled fonts.

  OPTIONS.CPX - Displays the current default Speedo printer and lets you alter
  the print quality, page size, output port, DPI etc.

  PRINTER.CPX  -  Lets you alter the default path to your  fonts  and  printer
  drivers for use with GDOS.  You can also change the settings for paper size,
  printable area etc.  This CPX is more or less a combination of the  previous
  two but for GDOS rather than SpeedoGDOS.

  HELP  LIBRARY V2.01 by Jeroen Scheerder - A menu driven system for  creating
  your  own Help files.  Full C sources and object file are supplied  so  that
  programmers can incorporate the system directly into their programs. For the
  rest of us there's detailed instructions (in English!) on how to create your
  own Help files without resorting to programming.

  ST-GUIDE  CREATOR  REL 4 by Gregor Duchalski - A collection of  five  useful
  tools  designed  to  take  the pain  out  of  creating  ST-Guide  (UTL.5557)
  hypertext  files.  You can convert the Tele Office handbook and PC UFP  Star
  Trek  database  into ST-Guide format.  Other programs let you  create  alias
  names for pages and append files to each other.  Probably the most useful is
  a  program which lets you convert ASCII text into ST-Guide  format  allowing
  text attributes,  title generation and hierarchal chapter referencing to  be
  added  automatically.  These utilities are invaluable if you're thinking  of
  creating  ST-Guide on-line Help files and reference guides.  Why do  it  the
  hard way?

  DB  SPOOL V1.0 - This useful ACC redirects output intended for  the  printer
  port to a disk file.  It is primarily intended for programmers to avoid  the
  need to put a print to disk option into their code when developing programs.
  It allows them to examine the output file rather than waste reams of  paper.
  It  will  work with most applications but is really only intended  for  text
  output, you'll get odd results if you send it graphic data!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5966 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  CAR_REG  V1.4  by  Mark  Baines - A useful CPX for  use  with  Xcontrol  (on
  UTL.3879)  which  identifies  a  car's year  of  manufacture  and  place  of
  registration  from its registration number.  You can also enter a  town/city
  name  and get a list of valid registration numbers for that  area.  Although
  set up for UK registrations, you can alter the data file for any country.

  POSTCODE V1.2 by Mark Baines - Another CPX for use with Xcontrol.  It allows
  you  identify  which town any specified postcode belongs to  or  obtain  the
  postcode  by entering a place name.  Although set up for UK  postcodes,  the
  data file can be edited to suit any country.

  BASE64 DECODER V0.9 by Jeremy Gillet - More and more files sent by PC  users
  across  the Internet in email messages use Base64 encoding in preference  to
  uuencoding.  The problem is that Atari users can't decode the damned things!
  Well we can now,  thanks to this useful program.  It will decode any  Base64
  encoded file back to its original (ZIP, ZOO, LZH etc) format.

  RCS30  by Bill Penner - An updated version of Atari's Resource  Construction
  Kit  (used by programmers to create RSCs for their programs).  This  version
  allows  larger RSCs to be created,  is multi-tasking friendly,  support  for
  colour icons, and features many bug fixes over the original.

  RDXFS  - A loadable filesystem for use with MagiC.  It installs a  RAM  Disk
  which supports long (up to 32 characters) filenames and the use of any ASCII
  character  in  filenames,  can be password protected and runs in ST  RAM  or
  FastRAM or both. Includes full Pure C sources. Docs in German but we've done
  a RUF translation of the example config file. Requires MagiC 3 or later.

  NEOICONS  - A collection of over 500 icons (quite a few in colour)  for  use
  with Gribnif's NeoDesk 4.

  FALCON  WAD  TOOL by David Murphy - An innovative piece  of  software  which
  allows you to modify and manipulate DOOM WAD files on your Falcon. It allows
  for the easy importing and exporting of resources. Obviously you're going to
  need a WAD file (from a PC magazine cover disk or downloaded from the  'Net)
  and  a  suitable DOOM engine for the Falcon (there are two  on  F.5528).  Be
  warned,  WAD files are massive so you'll probably need 14 Mb in order to  do
  anything useful with this program.

  MODRIPPER  V3.41 by Crashman - As the name suggests,  this program lets  you
  extract any 4,  6 or 8 channel Soundtracker MOD (in XM,  MTM, 669, DMF, MGT,
  GTK,  S3M,  STM,  NTK,  FAR,  PS16,  OKTA,  DTM,  TCB, MDL or MED format) or
  pictures/animations (in EGG,  FLC, FLI, GIF, IFF, INDY, JPEG, PCX, PIX, PNT,
  TG1,  TCP and IIM formats) from executable programs.  Programs packed  using
  Ice  Pack  v2.2/2.4  or  Atomik v3.5 are  automatically  depacked  prior  to
  extracting, other compressed files need to be depacked manually first.

  DIALER V0 by Jarek Orzechowski - Uses the DSP to generate the correct  tones
  to  dial any specified telephone number.  Not sure what its use would be  in
  pratical terms but it works!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5992 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  CONNECTICAD DEMO - Don't be put off by the mention of the word demo, more on
  this  latter.  ConnectiCAD is a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design  package.
  The  package  is  German  in origin but the RSC  has  been  translated  into
  English.  ConnectiCAD  comes with a small symbol library and allows  you  to
  flip,  rotate or invert them to suit. Text can be printed at any size or any
  angle. An invaluable feature is the ability to print reversed text, allowing
  you  to  see  either side of the board without having  to  think  in  mirror
  images.  Print out can be normal, reversed or composite (which allows you to
  examine  the component side of the board with the track side also  visible).
  Several  sizes of pads are supplied as well as the ability to  change  these
  sizes  easily.  Regrettably  there's  no docs  supplied,  although  we  have
  supplied  a detailed review of the package on the disk.  This  demo  version
  does not allow you to save your work in ConnectiCAD's own vector format, you
  can  save in IMG format.  The only disadvantages (apart from the  fact  that
  IMGs  at  300  dpi can be huge!) is that they cannot be  easily  edited  and
  output resolution cannot be changed.  Printout is supported to 9-pin, 24-pin
  and Laserjet/Deskjet printers.

  CLIPBOARD  + by Kellis - An ACC which lets you view the contents of the  GEM
  Clipboard,  rename  SCRAP.TXT (to avoid it being overwritten when  you  next
  copy  a  block)  or export it to the CAB WWW  browser.  English  and  French
  versions included.

  STRIPPER 2 by Christoph Spengler - A useful Desktop notes utility for multi-
  tasking operating systems.  It lets you display up to 20 lines of text in  a
  movable  window.  Up to 10 of these windows can be open at any time and  you
  can  specify  whether  the window is to remain open or close  down  after  a
  predetermined  time (useful for creating reminders at boot time).  The  note
  can be displayed using different fonts,  colours and point sizes (if GDOS or
  a  variant  is installed) for each window and can be created easily  in  any
  text editor (you can even call your text editor to edit them 'on the fly' if
  running an AV compatible Desktop such as Thing (F.5169).

  MAKE  MOD  LIST  V1.0  by  Rémi Vanel - A  useful  utility  if  you  collect
  Soundtracker  MOD  files.  It scans a specified directory  then  writes  out
  information on the MOD files it finds, into an ASCII file. The info includes
  the file name, full module name and packed/unpacked size (if packed with Ice
  2.4,  Atomik 3.5 or Speed Packer 3).  It can read info from S3M,  DTM,  MTM,
  MGT,  FAR,  DMF,  XM,  AMS,  ULT, GT2 and 669 formats as well as stard MODs.
  English and French versions supplied.

  CADENZA  ADDRESS  BOOK  (CAB) V0.99.9 by Matthew Bacon -  One  of  the  best
  address books ever written.  It looks simple,  nothing more than a few lines
  of text (name and telephone number) in a movable GEM window.  Click onto any
  entry  to  get the main database card  where  name,  address,  telephone/fax
  numbers  and other notes can be found.  Searching is simple,  just type  the
  first  few  letters  of  the surname or forename and  all  matches  will  be
  displayed instantly.  As you type more letters, the search narrows until you
  are left with a single entry.  Data can be sorted alphabetically and printed
  out. If you need a powerful yet easy to use address book, look no further.

  ATARI  PERSONAL  ORGANISER V1.32b by Matthew Bacon - An  integrated  package
  comprising of five Cadenza programs.  There's a diary,  notepad, calculator,
  clock and address book.  The clock, calculator and address book programs are
  also  available as stand alone programs but (unless you're short of  memory)
  you will probably prefer this version.  The diary is very flexible acting  a
  reminder for upcoming events.  Assuming your system clock is set  correctly,
  you  can instantly access the Today menu which holds all your info  for  the
  current day.  Another useful feature is the 7 day summary which gives you an
  overview of the week ahead.  You can even re-schedule diary entries,  moving
  them from one date to another.  Output is supported to disk or printer.  The
  notepad is merely for jotting down reminders as you work,  regrettably these
  cannot be saved.  The standalone version of the address book is also on this
  disk. The calculator and clock programs are on F.5826.

  PLAYBACK v2.x - A cut down ACC version of Print-It v2 on F.5826.  It  merely
  lets  you send the required control codes to the printer.  You will need  to
  have  (or create) a printer driver appropriate to your printer using a  text
  editor  or  Print-It V2.  After that it's a case of selecting  the  required
  functions from the list of those available.  Its main advantages over Print-
  It  v2  are its smaller memory requirements and ability to  be  called  from
  within any GEM program.
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                                  ´ F.6022 ´
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  JP40  by  Harun Scheutzow - A DIY hardware project for building  an  adaptor
  which  allows Maxon's Junior Prommer (an EPROM burner) to create 16-bit  44-
  pin  EPROMs (27C1024,  27C2048,  27C4096,  27C8192 devices) as well  as  the
  smaller capacity 27C210 and 27C1002 varieties. The short instructions are in
  German  but  we've  done a RUF translation.  Diagrams and  PCB  layouts  are
  supplied as 300 dpi IMG files.  You will also require a software driver such
  as Pinatubo (on F.5351 ).

  M_TUNF  V1.0  by David Reitter - Allows you to 'unfreeze' ACCs  or  programs
  running  in  single-tasking  mode under  MagiC  or  MagiCMac.  Under  normal
  circumstances  only  normal multi-tasking programs can be unfrozen  if  they
  crash. German docs but with a RUF translation.

  GRAPH  V1.49  by Bernard le Tirant - Perhaps the best  statistical  analysis
  program ever written,  but don't let that put you off! Graph is is GEM based
  spreadsheet  with in-built graphing facilities.  Everything is  customisable
  and  simple  to use.  Data can be presented as pie charts,  bar  graphs  and
  linear graphs in 11 different styles.  The charts are all vector graphs  and
  can  be moved around a blank page and positioned as required.  Text  can  be
  added  too.  Individual  graphs can be saved in GEM Metafile format  or  the
  entire  page can be printed or saved.  Graph works well as  a  sophisticated
  spreadsheet,  yet  offers much more with its integrated graphing  functions.
  There's just one catch,  (Speedo)GDOS or NVDI must be installed in order  to
  use  the  fonts  and graphing capabilities although  plain  text  output  is
  possible from the spreadsheet without these.  Program in English.  A serious
  competitor to K-Spread 4. Shareware at its best. Multi-tasking friendly.

