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ab20/aplictns/abstract.:

Complete application programs (differs from utilities in that these are
polished final products, not tools to make such products). This directory
contains complete applications.  Demos (or crippleware) of products are found
in /ab20/demos/commercial, instead of here, no matter how functional the demo
is.  These differ from utilities in a subtle way -- utilities are what one uses
to build applications.


gnuemacs-1.10 (directory)
    This is the Amiga GNU Emacs version 1.10, ported by Mark Henning.  Because
    of its size and complexity, the distribution is divided into lharc'd files.



SuperSpell.ReadMe (199 bytes)


SuperSpell.lzh (32716 bytes)


analycalc-25.3a.lzh (354928 bytes)
    Glenn and Mary Everhart's huge spreadsheet system.


analyplot.doc (2880 bytes)


astro.lzh (62077 bytes)
    This is the astrology program several people have asked for.  the first
    upload didn't work.  if this bombs, let me know and i'll try again.  andy
    patrizio - [e-mail]


gnuplot-3.1bin.lzh (235676 bytes)


gnuplot-3.1bin.readme (4109 bytes)


hypertext-1.3.lzh (288265 bytes)
    HT is a Hypertext program for the Amiga which allows you to have links in a
    text based document to graphics, sound, animation, music, other text, and
    even programs.


icalc-1.1a.lzh (52892 bytes)
    An expression calculator with many powerful features, including
    user-defined functions and variables, many built-in functions, script
    files, and special looping constructs.  Handles expressions involving both
    real AND complex numbers.  This is version 1.1a, with a major bug-fix and
    some small enhancements.  Source (in C and Yacc) is included.  Should work
    on all Amigas.  - Martin Scott (email:  [e-mail])


threedplot-2.0.lzh (52736 bytes)
    3DPlot allows the user to plot a 3D function of the type Z=F(X,Y). The user
    has control over rotation, scaling, position, screen resolution, colors,
    etc.  The program is controlled through an input window and pull-down
    menus.  The inputs are fairly easy to understand but I will present a brief
    explanation for each item below.


worldtime-1.1.lzh (16397 bytes)
    WorldTime is a clock with a difference.  It can show you the time in any
    city in the world, with 84 cities built in.


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ab20/archivrs/abstract.:

Archiver and compression programs, often used to package files into groups (and
compressing them) for transfer to other systems.


AmigaZoo21.lzh (52893 bytes)


Extractor.lzh (19782 bytes)


Extractor.readme (507 bytes)


PPDecrunch10.lzh (12904 bytes)


PPDecrunch10.readme (827 bytes)


PPLib.ReadMe (3588 bytes)


PPLib.lzh (59135 bytes)


compress-4.0.lzh (32368 bytes)
    A program to compress (and uncompress) single files.  The compressed file
    ends in .Z.  To uncompress, use the -d option.  Compatable with the UNIX
    version (infact, they're the same!)


dms-1.02.lzh (34432 bytes)
    DMS - The DISK-Masher version 1.02


dms-1.03.lzh (24724 bytes)


dms1.03 (25460 bytes)


dmscheck.lzh (4957 bytes)
    This is a program for checking "dms" files on unix systems.


imploder-4.0.lzh (141145 bytes)
    This archive contains the Imploder 4.0 distribution.  The Imploder allows
    you to reduce the size of executable files while having them retain their
    full functionality.  There are other "crunchers" or "packers" available for
    the Amiga, but none are as mindful of the complexities of your Amiga system
    as the Imploder (IMHO). In addition to this, its algorithms are more
    efficient, both in terms of speed, and size reduction.


lha-0.99c.lzh (44521 bytes)
    A high performance Data compression utility for the Commodore Amiga.  Amiga
    user interface and compression code by Stefan Boberg.  Original 80x86 LZHuf
    code by Haruyasu Yoshizaki PRE-