  TAR-IMP  by  Carsten  Friehe - A plug in module for  GEMAR  v2.31  or  later
  (F.5149)  which lets you import individual files from tape archives  created
  using  the TAR archiving method (despite the fact that tar archives  do  not
  have  an  Index file).  It supports the  GNU-tar,  SINIX-tar  and  HP-UX-tar
  variants.  Only of use if you are already using GEMAR. German docs but we've
  done a RUF translation.

  TURBO  PACKER by Wolfgang Mayerle - Yet another file packer.  It  compresses
  both  executable  and data files,  giving similar results to  Ice  Pack  and
  Atomik.  No  docs but simple to use.

  DSPCONT  -  An ACC which allows you to unlock the DSP (from the  Desktop  or
  within any GEM program) if it crashes during any operation.  Avoids the need
  to power down your Falcon before using another DSP based application.

  DSPBENCH  V1.0  -  Gives information on the  performance  of  your  Falcon's
  DSP56001  co-processor measured against the standard  expected  performance.
  Results  are  saved to disk as an ASCII file.  Most useful  for  comparative
  purposes after fitting a processor accelerator like Nemesis.

  NEMBENCH V1.0 - Another benchmark program for testing the CPU and FPU. Saves
  results  to  disk as ASCII file.  Once again most useful for testing  out  a
  processor accelerator.  No docs for either benchmark program but results are
  fairly obvious anyway.
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                                  ´ F.6023 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  A  LA  CARD by Reiner Rosin - Allows the GFA Basic (v3.6TT only) to  run  on
  graphics cards with more than 2 colours. It also lets it run in 256 and True
  Colour modes on the Falcon and on a Mac running MagiCMac.

  ATARIWIC  - A set of icons originally supplied in RSC format on Atari  World
  cover disks which have been converted for use with Gribnif's NeoDesk 4.

  AZIMUTH  V1.0  by Neil Wakeling - Input three of the  following:-  latitude,
  azimuth,  altitude  and declination and the program calculates  the  fourth.
  Intended to be used by amateur/pro astronomers although it could have  other
  uses eg; for radio HAMs.

  BIG  BOB V0.92 by Mark Slagell - A file finder program.  It can  search  all
  connected  drives  very  fast.  It is unique in that  it  does  not  require
  wildcards to be entered,  just any part of the filename you're looking  for.
  Big Bob can also search for ASCII text within files.

  DICTION by Ray Tufft - A simple German to English translation program. Input
  a German word and get its English equivalent. There is also the facility for
  adding  comments  where  a  word has two  or  more  meanings.  The  supplied
  dictionary is very small but easily added to.

  DSCHK  v2.5 by Mark Baines - Displays details on a floppy disk's format  and
  structure and tests its integrity,  reporting any errors found. It tells you
  everything you could ever want to know about the selected floppy. Invaluable
  tool for determining faults or even obtaining data about damaged disks prior
  to attempting recovery.

  MSB ANSI by Mark Baines - Replacement system fonts which contain the  entire
  ANSI character set. Particularly useful for comms enthusiasts designing ANSI
  pages  off-line  and  for  reading ASCII documents  which  use  special  IBM
  characters for underlining, boxes and so forth. They can be installed as the
  default system font using NeoDesk,  Fontkit, GDOS, Warp 9 or NVDI. They also
  provide a much easier to read font than the standard Desktop one.

  MSB  ATARI  by Mark Baines - As MSB ANSI except that they contain  the  full
  Atari  adaptation of the ASCII character set rather than the  ANSI  variant.
  Once again they need to be installed using NeoDesk, Warp 9, GDOS, Fontkit or
  NVDI.

  SEEKxxMS  by Mark Baines - Three programs which let you set the steprate  on
  Drive A or B to 6ms or 3ms (covers all combinations of these). Invaluable if
  using slow drives or a high density drive on TOS versions below 2.06.

  CLOCK  SETTER v3 by Martin Howard - A clock setter program for use on  a  PC
  running  Gemulator or a PC emulator (hardware or software based) running  on
  an ST or Falcon. It is designed as a stop gap fix for the Millenium Bug when
  running under emulation. It is not needed on a "real" Atari.

  WAY  POINTS V1.0 by Mark Baines - A CPX (for use with XControl on  UTL.3879)
  which  shows  the  distance between any two Ordnance  Survey  National  Grid
  References and the magnetic bearing of the second from the first.

  SHUTDOWN+  by  Thomas  Much - A replacement Shutdown program  for  use  with
  MagiC.  It  informs  you when it is safe to switch off  your  computer  (you
  should never just hit the reset button when running a multi-tasking OS)  and
  reports  back any errors encountered.  This version has a  few  improvements
  over the one supplied with MagiC and is also Multi-TOS compatible.

  FINDER  V1.10 by Holger Weets - An easy to use file finder with a number  of
  extras.  It  runs as a PRG or ACC and can perform searches as  a  background
  task  when  run as an ACC or under a multi-tasking  OS.  Finder  can  locate
  individual files or ASCII text within them in LZH, ZIP, ARJ and ZOO archives
  as well as in regular files.  It also finds files on any drive connected  to
  your system. German docs but very easy to use.

  LPR V2.0 by Raiko Nitsche - A print spooler for use with Multi-TOS.  It runs
  in the background, allowing you to continue working while printing. Jobs are
  managed in a print queue which can be viewed, have files removed from it, or
  be removed completely. Also includes an adapted version for use on networks.
  Requires MiNT or Multi-TOS.

  TRANCRLF  by Erlend Nagel - Converts Atari/PC,  Mac or Unix ASCII  files  to
  each other by subsituting the end of line carriage returns and/or line feeds
  as  necessary  so as to make the text readable on  the  different  machines.
  Essential if you also use Macintosh and/or Unix machines at work.

  FLEXI-ARC  V3.1a  by  William Wong - A simple to use  archiver  shell  which
  supports  up  to  5  archiver  programs.  Does  not  include  the  archivers
  themselves.

  GOOFY V1.2 by Patrice Bensoussan - An interrupt driven printer  spooler.  It
  acts  just  like  the  print function on the Desktop  except  that  you  can
  continue to use your computer when the file is printing if you run it as  an
  ACC  or under a multi-tasking OS.  In fact it can even be used as  a  direct
  replacement for Multi-TOS's LPR.  Goofy is intended to be used for  printing
  text  only  but also works with applications which output in  graphic  mode,
  albeit very slowly,  but who cares when it frees up your machine to work  on
  something else?

  STE_X by Kellis - Auto folder programs which switch on normal STE  emulation
  or switch the CPU and/or blitter speed to 8Mhz for compatibility with  older
  programs.  Similar  to Backward but simpler to use,  although  success  rate
  varies.

  APEX ICON - A Desktop icon for Apex Media for use with TOS 4.xx. Supplied in
  RSC format.

  PROBE  HOUSE  EXPENSE MANAGER V3.2b by William Wong - A  well  written  home
  accounts  package.  It  is  entirely GEM based and  both  multi-tasking  and
  (Speedo)GDOS friendly. You can set up any number of accounts (these could be
  named Car,  Credit Card,  Groceries,  Entertainment,  Mortgage etc). This is
  where the money comes from.  Next is the categories eg;  petrol, repairs and
  insurance  could be linked to Car and floppy disks,  hardware  upgrades  and
  software could be linked to Computer.  This method allows to create  reports
  on  exactly  where  your money is going,  breaking it down  as  far  as  you
  specify. Budgets can be kept for any account or category, giving an analysis
  of exactly how much is left in individual accounts (or by how much you  have
  overspent).  Graphs  can also be generated if required.  A  calendar  (which
  takes its setting from your internal clock) is also included. The results of
  any  analysis  can be printed out or exported as comma delimited  ASCII  for
  import into databases and spreadsheets. Similarly, comma delimited ASCII can
  be  imported  into  PHEM.  An  excellent home  accounts  package  with  more
  versatility than most.

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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6049 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  PaCifiST  v0.48  by  Frederic Gidouin - A Freeware ST emulator  for  PC  and
  compatibles. This disk allows you to run Atari software on a PC and is aimed
  at  those of you who own both machines.  First of all,  you need a  TOS  ROM
  image.  As the code contained within TOS ROMs is copyright Atari,  it is not
  supplied.  Instead, an ST program is supplied which copies TOS from your own
  ST into a disk file. If you no longer own a "real" ST, you will be unable to
  use  PaCifiST  as you need this TOS image.  PaCifiST is supplied on  a  high
  density disk so it can be read on a PC but NOT on an ST. In order to use the
  TOSDUMP  program,  you must first copy it (on the PC) onto a 720K disk  then
  use this on your ST. PaCifiST is compatible with all TOS versions up to 2.06
  and  you can swap between TOS versions if you have access to more than  one.
  Once  set  up,  the  program accurately emulates a standard ST  or  STe  and
  includes support for mouse, joystick, sound (DMA stereo if emulating an STE)
  and  all  ST  screen resolutions.  It runs all properly  behaved  GEM  based
  programs as you would expect. In addition, it can also run most ST games and
  demos,  even  a number of commercial games.  This is done by  creating  disk
  images  which  can  then be autobooted like a "real" disk  in  Drive  A  and
  there's no limit to the number of these "virtual disks" which may be  stored
  on your PC's hard drive. PaCifiST runs under DOS or Windows (incl Win95) and
  comes with a number of useful setup and configuration utilities. A fast '486
  (or  Pentium) is required in order to emulate an ST at full speed.  It  will
  run on lower specified machines but may be a little slow.   This   disk   is
  included  in our collection for the benefit of customers who use both  Atari
  and PC computers.  We regret that no technical advice can be offered on this
  product as we do not own a PC at Floppyshop.

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                                  ´ F.6070 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  BUBBLEGEM V0.4 by Thomas Much - How often have you found  yourself  spending
  hours  (days?)  familiarising  yourself with an application's interface only
  to find you've forgotten what all the icons do, a few weeks later? Bubblegem
  displays short text about each icon in a speech bubble when you  right-click
  over the icon.  Programs need to be Bubblegem aware but  simple examples are
  given so  it's not a  major job  incorporating it into  your  own  programs.
  Bubblegem runs as an ACC or PRG. Several of the newer Shareware programs are
  already starting to support Bubblegem.

  FILLER by Remi Vanel - A tool for aiding backups.  It 'decides' which of the
  selected  files  would fit onto a floppy disk leaving the  minimum  of  free
  space.  You can optionally use up all free space by cutting large files  and
  splitting them between two or more disks.  All the calculations are done  by
  the program.  There are some restrictions on this Shareware version. English
  and French versions supplied.

  CD  LIB  V1  by Olivier Azeau - When used in  conjunction  with  MetaDOS  or
  ExtenDOS  it allows you to play audio CDs on your CD-ROM drive (do  remember
  you'll need to use headphones or you won't hear anything!). Type Help to get
  a  list  of  commands.  The program looks a bit basic  at  first  sight  but
  includes C source and libraries so that you can include it functions in your
  own programs.

  CODX  by  Philippe  Galmel - Password protect any file with  your  name  and
  chosen code. The file then appears garbled to anyone trying to read (or run)
  it.  Rerun  this  program and enter the correct code to restore  it  to  its
  original state.

  DTCOOKIE  V1.2  by Christoph Zwerschke - Adds international  date  and  time
  cookies  to the Cookie Jar.  These control the keyboard language and  layout
  and  how the date and time are displayed.  Their default settings are  taken
  from  non-volatile RAM and can be changed by software.  With  these  cookies
  installed,  when  they  are  changed,  the changes  remain  active  for  all
  applications. Many dual language applications use these cookies to determine
  which language RSC to load. Docs in German but with a RUF translation.

  DUB'S PRINTER SPEEDER V1.01 - Claims to speed up printing by up to 50 times.
  Similar to iPRN and Fpprint.

  ENTER by Gen & Wax - Execute a TOS program from this TTP. When you exit your
  chosen  program,  the screen display will be frozen until you press  Return,
  giving you as much time as you need to read any text on the screen.

  MSX0 V0.12 by F van Heusden - Does anyone remember the MSX computer? This is
  an  MSX  emulator  which runs on any Atari.  It appears  to  be  quite  well
  designed  as it features 3 channel music,  printer and RS232 support  and  a
  whole lot more.  Virtual disk drives can be created and a few example  basic
  programs  are given.  Unfortunately there's no  instructions,  although  you
  should know what you're doing if you own an MSX.

  OBJECT  LINKING  for GEM APPLICATIONS (OLGA) V1.2 by Thomas  Much  -  Allows
  object linking between programs.  Put simply,  under a multi-tasking OS lets
  assume  you  have the same file open in two applications at the  same  time.
  When  you  edit it in one application,  it is automatically updated  in  the
  other if object linking is active. The benefits are obvious. This version of
  OLGA  may be run as an ACC or set up in MagiC/Multi-TOS to run only when  an
  OLGA  aware  application  is active.  Includes full  programmer's  docs  (in
  English)  in  ST-Guide (F.4782) format.  Also on disk is  a  program  called
  OLGAniser which adds OLGA support to existing GEM programs,  a debugger  and
  other support files.  Apart from OLGA itself,  most of the other  files/docs
  are in German but we've done a RUF translation.  Only runs under Mult-TOS or
  MagiC.

  QLEM V1.45 by Jochan Klockars - A Sinclair QL (sucessor to the ZX  Spectrum)
  emulator.  It includes parallel port and joystick support,  can boot from  a
  disk image and can read Atari floppy disks. However, it does not have RS232,
  micro  drive,  hard drive or sound support.  Another program is included  to
  read QL disks and convert the data on them into legal TOS filenames so  they
  can be run from the newly created virtual disk file.  Like the MSX emulator,
  this is an interesting curiosity rather than a full blown emulator.

  WRAP  MOUSE V1.61 by Richard Short - A useful program which lets you  assign
  key  functions such as Control or Alternate to the right mouse  button.  You
  can  also  make the right button simulate a double-click or  swap  over  the
  functions  of the right and left buttons.  The mouse pointer can  also  wrap
  around to the opposite edge when it hits the top,  bottom,  left or right of
  the screen area. Works with standard Atari mice as well as serial mice using
  the  appropriate custom driver software.  All functions controlled by a  CPX
  for use with Atari's Xcontrol (F.4862).

  TEST SCSI by Centek - Tests any SCSI hard drive (just select its ID  number)
  on your SCSI chain for errors.

  JAY MSA V1.03 by Jay Soft - A new version of the Magic Shadow Archiver which
  copies the entire contents of a disk into a single file.  It creates a  disk
  image and is therefore ideal for use with demos since it preserves odd  disk
  formats  and  custom bootsectors.  This version adds the ability  to  browse
  directories in MSA files and extract individual files rather than an  entire
  disk.  File compression is also supported.  Jay MSA runs in a window and  is
  therefore ideally suited for use with Multi-TOS and Magic,  although it will
  run under TOS.
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                                  ´ F.6081 ´
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  ICONS  -  A collection of GIF images of icons grabbed from the  PC  or  Mac,
  which  can be imported into Interface and other Falcon icon editors for  use
  on  your  Desktop.  There are 24 flags and 30 miscellaneous files  (most  of
  which contain several icons each.

  DESKTOP TEXTURES by Avernus - A collection of 26 impressive textures created
  on  the Mac which can be used as Desktop backdrops using  Deskpic  (F.3982),
  Ease or most other replacement Desktops.  All are created to file seemlessly
  and form a continuous pattern on your Desktop.  As good as they  are,  these
  are merely samples from a larger collection.

  TEXTURES - 12 more excellent Desktop textures from an unknown source.

  TILES - Another 38 Desktop textures from another unknown author.  These  are
  probably the best of the three collections in my opinion.

  S_BALL  by  Jens Thoms Toerring - A rather unusual screen  saver  (generates
  constantly  moving images when computer is idle,  so as to  prevent  monitor
  damage). It runs as an ACC and, rather than clearing the existing screen, it
  generates bouncing balls all over it.  You can set the delay time, number of
  balls and speed of the balls but the more balls on screen,  the slower  they
  move.  A  pleasant  change  for the usual  screen  savers.  Icludes  ST  and
  TT/Falcon version as well as source code in C and assembler.

  TWINSYNC - When you connect a multi-sync monitor to the Falcon,  the shifter
  chip generates two v_sync pulses instead of one.  This upsets Protracker and
  other  programs.  Twinsync traps every second pulse and cures  the  problem.

  SHUTDOWN   V1.5  by Alexander Barton - A replacement  Shutdown  program  for
  MagiC, MagiC PC and MagiCMac. It is configurable from an INF file and allows
  you  to perform a warm or cold reset of MagiC or a  complete  shutdown.  The
  shutdown  process  can  be interrupted and you can  specify  how  individual
  programs are shut down (i.e. whether you are prompted to save data or not).

  DOMAGIC  by Alexander Barton - When used in conjunction  with  Shutdown,  it
  lets you restart MagiC from TOS without having to reboot.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6093 ´
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  STAMP  VALUES V1.1 by Mark Baines - A CPX (for use with Xcontrol on  F.4862)
  which  calculates  the  minimum stamps required to  make  up  any  specified
  postage  value.  You  can  specify which denominations of  stamps  you  have
  available  and the data files may be updated when postage rates increase  or
  stamp denominations change. Highly recommended if you regularly need to post
  odd-priced items.

  RAGE  by The Resevoir Gods - Nemesis owners will be impressed by  the  speed
  increase  on  their machines but somewhat disappointed that many  games  and
  demos  refuse to run correctly.  This little patch restores the  Videl  chip
  back to a Nemesis friendly state when rogue programs try to mess it up.

  FALC_RS1 - Replacement RSC files for use  with  Atari's
  CHKDISK,  CONFIG, HDX and HINSTALL which give them a 3D look.

  GETREZ0  by Jim Baumgardner - Intercepts calls to getrez function to  ensure
  they  always return a zero.  This lets you run some ST low res  software  on
  640x480  resolutions  on  the  Falcon.

  INSTALL  V1.0 by Funship - Allows programmers to supply their software in  a
  user  friendly  manner.   Install  is  set  up  to  prompt  for  each   disk
  appropriately  in  the  case of multiple disk  installations.  It  can  also
  install the various components to different locations on your hard drive  as
  required.  It can also uninstall programs.  Very easy to set up and use with
  English, French and German RSCs. All docs in English.

  DCLICK  by  Christian  Peppermuller - Lets you install  applications  to  be
  started  by  data files bearing different extensions.  You can  also  decide
  whether  that  program  should  be  started in TOS  or  GEM  mode  and  pass
  parameters  to it.  If you have lots of installed applications,  this is  an
  excellent  way to keep your Desktop/Newdesk INF files down  in  size.  Also,
  just  modify  one line in every INF on your system and  the  same  installed
  application list will be active in all resolutions.

  DOAUTO 2 by Christian Peppermuller - A boot selector program which lets  you
  set up as many as 30 custom boot up settings.  It is particularly useful  as
  it  can automatically run programs from outside the Auto  folder  completely
  transparent  to  the  user  and  you  can  leave  useful  comments  in   the
  configuration  files.  ACCs  can be loaded from the root  directory  of  any
  drive,  not just C.  Also, less memory can be allocated to the system during
  boot up in order to improve speed. Your computer's full memory allocation is
  restored immediately after booting.

  ED_E  - A basic text editor intended for editing/creating the  config  files
  for Dclick and DoAuto.

  FILELINK  by  Christian Peppermuller - Lets you create  aliases.  These  are
  small files which automatically start up the main program.  Aliases could be
  grouped in folders according to program types,  although the "real"  program
  is often in a completely different location on your hard drive. Performs the
  same function as an Alias on the Mac or a Shortcut in Windows 95.

  DO  SHUTDOWN  by Alexander Barton - An ACC which activates a  Shutdown  from
  MagiC.  It  automatically  shuts down the system from the ACC  menu  without
  having to return to the Desktop and select Quit from the File menu.

  LOOK  V2.4  by  Gen  & Wax - An impressive file  editor  written  in  Visual
  Assembler.  It  displays  the contents of any file in both  hexadecimal  and
  ASCII  in a GEM window.  Edit either window and both are changed  instantly,
  although nothing is saved to disk until you select to do so.  Up to 16 files
  may  be edited or searched simultaneously.  Perhaps the best file edit  ever
  written! Runs as a PRG or ACC.

  HARD  DISK SAVER II by Pierre Laloe - Spins down your hard drive when it  is
  not being used for read or write operations.  This saves power and wear  and
  tear on the drive motor.  Only works if you have an XHDI driver (such as  HD
  Driver) installed.  Obviously the drive spins up immediately as soon as  you
  attempt to access it. Runs as an ACC or PRG. Includes assembler source.

  AV TEST V1.1 by Alexander Barton - Searches for the active AV server in your
  system  and  displays a list of its capabilities (some AV servers  are  more
  functional than others) along with the AES version number.  Of no use unless
  you are running a replacement Desktop (eg; Thing) which is AV compatible.

  AV  SERVER  V1.1 by Alexander Barton - An AV server for use with  MagiC  and
  MagXDesk.  MagiC versions prior to v5 did not incorporate AV support and  v5
  only implements it partially. This program adds full AV support to MagXDesk.
  It is only required if you are using MagiC with MagXDesk,  it is not  needed
  if you are using Ease as your replacement Desktop.

  CONFIG  SL V2.2 by David Cottenceau - Acts as a sort of boot manager for  SL
  as  it  lets you create several CALAMUS.SET files (each of  which  may  have
  different  modules active) and swap between them.  It also links in  to  CFN
  View  and  Pack  CDK to let you view fonts or archive  fonts  or  documents,
  assuming  you have these packages installed on  your  system.  Unfortunately
  program  and docs are in French.

  JAY  FORMATTER  V2.1 by Jay Software - Lets you format disks  to  normal  or
  extended capacities (DD and HD). You can also change the disk's volume label
  or  simply zero the disk rather than format it.  Lots of other  options  are
  also available.  On of the best formatting programs ever.  Runs as an ACC or
  PRG. Multi-TOS compatible.

  JAY  GROUPS v1.0 by Jay Software - Lets you create symbolic links  (aliases)
  to  files on your hard drive.  It is then a case of opening the  appropriate
  group to bring it up in a Desktop window look-alike.  Double-click a file to
  run it or a folder to open it. A folder inside a group may have its contents
  in  many different locations on your hard drive) but they appear as if  they
  are  all in the same location.  An excellent way to organise  your  Desktop.
  Most  useful  under a multi-tasking system but does run  under  single  TOS.
  Compatible the Jayshell.

  LIFT  OFF by Lxix Software - A simple to use program launcher for use  under
  single TOS.  Once set up,  just click the name of a program from its menu to
  run that program, no matter where it is on your hard drive.

  NVRAM  v1.04 by Centek - Lets you set up various parameters stored  in  non-
  volatile  RAM and save them as default.  These include SCSI bus  arbitation,
  SCSI  ID and drive power down (all of which are only available with an  XHDI
  driver  installed),  date  and  time format,  screen  resolution  and  mode,
  keyboard layout and language. Very well designed but with no docs!

  THE PROHIBITOR V1.0 by Lxix Software - A password protection  program.  This
  one  is better than most because it sounds off a siren until the machine  is
  rebooted if an incorrect password is entered.  Also,  it hides the  password
  program and file so they cannot be seen on the Desktop.  Finally,  it  lists
  the number of failed accesses the next time you successfully log on.

  RENAMER  v1.0  by Lxix Software - Lets you rename any file  using  "illegal"
  ASCII characters.  Warning - don't use lowercase on the Falcon or the  files
  will become invisible!

  G-TOOL  TRANSLATION  PATCH by Jared Addington - Patches the  German  package
  Graftool so as to translate the text within the program into  English.  This
  patch  only works with the versions dated 04.02.96 and 01.01.97  and  should
  not be used with any other versions.  We've tried it and it works perfectly!

  ROMAN  V1.4  by  Matthias  Jaap -  Translates  decimal  numbers  into  Roman
  numerals.

  SPEAKER TOGGLE V1.0 by Lxix Software - Run from the Auto folder it  switches
  off  the  Falcon's  internal  speaker.  Run  it  from  the  Desktop  and  it
  alternately toggles it on and off.

  DOM'S VIEWER V1.00 by Dominique Bereziat - A text file viewer which displays
  files  in  a GEM window.  It also displays the contents of binary  files  in
  hexadecimal.  It is ideally suited for use on multi-tasking systems but also
  works on single TOS.  In both cases it can be installed as the default  file
  viewer.  If  you insert specific codes into your text files,  they  will  be
  displayed using bold, italic, underlined or coloured text as specified. Docs
  and program in French, but easy enough to figure out.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6109 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  AUTOMORE  by  Thomas Binder - An Auto folder management tool.  It  lets  you
  specify  which Auto folder to run (you can have several located anywhere  on
  your  hard  drive).  You  can also specify a pause between  the  running  of
  some/all  Auto  programs  and whether or not the screen  should  be  cleared
  between programs.  Unfortunately the docs are in German but we've done a RUF
  translation.

  RESOURCE  MASTER  V2.11E  by Armin Diedering - An  excellent  resource  file
  editor which can handle the DESKICON.RSC files used by TOS 2.06 and above as
  (including  colour  icons for TOS 4) well as regular RSC  files.  Very  well
  documented   in  ST-Guide  (UTL.5557)  format.   Supported  in  the  UK   by
  InterActive.

  ELIZA  V1.2  by Matthias Jaap - An up to date version of  the  old  computer
  psychiatrist program.  This one is presented in an attractive GEM shell  and
  claims  to use artificial intelligence.  Tell it your problems and  you  may
  just get a rational solution, but then again....

  MINTAB40  by  Petr Stehlik - An optimised version of MiNT for use  with  the
  Afterburner  040 board.  Designed to make MiNT a usable multi-tasking OS  on
  040  based processors.  Includes several customised CFG files which  can  be
  adapted for your own use.

  MULTISTRIP v0.2 by Thomas Kunneth - Provides a taskbar similar to that  used
  by  Windows  95,  at  the bottom of your screen.  All  active  programs  are
  displayed here and can be selected by clicking onto their name.  It is  very
  similar to AppLine but more versatile, displaying the time/date, a Caps Lock
  indicator and allowing the names to be scrolled through.  Many more  options
  can be user-defined. Requires N.AES or MagiC. Program and docs in German but
  we've done a RUF translation of the docs.

  FALCON  MC68040 CPU TOOLKIT V5.07 - A compilation of  drivers,  patches  and
  tools designed to enhance the use of the Afterburner 040 board.  The  driver
  itself locates any FastRAM fitted,  joins memory segments to form contiguous
  RAM,  manages the CPU cache, checks FastRAM memory for errors, fixes various
  DMA bugs and much more. Please note that this toolkit requires that you have
  some  FastRAM  installed and it does not run  under  MagiC.  Other  included
  software lets you emulate a 68882 FPU on the full (i.e.  not LC) version  of
  Afterburner,  allow Afterburner to cooperate with Nemesis, generate a floppy
  disk bootsector which gets round some booting problems,  fix various DMA and
  SCSI related problems,  switch the blitter to half speed,  use the  copyback
  cache, set program flags and more. All programs are very well documented but
  only work if you have an Afterburner accelerator fitted to your Falcon.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6131 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  AB40FIX  by  Doug  Little  - If you  have  recently  fitted  an  Afterburner
  accelerator  and  are  experiencing  key  stuck/key  repeat/mouse   movement
  problems,  you need this program.  The problem is caused by timimg  problems
  with certain programs (usually those written in Pure C or Turbo C) and  this
  program patches the offending applications to cure the problem.

  ACCESSORIES  V2.0 by Mickael Cousin - An Auto folder program which lets  you
  load  up your ACCs from any location on your hard drive (even from inside  a
  folder). Docs in English and French.

  ATORIC v0.3 by Christian Peppermueller - An Oric 1/Oric Atmos  emulator.  It
  is a near perfect emulation of this once popular 8-bit micro dating back  to
  about  1983-85,  with the exception that there is no easy way to  port  Oric
  programs across from the original tapes. Runs at about 40% of the speed of a
  real Oric on a 16Mhz Falcon. Docs in English and German.

  MULTISTRIP  V0.2 by Thomas KÜnneth - A "task manager" for GEM  programs.  It
  looks like the taskbar in Windows 95 and behaves similarly,  allowing you to
  select any currently running task by clicking its button. It also features a
  Caps Lock indicator and clock as well as pop-up menus which let you  perform
  various  actions  on  the selected task.  Only runs if N.AES  or  MagiC  are
  installed.

  SEABAER - Logs activity under MagiC. It notes what time you started up MagiC
  and  what  time  your  session  was  terminated.  There's  masses  of  other
  information such as whether the session was terminated by a crash,  shutdown
  or resolution change and how long your sessions have lasted during the  past
  day, month or year. Lots of other statistics are also available.

  VIDIEDIT  by  Mauricio  Ricaldi - When you save  an  animation  captured  by
  HiSoft's VideoMaster, you can set up a default COM file which determines how
  your animation should be replayed (7 different options are supported). It is
  normally  necessary  to edit the COM file manually using a  word  processor.
  This  program lets you set up the desired display mode and offset  positions
  quickly and easily with a couple of mouse clicks and saves your settings  in
  an appropriate command file.

  EMUXL V0.3.1 by Konrad Kokosziewicz - An Atari 400/800XL emulator for the TT
  and Falcon.  It runs at about 35% of the speed of a real XL, though hardware
  accelerators  do  boost  performance  (up to 155%  of  original  speed  with
  Afterburner).  It currently emulates Graphics 0 and Graphics 8/24 modes  but
  is under constant development.  Like the old Xformer emulator, this one uses
  virtual  disk images as the preferred method of accessing the  XL  software.
  However,  individual files on your Atari drives may also be loaded directly.
  As ever,  the main problem is porting the files/disk images across from  the
  XL. MiNT, N.AES and MagiC compatible!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6132 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  CBHD  V5.02 by Claus Brod and Steffen Engel - A Freeware hard  disk  driver,
  complete with easy to use formatting, partitioning and user definable custom
  setup capabilities.  It completely replaces AHDI,  ICD Utilities or whatever
  other hard disk driver you happen to be using.  So why change your hard disk
  driver? Well, CBHD is one of the most modern hard disk drivers for the Atari
  range  of  computers.  It removes many of the restrictions  found  in  other
  driver  software  and  it  helps  ensure  cross-platform  compatibility  and
  therefore  portability  of  data.  Features  include:-  supports  up  to  24
  partitions, allows you to partition floppy disks!, fully supports the SCSI 2
  standard,  fully  supports  ALIA (which allows up to 32 SCSI devices  to  be
  connected  instead of the normal 8!) and ICD host adaptors,  boots from  any
  chosen partition,  not just C, boot from any SCSI device, not just SCSI ID 0
  and  performs  transfers  in the background under MagiC.  CBHD  is  an  XHDI
  compliant  driver which essentially means that it can read and write  to  PC
  formatted SCSI devices provided the partition size does not exceed 32 Mb (if
  it  does,  use BIGDOS on F.5509).  CBHD comes with an easy to use GEM  based
  configuration  program.  It  is  well documented  in  ST-Guide  format,  but
  entirely in German.  This latest version supports both SCSI and IDE  drives.
  Falcon owners are warned about possible timing problems when using with SCSI
  devices  (only affects some Falcons) as CBHD,  in certain  cases,  transfers
  data too fast for the machine! There's even a circuit diagram showing how to
  modify your machine, should this be a problem!

  MINTAB40  by  Petr  Stehlik  -  A modified MiNT  kernal  for  use  with  the
  Afterburner 68040 processor accelerator board. It can be used alongside KGMD
  MiNT, MiNT TOS, N.AES, MultiTOS, XaAES, Geneva etc.

  SCRIBE  V1.0  by  Mauricio  Ricaldi  -  Video  titling  software.   Designed
  specifically to run in 256 colours on the Falcon, this simple to use package
  is  capable  of  some impressive effects.  There are  five  special  effects
  (thunder,  snow,  space etc),  six text effects,  different display  speeds,
  different fonts and different background/text colours. Each presentation may
  consist of several pages with appropriate pauses between them.  Work can  be
  saved to disk as you progress.  The end result may then be captured on video
  tape to form your title/end credits.

  SGSCAN  v1.1a by Dominique Bereziat - A tool for use with ST-Guide  (F.4782)
  and  the HCP and STool utilities.  It lets you create an ST-Guide  hypertext
  file of the directory structure of any drive connected to your  system.  You
  can  browse  through  the hypertext like real directories  and  even  launch
  programs from it! Documented in English and French.

  TEXTO V1.2 by Stephane Perez - Text file converter.  Converts between  Atari
  ASCII,  Pro 2 (a format used by Minitel),  NTF (as used by Toxic disk  mag),
  Windows ASCII and HTML.  It even handles the conversion of characters  above
  ASCII 128 into their HTML equivalents.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6133 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  CURRENCY  CONVERTER V1.0 by Mario Becroft - Converts between the  currencies
  of UK,  USA,  Germany, New Zealand, Canada, Australia, France, Italy, Spain,
  Sweden,  Japan,  Hong Kong,  Holland and Portugal.  Other currencies can  be
  added.  Sensible  (current)  conversion  rates are given and  these  can  be
  altered  to  the  exact exchange rate.  The  country  name,  currency  name,
  currency symbol and exchange rate are all displayed. Enter the amount in one
  currency  and  click the convert button to display its value  in  any  other
  currency.  You can even subtract VAT (or the appropriate sales tax) from the
  value  of  any  transaction  provided you know the  current  rate  for  that
  country. An invaluable piece of Shareware.

  ENHANCED   CHARACTER  INTERPRETER  V1.4  by  Matthias  Jaap  -   Enter   any
  abbreviation or word and ECI gives a computer oriented translation eg; PRINT
  gives Pixel Random Integrated Non-Maskable Task!  Click the translate button
  again  and  get another "translation" of the same word.  More for  fun  than
  anything else but could have its uses.

  ELF  ARC V1.5 - An easy to use archiver shell.  Unlike most  other  archiver
  shells,  this one includes a built-in archiver. It lets you create archives,
  view their contents (and text files within them) and extract their contents.
  You  can  also create self-extracting archives.  Uses  the  LHA  compression
  method.

  FALCON-X  by Kellis - Another STE emulator.  Simply drop an  ST/STe  program
  onto it and you will be asked to set various parameters. All being well, the
  program will now run.  The settings for that program are saved so you  don't
  have  to alter them every time you use Falcon-X.  Primarily designed to  fix
  problem games, it works for any ST/STe program. Success rate is variable.

  FILECALL  v1.0  by  Lxix Software - Brings up the  file  selector  from  the
  Desktop.  It can be useful when Freedom and other replacement file selectors
  are installed as they offer easy access to many Desktop functions.

  MAXMOVE V1.0 by John Curtis - An Auto folder program which lets you  display
  random backdrops (with Desktop replacements such as Ease, Thing and NeoDesk)
  and automate certain functions such as the copying of files to a ramdisk  or
  moving/renaming files.

  RAM  LEAK  - Monitors RAM usage to check for RAM leakage and seals  off  any
  leaks found.

  RAM  HOG  -  Lets you set aside a predetermined amount of  RAM  for  use  by
  programs  which usually grab all available memory so they are restricted  to
  using  a specified amount of RAM.  RAM Leak and RAM Hog are really  designed
  for use on multi-tasking systems and come with no docs.

  RAM  SCAN by ELF Software - Displays a map of RAM usage.  Moving  the  mouse
  over  the graph displays the name of the application occupying  that  memory
  space. Only runs if Geneva is installed.

  HORLOGEP  V5.09  by Didier Mequignon - Multi-purpose ACC  which  includes  a
  talking  clock,  date and alarm feature,  ramdisk and screen  saver.  Multi-
  tasking friendly. Unfortunately both program and docs are in French.

  HP STUDIO V1.0 by Aurelien Diot - Described as "the Atari-HP-48  Interface",
  this  package  allows  you to link up your Atari to a  Hewlett  Packard  HP-
  48G/48GX handheld organiser. You can create/edit graphics, text and fonts or
  even write your own assembler programs for the HP-48 on your Atari. Data can
  then be transmitted back to the handheld device.

  LMS LAUNCHER II V0.52 by John Curtis - A GEM based program launcher. You may
  have as many items on your menu as required and each program is no more than
  a  mouse click away.  TTPs can have parameters passed to them  automatically
  and the program can sport a 3D interface when running in 16 or more colours.
  Grow/shrink dialogs are also supported.  When running on a multi-tasking OS,
  launched  programs  will  automatically  become  the  selected  application,
  putting LMS II into the background.  A default path to ST-Guide can also  be
  set up for programs which have help files in STG format.

  MENU3D  by Manfred Lippert - Gives a 3D look to all Desktop menu  lines  and
  sub-menu  entries.  Only  works under MagiC in resolutions with 16  or  more
  colours.

  POPFOLD by Holger Weets - Adds a heirachical popup menus to Jinnee and other
  replacement Desktops.  When you position  the mouse over a folder,  a window
  pops up showing the folder's contents and allows you to copy files  directly
  into sub-folders without having to open them directly from the Desktop. This
  feature is already present in Ease v5.

  TASKBAR  V1.2.0  by  Jo Even Skarstein - A Windows  95  style  Taskbar  like
  Multistrip on F.6131,  except this one only runs with N.AES.  When used with
  Thomas  Much's Start Me Up on F.5709 it gives a combined Taskbar  and  Start
  menu just like the dreaded Windows 95!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6152 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  CALEN_98  by John Godbey - A 1998 calendar for Papyrus  users.  Neatly  laid
  out, it runs from Nov 1997 to Dec 1998. You can of course edit the dates for
  later years.  Please note that this file requires Papyrus 4.35 or newer. Use
  it as is or amend to suit.

  PAPYRUS FONTS by John Godbey - Early versions of Papyrus were supplied along
  with  a  CD containing 500 True Type fonts.  The only problem  was  that  no
  printed  examples  of  the fonts were  given.  This  collection  of  Papyrus
  documents allows you to print out examples of the fonts from the CD. It does
  not contain examples of all 500 fonts, but does feature at least one example
  (usually  more) from each font family.  Obviously it is only of use  if  you
  already  own Papyrus and the 500 Fonts CD.  Please note this  file  requires
  Papyrus v4.35 or later.

  LED CLOCK v6.0 by Eric Hall - Displays a clock face and shows the seconds as
  they tick away.  A digital display is shown in the center.  The clock window
  is  resizable.  Only really useful in a multi-tasking environment  where  it
  goes to sleep when its window is not selected.

  GNU MAKEINFO - Many Unix-inspired applications and some programming  manuals
  are supplied in TEX format.  This converts them into user-friendly  ST-Guide
  files. Not an easy program to use but well worth the effort.

  MDESK  V0.60 by Magnus Kollberg - A "virtual" Desktop for  MagiC  users.  It
  lets  you  move windows (program  windows,  directory  windows,  it  doesn't
  matter)  off  the  edge of the physical screen to make  more  space  on  the
  Desktop. Just move them back again when you need them.

  N.AES.RSC  - English language RSC files for use with N.AES.  There's also  a
  sample N_AES.CNF file which is commented in English.

  S_TIDYUP  by  Swampdog - A useful utility which lets you shut down  after  a
  predetermined time,  force an invisible mouse pointer to re-appear, turn off
  the flashing TOS cursor,  enable/disable screenwrap etc. Most useful under a
  multi-tasking OS.

  UKEX  V4.5 by Ulf Ronald Andersson - Allows you to customise  your  keyboard
  layout.  Most  useful if you have a keyboard of a different nationality  and
  want  to  use your "usual" keyboard layout.  As well as  merely  designating
  which key activates which letter is activated by which key, UKEX also allows
  extra  characters  to be accessed by using the  SHIFT,  ALT,  SHIFT+ALT  and
  CAPSLOCK keys.

  AB040  V0.4  by  Magnus  Kollberg - A multi-purpose ACC  for  use  with  the
  Afterburner 040 accelerator board. It lets you switch on/off the data cache,
  instruction  cache and copy back cache.  You can also play a predefined  (or
  randomly selected) sample at boot up and get a read out of free RAM. Docs in
  ST-Guide (F.4782) format.

  HCACHE V0.3 by Eric Hall - Switches on the cache on a Hades 040/060 machine.
  It also forces the cache to stay on when other programs try to disable it.

  MIXER V0.8 by Eric Hall - A mixing studio for Hades with a SoundBlaster card
  installed.  Currently only Mic,  Line,  Master and CD volume/gain work,  but
  it's a start. Also runs on the Falcon but only input and master settings are
  active so it only really acts as a basic single line audio sampler.

  PNP V0.5 by Eric Hall - Allows PC ISA cards to be used on any TOS compatible
  computer with ISA ports (designed for the Hades in particular).  It  locates
  and  initiates  up to three ISA cards.  It does not install  the  cards,  it
  merely  initiates them.  You need driver software like MIXER to  access  the
  card's functions.

  SNDPATCH V0.6A by Eric Hall - Re-routes sound output from your programs to a
  SoundBlaster card installed in ISA slot 2.  The only stipulation is that the
  card  must  be configured at base address 0x220 and PNP must  be  installed.
  Still at an early stage of development and problematical with some programs.
  Regrettably you need an 040/060 TOS clone (Hades recommended) with  built-in
  ISA ports to use this software.

  IBM2AT41  - Converts files from v4.2 of the PC word processor  Word  Perfect
  into  the format used by v4.1 of the Atari version of this program and  vice
  versa.  If  your  PC version of Word Perfect is newer than  v4.2,  you  must
  output the files in v4.2 format.

  ICFS  CPX  V1.13 by John McLoud - A CPX (for use with  Xcontrol  on  F.4862)
  which  gives you easy access to the customisable settings (mainly  connected
  with  the  size and positioning of the iconified windows)  for  Dirk  Haun's
  Iconify File Server on F.5169.

  MAGTOROM  v1.3 by Uwe Seimet - One of the reasons MagiC crashes is  because,
  unlike TOS,  it is stored in RAM and errant programs can over-write parts of
  MagiC.  This patch redirects any attempted over-writes of the MagiC code  to
  the  68030's  PMMU and generates a bus error instead of pulling  the  system
  down. Runs on the TT and Falcon.

  REDRAW by Eric Hall - An ACC which,  when selected,  forces an entire redraw
  of  the  Desktop and all open windows.  Most Useful on a  multi-tasking  OS,
  performs the same purpose as Ease's Tidy Up function.

  SM195DRV  V0.9 by Ralf Zimmerman - Driver which allows you to make full  use
  of  extended  resolutions possible on the Atari SM195 large  screen  monitor
  with the Viking card installed.  Apparently Atari's driver did not work with
  68030 CPUs. Probably only of use to TT/PAK030 owners.

  STD_CONF  - Default configuration files for use with Videlity and  both  RGB
  and VGA monitors.  Optimal settings are included for most of the more common
  monitors.

  VDESK  V0.99  by  Jo  Even Skarstein - Performs  the  same  virtual  Desktop
  functions  as MDESK (also on this disk) but this version only runs if  N.AES
  is installed.

  XHDI  TOOL  V1.0  by Robert Weir - Some useful tools for  those  using  XHDI
  compatible hard disk drivers such as HDDriver and CBHD. It gives info on any
  selected  device,  lets  you eject or reject  removable  media,  lock/unlock
  devices,  park/unpark devices and reserve/free devices. A bit cryptic to use
  but it's a start.

  WINDOW  COMMANDER UPDATE - A minor update to this program which handles  the
  windowed  dialogs of later MagiC versions correctly.  It  also  incorporates
  support  for  John  McLoud's STiC iconify server (F.5779).  This  is  not  a
  standalone package and must be used in conjunction with WINCOM on F.5546.

  ACCFOLDR  V1.13 by Dave Murphy - Lets you load all your ACCs from  a  folder
  rather  than the root directory of your boot drive.  The folder must  be  on
  your  boot drive but can have any name you wish and be nested  if  required.
  Unlike PANTHER,  this redirect utility does only redirects during boot up or
  res change and does not affect copying or other operations.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6159 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  TOSBOX V1.4 by Mark Slagell - The latest Shareware Atari emulator which runs
  on  a PC.  This one is reputed to be very compatible with most utility  type
  software and almost all well-behaved GEM programs.  Very few games will run,
  nor  will software which "plays tricks" to achieve its aims,  such  as  most
  demos.  These  are better run on PacifiST (F.6049),  though TOSBOX  is  more
  stable as a development environment.  Some programmers are currently writing
  ST programs on TOSBOX!  Other advantages over PacifiST include direct access
  to floppy disks,  PC hard drives and PC CD-ROMs,  an easier set up procedure
  (it's completely automatic) and the ability to run ST software in SVGA modes
  as well as standard ST resolutions.  Please note that you will need to  copy
  the  TOS ROM from your ST in order to use TOSBOX.  We cannot supply  it  for
  copyright  reasons but an ST program to copy your own TOS ROM  is  supplied.
  TOS versions 1.0,  1.2,  1.4,  1.6,  1.62 and 2.06 are all supported. Sound,
  joysticks and MIDI are not supported by TOSBOX.  Minimum requirements are  a
  '386 with VGA display,  a hard drive and 2Mb of free RAM,  recommended is  a
  '486  with  VESA  1.2 compliant SVGA display and 4Mb or  more  of  free  RAM
  (supports  up  to  14Mb).  Please  note that this disk only  runs  on  a  PC
  compatible computer.  It will not run on an Atari computer.  TOSBOX runs  at
  the speed of an ST on a DX4/66 and twice the speed of an ST on a Pentium 75.
  This disk is included in our collection for the benefit of customers who use
  both  Atari  and PC computers.  We regret that no technical  advice  can  be
  offered on this product as we do not own a PC at Floppyshop.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6160 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  NOSTALGIA  V0.50  by Philippe Gerin - A Freeware ST emulator for  the  Apple
  Macintosh.  For all intents and purposes, NoSTalgia is the Macintosh version
  of  PacifiST (F.6049).  It allows you to run most Atari programs on  a  Mac,
  even those which "break the rules" of clean programming.  Like PacifiST,  it
  is highly compatible with games and demos,  using disk images,  rather  than
  giving direct access to the Mac's disk drives.  Its limitations is speed and
  the  fact that you cannot access data on disk images which use extended  (eg
  82*10) formats. MagiCMac beats NoSTalgia about fivefold on speed and has the
  ability  to  access  the Mac's hardware,  but NoSTalgia  runs  much  of  the
  software that trips up MagiCMac. It runs at about half the speed of an ST on
  a 75Mhz 601 processor,  full speed on faster processors.  It cannot read  ST
  disks, the data must be transferred to PC formatted disks (can be created on
  any  Falcon  or using your Mac) and converted into a disk image  using  DUST
  (see  below).  You  will need a copy of your ST's TOS ROM in  order  to  use
  NoSTalgia and an ST program which dumps it to disk,  is included.  NoSTalgia
  supports  TOS 1.0,  1.2 and 1.4 and allows you to swap between these  easily
  (if  you  have the required TOS images).  It supports all  three  ST  screen
  resolutions,  emulates joysticks and has full sound (not DMA based  stereo!)
  support. This latest version lets you create a 20Mb hard drive but you still
  have the problem of getting your data across to the Mac.

  DUST V1.02 by Marcus Phillips - Reads a PC formatted 720K disk and  converts
  it into a disk image suitable for use with NoSTalgia.  It also converts disk
  images  created  with  the Atari program MSA II into  the  required  format.
  Minimum requirements for NoSTalgia are a Power Macintosh with 4.5Mb of  free
  RAM. Also, you must have PC Exchange installed or you will be unable to read
  this disk or transfer the TOS grabber program/TOS image between your ST  and
  Mac.  Please note this disk cannot be used on an Atari computer.  It is only
  of use if you wish to emulate an ST on a PowerMac.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6188 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  ENGLISH  <==>GERMAN  by Ralf Zimmerman - How would you like the power  of  a
  pocket translator on your Atari? OK, slight exaggeration but this package is
  the closest yet. It is supplied as ST-Guide (ST-Guide Lite included on disk)
  files  which  include  several thousand English  and  German  words.  It  is
  organised logically and offers translations in both directions.  If you need
  to translate an entire ASCII text, Ruftrade (UTL.5003) will perform the task
  faster and save the result to disk.  What this package does is let you  look
  up  individual  words in either language and (unless you  search  the  whole
  document)  is much faster than using a pocket dictionary.  It's slower  than
  Ruftrade but much more accurate due to its larger vocabulary. I see it as an
  invaluable  companion  to Ruftrade for translating the  words  that  package
  stumbles on.  ENGLISH <==>GERMAN must have taken many months to compile  and
  is an invaluable addition to everyone's collection. Needs a hard drive.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6189 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  GENEVA 005 UPGRADE PATCH - Patches v004 of Gribnif's Geneva multi-tasking OS
  to v005. This version makes Geneva compatible with the AV protocol, supports
  the launching of NPG modules,  works much faster with MiNT and has about 40-
  50  other improvements/fixes.  Please note you require original Geneva  v004
  master disks in order to perform this upgrade.

  GENEVA  006A UPGRADE PATCH - Patches v005 of Gribnif's Geneva  multi-tasking
  OS to v006.  This upgrade mainly consists of bug fixes to v005, though there
  are  a few improved features.  Please note you require original Geneva  v005
  master  disks in order to perform this upgrade.  If you don't  already  have
  Geneva, this program is of no use to you.

  GNVA6FIX - The original upgrade patch from v005 to v006 (not the one on this
  disk)  was  bugged  and  caused the system to  become  unstable  in  certain
  circumstances.  This patch fixes the problem.  If you are already using  the
  006A upgrade (on this disk) you do not need this patch.

  ATARI  ENVIRONMENT MANAGER V1.00 by Alexandre Very - A boot manager  program
  for multi-tasking systems.  It lets you specify which Auto folder  programs,
  ACCs  and  CPXs  are  to be loaded for the  current  session.  If  Xboot  is
  currently  installed in your system,  its configuration files are  converted
  for  use with AEM.  One of the better boot managers.  Works with  Multi-TOS,
  Geneva and MagiC. All docs in French.

  HYPERION by Keith Baines - A hypertext viewer for use on the Psion Series 3a
  and 3c.  It gives Psion users a similar system to ST-Guide.  This is only  a
  viewer,  registered  users  get  a program which lets you  create  your  own
  hypertexts. It may seem odd to include a Psion program in an Atari catalogue
  but transfering files to and from the Psion is easier than ever with S3toST,
  also by Keith.

  VFAT  by  Petr Stehlik - Allows you to copy files with long  filenames  from
  Windows 95 hard drive partitions to Minix partitions.  Its primary use would
  be  to  transfer  files  from a removable  media  cartridge  to  your  Minix
  partition.  You would of course need to have BIGDOS or HD Driver 7 installed
  in  your  system in order to read the PC formatted cartridge  in  the  first
  place.

  VFAT_UTI by Petr Stehlik - Displays a directory listing of the contents of a
  Windows 95 floppy disk or hard drive cartridge,  showing the long  filenames
  correctly.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6190 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  TTF-GDOS  V0.1  by Trevor Blight - The biggest problem  with  GDOS  versions
  prior  to  SpeedoGDOS  was  a distinct  lack  of  fonts.  This  was  further
  compounded  by the fact that separate font files had to be created for  each
  point  size required.  The result was that you were stuck with  the  limited
  range  of styles and point sizes available in PD or you had to  create  your
  own.  Short of purchasing Speedo,  TTF-GDOS solves all of the above problems
  and more.  It lets you use True Type fonts (we have over 400 of them in  the
  FONTS  section of the catalogue) within your GDOS based applications at  any
  size from 7pt to 38pt. As well as being faster than Atari's GDOS, it can use
  Motorola  type TTF fonts as well as Intel ones,  swap printer  drivers  from
  within  an  application and load drivers from any  location,  not  just  the
  GEMSYS directory. If that's not enough, you save disk space too as TTF fonts
  take  up  less  disk space than their GDOS  equivalents.  This  disk  is  an
  essential  purchase if you are still using GDOS v1.11.  TTF-GDOS is  not  an
  upgrade  to Speedo or NVDI 3/4.  It still uses bitmapped fonts  rather  than
  their  vector  equivalents.  Please  note it does not  include  any  printer
  drivers,  so you will need to use the ones supplied with your original  GDOS
  distribution  or those available on F.5965.  Most GDOS based  programs  work
  well with TTF-GDOS but some (including Timeworks) do not. Trial and error is
  the  watchword  here.  Includes  a selection of fonts  and  several  support
  programs.  A very well concieved and extensively documented product.

  ICONS  -  Almost  150 icons for use with the THING  replacement  Desktop  on
  F.5169. As well as regular icons, miniature versions are also included. Many
  of these icons are for newer applications and do not appear in earlier  icon
  collections.  Although intended for use with THING, they can also be used on
  the Falcon's built-in Desktop in place of the supplied DESKICON.RSC file  or
  as additions to it if you have an RSC editor such as Interface.

  BAR  V0.02  by  Peter Rottengatter - A button bar for  use  with  Multi-TOS,
  Geneva or Magic. It displays a row of program names horizontally. Just press
  the appropriate button to launch that program.  Sounds a bit basic, but it's
  really quite neat!  It's a bit like the Windows 95 task bar,  except thatits
  the programs of your choice which are listed,  not active running tasks. You
  can set the font, font size, font colour, text to be displayed and even pass
  parameters to the program.  Obviously you must first set up the INF file  to
  indicate  which program names are to be included and of course  specify  the
  path to the appropriate programs.

  FALCON WAD TOOL V1.01 by Dave Murphy - An editor for DOOM WAD files. As well
  as letting you snoop around inside WAD files, it serves three main purposes.
  You  can extract graphics and sound samples,  replace existing graphics  and
  sound samples with your own,  and finally,  you may remove parts of the  WAD
  which are not currently supported by the Bad Mood DOOM engine (F.5528) so as
  to save disk space.  Please note when employing the last function that  your
  WAD files will not be compatible with the original DOOM game.

  FIGLET  V2.1.1 by Eero Tamminen - Have you ever seen examples of  logos,  3D
  text  and  jazzy  messages  created  from  nothing  more  than  plain  ASCII
  characters?  They  are  probably most common in email  signature  files  but
  infrequently  appear  elsewhere.  Lets  blow away the  myth,  they  are  not
  laboriously  created  by  hand,  they are generated  automatically  using  a
  program  called  FIGLET!  Finally we have an Atari version of FIGLET  and  a
  collection of over 130 "ASCII fonts".  The only drawback is that it's a  TTP
  program and therefore less than intuitive to use.  Having said that,  it  is
  well  documented.  Figlet  is best run from a command line as  the  standard
  input  box for a TTP does not give much space for the necessary commands  to
  be entered. Needs a hard drive.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6191 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  EXECUTE by Mikael Lundqvist - Lets you run other tasks in parallel with  the
  CLI on a multi-tasking OS such as MagiC,  Geneva or Multi-TOS.  You can also
  search for programs and files.

  FAKEMINT V1.0 by Guido Flohr - Many programs are compliled with GNU C  using
  the MintLib library files to ensure compatibility with MiNT.  However,  many
  of  these programs do not actually use any of the features present in  MiNT.
  Others  use  features  which are also present  in  Geneva  and  MagiC.  Such
  programs  check to see if MiNT is running,  if not they exit.  This  program
  installs a cookie which makes programs think that MiNT is running. It allows
  most  MiNT programs to run on other multi-tasking OSs and perhaps  some  may
  even work under TOS.  Please note FAKEMINT does not actually install any  of
  MiNT's  features,  it just fools the system into thinking MiNT  is  present.
  Consequently,  programs which do use MiNT specific features will crash  your
  system!  GEM

  LOAD  V1.5 by Markus Pristovsek - Displays the system workload  graphically.
  It  is  indicative  of how  processor-intensive  programs  are,  though  its
  information  is  for  the  system as a  whole  rather  than  for  individual
  programs. Most useful with a multi-tasking OS, but also runs as an ACC under
  TOS.

  THE  ATARI COMPENDIUM ST-GUIDE HYPERTEXT by JaySoft - An ST-Guide front  end
  to the popular Atari Compendium CD-ROM.  The Atari Compendium has its  index
  presented  in  HTML  format ordinarily,  but this  package  offers  the  now
  standard ST-Guide as an alternative front end.  Please note this disk is  of
  no use to you unless you own a copy of the Atari Compendium CD-ROM. Also, it
  needs  to be run from a hard drive.  CC10F - French docs,RSC and help  files
  for Currency Converter on F.6133.

  HDD_DMN  by MC Soft - Yet another attempt to connect an Atari to a PC  using
  the parallel port,  but this one is very different. As well as allowing file
  transfers to and from the PC (can't transfer to the PC unless your PC has  a
  bi-directional  parallel port),  it also lets you run DOS programs on an  ST
  (doesn't work on a Falcon!),  gives access to networked drives and  supports
  all PC models from the '286 upwards.  PC drives are seen as Atari drives and
  you can load or save data directly to/from them as if they were connected to
  your  Atari.  Both Atari and PC software is included on the disk along  with
  details of how to make up the required lead to connect the two machines.  If
  you already use Parallel Copy (F.5779) or Paralink 2000,  the lead from that
  can be used. Although not lightning fast, transfer speeds are up to 20 times
  that  which can be achieved using a null modem cable.  Registered users  can
  print directly to the PC's printer and automatically synchronise their clock
  to the PCs!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6253 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  AUTOVIEW by Tony Greenwood - Allows you to automatically play CyberPaint SEQ
  files and a whole lot more besides!  The files can be packed with a range of
  packer  programs,  but  ensure  you use Ice Pack if it is to be  used  on  a
  Falcon.  As well as playing the animation,  you can also have chip music (19
  different  types  are supported) or sampled sound (in  WAV  format)  playing
  alongside  the  SEQ,  ideal for creating your  own  intros.  Falcon's  don't
  support the chip music and pre-STe machines don't support the sampled sound,
  but the program lets you set up your intro to play the correct type of music
  on  any  machine.  It can even be installed as an application,  so  you  can
  double-click  an SEQ file to play it.  ST Low res only.

  WIN95FIX  V0.04  by David de Ridder - If you copy files from  a  PC  running
  Windows 95 onto a floppy disk,  the disk often appears to be messed up (even
  Atari programs on the disk appear to be damaged) when you try to read it  on
  your  Atari.  This  is caused by the VFAT system used by  Windows  95  which
  handles long filenames on DOS formatted floppy disks.  It writes illegal (to
  TOS at least) filenames with illegal file sizes.  This program deletes these
  files  and allows your Atari to access the data on the disk without  further
  hindrance.

  SENTINEL v1.0 by Karl Ashton - A password protection system for MagiC users.
  It  runs before the desktop and asks you to log in.  Get the password  wrong
  three  times  and your machine locks up.  As well as  locking  out  unwanted
  "guests",  Sentinel  also logs all access attempts so you know when  someone
  tried to access your computer and what their attempted password was!

  PARALINK  2000 by Paul Finch and Thomas Haines - An excellent program  which
  allows you to connect two Ataris,  two PCs or an Atari and a PC together for
  the purposes of transferring data.  Although slower than copying files  from
  one  location  to another on a hard drive,  this method is at  least  twenty
  times  faster than using a null modem to transfer the data at maximum  speed
  on  a  TT  or Falcon.  It works by connecting the  two  machines  using  the
  parallel  (printer) ports.  All you need is a bi-directional (this  is  very
  important)  male  to male parallel lead which must be modified  by  swapping
  over  two wires.  It is also necessary if using a PC that you set it up  for
  bi-directional communication,  otherwise you will only be able to send  from
  the PC,  not receive on it.  Both Atari and PC versions of the software  are
  included.

  ATARI 800 V0.8.9 by Petr Stehlik - Another attempt at an Atari 800  emulator
  for the Falcon.  This one emulates the 800,  800XL, 130XE and 5200 models of
  the  Atari 8-bit family.  It is a port of an emulator currently  running  on
  Amiga, PC and Unix machines which has been optimised and re-written in 68030
  assembler. It is also capable of emulating the Atari 8-bit screen resolution
  at  full size.  Keyboard commands are emulated and there's support  for  one
  joystick.  As with every emulator,  the biggest problem is getting your  old
  software ported across.  Regrettably the docs give no hints as to how to  do
  this, though disk images from other emulators may work. It runs at about 20%
  of the speed of a real 800XL, but is remarkably stable. VGA Only.

  FALCON  TOOLS  V1.00 by The Removers - Perhaps the only CPX  (for  use  with
  Xcontrol on F.4862) you'll ever need,  well almost!  It lets you specify the
  memory configuration of your Falcon (useful if you want to see if a  program
  runs on a lower spec machine),  STE Bus emulation,  the CPU  speed,  blitter
  speed and whether the caches and/or blitter are on or off.  This effectively
  gives you STe emulation in a similar manner to Backward. You can specify how
  the  sound  matrix is set up and record sound samples direct to  disk  (with
  full control over input gain,  attenuation,  sample rate and so forth. Extra
  options  are  given for configuring Nemesis (if fitted).  One  of  the  most
  useful CPX modules yet.

  MOON GAMES MULTI-CHAMPIONSHIP EDITOR by The U-Foes - Lets you have  multiple
  championship files with Moon Games (S-F.5975 to 5978 inclusive). Rather than
  continually  overwriting the old championship file when you save a new  one,
  it  stores all championship files in a separate folder and swaps them in  or
  out of the Moon Games folder.

  NEMESIS  CPX  by Jay Software - A CPX (for use with  Xcontrol)  specifically
  designed to let you configure the settings needed for using Black Scorpion's
  Nemesis  accelerator.  Lets  you select Nemesis frequencies (Hi and  Lo)  or
  classic  frequencies (16Mhz or 8 Mhz) and switch on or off  the  instruction
  cache or data cache.

  PACIDISK  V1.0  by  Mr Roast Chicken - When running  the  Pacifist  (F.)  or
  Nostalgia  (F.) Atari emulators on the PC and Mac respectively,  you  cannot
  read ST disks directly.  They must first be converted to .ST disk images. So
  what  happens  if you forget to keep a copy of the original disk  and  later
  want to use it on an Atari?  This program allows you to restore the .ST file
  onto a real Atari disk.

  SCREENS PAIN V0.9B by Christian Cartus and Manuel Hermann - Gives you bigger
  screen  resolution  on  any type of monitor.  It is similar  in  concept  to
  Videlity, giving control not only over the physical resolution but also over
  the monitor frequency settings and so forth.  It even includes a tester mode
  and virtual screen manager.  Program is in German, but simple to understand.
  Be warned,  trying to drive your monitor beyond its capabilities can blow it
  up!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6276 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  ANOTHER  LOTTERY NUMBER GENERATOR V0.75 by Muscles - Described as a fun  way
  to pick your lottery numbers. It starts off with a snappy intro then goes to
  main menu. On the Falcon, you can alter the volume, treble and bass settings
  for  the  samples.  ALNG generates its numbers randomly and you  can  choose
  three methods by which to select them.  The first displays a moving ball and
  you  press  any  key to stop it rolling and  reveal  a  number,  the  second
  generates random lines of numbers (again generated by pressing any key)  and
  selects the six most common numbers from all rows, the third method involves
  firing at squares to reveal concealed numbers.  ALNG adopts the fun approach
  rather  than  a  scientific method.  It's even more fun as  you  get  stereo
  samples  throughout.

  AUTOSWITCH V2.1 by Dobashi Hiroshi - A boot manager which displays up to  20
  Auto folder programs and ACCs in a window.  You can switch them on or off by
  selecting  them with the mouse.  Rather basic in features but useful if  you
  just want to switch on/off the odd item.

  BETADOS  V2.90  by Ulf Ronald Andersson - A replacement for  Atari's  CD-ROM
  driver  for  use with multi-tasking systems.  It is  fully  compatible  with
  MetaDOS but features improvements over it. In addition, the CD-ROM drive may
  now be accessed via the U:\ drive like any other device.

  BLITMODE  by Levien van Zon - Allows you to switch between  hardware  (using
  the  blitter)  and  software (using the VDI)  blitting.  NVDI  switches  off
  hardware blitting, this program lets you switch it back on!

  CYPATCH  by Empty Head - Patches v2.1 of Cyber Paint to let it run  reliably
  on  the  Falcon.  Invaluable to everyone who has upgraded  from  an  ST/STe.
  Includes assembler sources.

  DRAGFNTE  V4  by Thomas Much - A drag and drop font selector  for  use  with
  Magic. It lists all fonts currently installed under GDOS/SpeedoGDOS/NVDI and
  allows  you  to choose the point size and attribute for the  selected  font.
  It's  then  a case of dragging your selection into the open window  of  your
  document. Dragfnte only works with Magic alongside programs which understand
  the font protocol or are compatible with the Xacc 2 protocol.

  EXPORT  by Dominique Bereziat - Converts Unix text to Atari format and  vice
  versa. Includes C sources.

  EXT2.XFS V0.1.1 by Axel Kaiser - An extended file system driver for use with
  MiNT.  It  allows you to read data from hard drive partitions created  using
  the Linux Ext2 file system.  It does not let you write to these  partitions,
  merely read data from them and/or copy data off them.  EXT2 requires an XHDI
  hard disk driver (such as HDDriver) and MiNT/Multi-TOS.

  CLOCKY V2.31 by Petr Stehlik - Displays a digital clock in the top right  of
  your  screen  within  the  menu bar.  It works in  all  resolutions  and  is
  compatible  with  some  graphics  cards  too.  Other  features  include  the
  selection  of international keyboard layouts,  support for deadkeys,  ALT  +
  ASCII  code  allows  characters not on the keyboard  to  be  entered,  mouse
  accelerator built-in,  screen saver (ST High or Falcon only),  invert screen
  colours,  boot  up a Mega STE at 16Mhz and more...  A really  useful  multi-
  purpose Auto folder program which uses less than 5K of RAM!
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  DB360PAT  -  Patches v3.50 or v3.51 of Oregon Research's hard  drive  backup
  utility, Diamond Back, to v3.60. This program is of no use to you unless you
  already own Diamond Back v3.50 or v3.51.

  ICONS - Almost 500 custom icons in RSC format.  These include icons for most
  popular Atari packages as well as Drive and printer icons etc.  There's even
  some "borrowed" from the PC and Mac.  Both standard size icons and miniature
  icons  are included.  They can be used as replacement Desktop icons  in  the
  DESKICON.RSC file or with replacement Desktops such as Thing,  Gemini,  Ease
  etc.  In order to use these icons,  you will require an icon editor such  as
  Resource Master (on F.6109).

  SYNC  II by Levien van Zon - Have you ever come across a demo which runs  at
  60hz  and the screen just won't stop rolling!  Typically these originate  in
  the  USA  where  their  TVs/monitors run at 60hz (rather  than  50hz  as  in
  Europe).  This little patch simply kicks the Falcon's video sub-system  into
  50hz,  so  you can run such demos.  Only of use to those using TVs  and  RGB
  monitors.  Includes  assembler source.

  VIDSLEEP  by Levien van Zon - Do you have one of those modern SVGA  monitors
  which  feature  a  power saving  mode.  Theoretically,  after  a  period  of
  inactivity,  the monitor goes into sleep mode (a low energy mode) and "wakes
  up" when you press a key.  Until now,  there was no way Falcon owners  could
  make  use  of  this feature.  Versions for TOS  and  multi-tasking  OSs  are
  included.  VGA  only,  do  not  use unless your  monitor  has  power  saving
  capability.

  DESKJET - A number of useful files for Hewlett Packard printer  owners.  The
  only  executables are for Atari and PC versions of a utility which  converts
  an  uncompressed PCL file (HP file printed to disk) and compresses it  using
  HP's compression.  The result is files which take up half the disk space and
  print much faster.  Other HP files on this disk include the C source code to
  Ghostscript drivers for the Deskjet models 520,  540,  560C,  500 and 550 as
  well as the Paintjet models XL and XL3000.  Other documents explain the  ESC
  codes used in the 500 and 600 series printers,  commands specific to  colour
  printing  on the 550C and explains the process known as "shingling"  on  the
  600  series.  These  HP files are all of most use either to  programmers  or
  those of you who are trying to customise your own printer drivers.
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  CALLIGRAP.HER   -  A  Deskjet  500  series  printer  driver  for  use   with
  Calligrapher.

  GEMTRADE  V1.10  by  Mark Wherry - Development of the  excellent  German  to
  English translation program Ruftrade has ceased.  GEMTrade is its successor,
  all dressed up in a nice GEM based shell with windowed dialogs, drag & drop,
  BubbleGEM, OLGA, and AV protocol support and an editable dictionary. In fact
  it  even  uses the original Ruftrade dictionaries although  the  translation
  routines have been changed. Although its primary aim is to perform automatic
  translation  of  documents from German to English,  you can  also  translate
  individual words between the two languages (in both directions). The results
  of these can be copied to the GEM clipboard.  GEMTrade can also be used as a
  module within CAB v2.5 or later. In such cases, any German language pages on
  the Web will be automatically translated and displayed in English! There are
  limitations in this Shareware release, register to remove them.

  MAGICP  by  Tommy Andersen - Patches the MagiC kernel file to  fix  problems
  which  exist when running MagiC on a TT with TOS 3.01/3.06.  If your TT  has
  TOS v3.06, you don't need this patch. It fixes v3.x, 4.x and 5.x of MagiC.

  MAGIC CONFIG v1.5 by Christian Ratsch - Lets you alter all user-configurable
  settings  within  the MAGX.INF file of MagiC v5 or  v6.  These  include  the
  maximum  number of windows,  environmental  variables,  system  font,  shell
  buffer size,  boot resolution,  cookie jar size,  timeslice allocation, long
  filename support, look and feel of the GUI and lots more.

  MAGX  CONFIG  V1.0 by Dominique Bereziat - Another program  which  lets  you
  customise the variables stored within MAGX.CNF.  This one is very  different
  in presentation,  but similar in functionality to MagiC Config (also on this
  disk). Regrettably both program and docs are in French.

  PORTFOLIO PARTNER V1.9 by David Becker - Have you ever tried to enter a long
  name and address list on an Atari Portfolio? The small keys make the process
  prone to errors.  This program lets you enter the data on your  ST.  Records
  can  be searched,  sorted alphabetically,  loaded and saved  etc.  Portfolio
  Partner  restricts the format of the data to that which you can  utilise  on
  the Portfolio.  You will still need to set up a serial link between your  ST
  and Portfolio,  but this program at least helps take some of the pain out of
  typing large files.

  HIDEAWAY  V1.1.4  by  Bruno Essman - Allows you to  hide  all  open  windows
  belonging to a selected application when running Multi-TOS.  This is  useful
  if  you have multiple windows open for several applications as  the  windows
  can  tend  to  clutter up the screen and it can get confusing  as  to  which
  application  the  window belongs.  This ACC simply allows you  to  hide  and
  unhide all windows belonging to a chosen application.
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                                  ´ F.6321 ´
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  EPRO  24B  -  Updates v2.4A of Anondyne Software's ExtenDOS  Pro  to  v2.4B.
  Please  note,  this  program  is of no use to you  unless  you  already  own
  ExtenDOS  Pro v2.4A.  Version 2.1 upwards can also be upgraded by using  the
  patches on F.5546 and F.5709 as appropriate.

  EXCELLENT  v1.00b  by Dominique Bezeriat - A text file viewer for  use  with
  MagiC.  It  can be used as an alternative file viewer within MagiC or  as  a
  standalone program.  It supports the use of different fonts and point  sizes
  within your text.  Regrettably the docs are entirely in French although  the
  program itself is in English.

  FREEGEM by Kellis - Allows you to monitor free RAM in real time. It displays
  both  ST RAM and TT Fast RAM (if appropriate) as a percentage of total  RAM,
  in  bytes and as an LED display!  FreeGem requires AES 4.0 (Falcon/TT) or  a
  multi-tasking OS such as Multi-TOS or MagiC.

  GEMVELOPE DEMO by Brisk Software - Allows you to print envelopes,  fed  into
  your  printer  the  long  way.  It uses GDOS  (not  supplied)  but  is  also
  SpeedoGDOS compatible (it doesn't like NVDI).  It is also possible to import
  text  from  your  word processor and set up  custom  envelope  sizes.  Exact
  positioning  of text is also supported.  There are of course limitations  in
  this demo version. Requires GDOS v1.1 or later.

  GENEVA  MACRO  EDITOR V2.0 DEMO - Allows you to record numerous  events  and
  play them back in a simple operation when using Geneva. This demo is limited
  to recording and playing back just 25 actions.  The full version is supplied
  on the Geneva Utilities Disk available from Gribnif and their  distributors.

  MAGICSLM  by  Harald  Schoenfeld - Lets you use an  Atari  SLM804/605  laser
  printer to print files from a Falcon,  PC or Mac! You need to attach the SLM
  to  the  ST's DMA port (you need an ST to act as your  printer  server)  and
  connect the two computers via a null modem cable.  Print from the Falcon, PC
  or  Mac (using an HP driver) to the serial port and MAGICSLM will  intercept
  the  data  and print it to the SLM.  If your application  does  not  support
  printing  to  the  serial port,  you will need to  print  to  disk  instead.
  Although  it  seems like overkill having to connect up two computers  and  a
  printer,  it does let you make use of your Atari laser on machines which  do
  not have a DMA port. Docs are in German, but there's an excellent article in
  Atari Computing #9 explaining how to set it up. Needs an ST (or STE) with at
  least 2Mb,  running the Diablo emulator (on UTL.364),  a null modem cable, a
  Atari  SLM804/605  laser and an application which supports printing  to  the
  serial port or to disk.

  MINTSETT  by  Kellis - A GEM program which gives information  on  your  MiNT
  kernal such as your configuration and user defined settings. The results can
  be sent to the Clipboard. Now incorporates all the features of ALERT.ACC, so
  it is no longer required and you can set up your system to run MINTSETT when
  a BUS error is generated,  as a debugging aid.  Requires FreeMiNT v1.14.6 or
  later.

  MAKE  ST IMAGE v1.1 by Vezz - Allows you to create a .ST format  disk  image
  from  any floppy disk for use with the Pacifist on F.6049 (PC) or  Nostalgia
  on F.6160 (Mac) Atari emulators.  Prior to the release of this program,  you
  had to create a MSA archive then convert it to .ST format on the PC, now the
  whole  process  can be completed on the Atari.  Although this  is  an  Atari
  program it is of no use to you unless you are emulating an ST on a PC or Mac
  using one of the above emulators.

  POWER  SAVER  by Tommy Andersen - If you have a monitor which  supports  low
  energy  power  saving features,  this CPX (for use with  Xcontrol  UTL.3879)
  automatically powers down your monitor after five minutes.  Do not use  this
  program  on monitors which do not support power saving  features,  otherwise
  you may damage your monitor.

  SERIAL  V1.00  by  Peter Rottengatter - A replacement  for  MODEM.CPX  which
  recognises  the TT and Falcon's serial ports and supports baud rates  higher
  than 19200 bps.

  NEWTON V0.5R by Mikael Folkesson - A calculator in a movable window.  It has
  been designed specifically for use on a multi-tasking OS,  but works fine on
  TOS too.  When running under Magic,  if an xFSL compatible font selector and
  NVDI  v3  or later is installed,  you can change the default  font  used  by
  Newton.  As  well  as simple calculations,  Newton  supports  the  following
  functions;  abs,  acos,  asin,  atan, cos, cosh, exp, log, log10, sin, sinh,
  sqrt, tan, tanh and heav. One of the prettiest calculators yet!

  NO  GREEN V0.95 by Mikael Folkesson - Does the green (blue on  the  Falcon!)
  annoy  you on bootup?  This program replaces it with a grey  background.  In
  fact,  you can alter that to any colour (or indeed image) you wish,  using a
  resource file editor such as Interface or Resource Master. 19200 bps.

  OMIKRON  PATCH  V1.0 by Empty Head -Patches Omikron Basic v3.01 to  make  it
  Falcon compatible.

  FASTSHUT by Christian Ratsch - Lets you shut down MagiC from Start Me Up (on
  UTL.5760) without having to open its right-click extra menu.  Besides,  it's
  much faster than SMU's method.

  SYSSOUND  by  Manfred  Lippert - Installs system sounds  for  the  operating
  system's  ping and for MagiC's window shading feature.  You can replace  the
  supplied  samples with those of your choice.

  UNLOCKSS by Levien van Zon - Unlocks the Falcon's sound  sub-system.  Useful
  if  an audio program crashes as you would normally be unable to use  another
  audio program without first rebooting.  Just run this program to avoid  that
  reboot.

  XCLOCK  by Dominique Bezeriat - A graphical clock for use  on  multi-tasking
  operating  systems.  It displays the clock in a re-sizeable GEM  window  and
  updates the hands of the clock in real time.  You can set the colours of the
  hands and background, size and position of the window, window gadgets and so
  forth.  Docs in French.

  ZIP  2.0 - An updated version of the ZIP compression program which is  fully
  compatible with PK ZIP on the PC.  Its main features over ST ZIP include the
  ability  to split and rejoin archives (useful when a ZIP file will  not  fit
  onto  a floppy disk) and repair damaged archives.  There are numerous  other
  enhancements.  ZIP  2.0  consists  of two TTP files  which  require  precise
  parameters.  Unless  you  need the extra features offered by  this  version,
  stick with ST ZIP on F.4351.
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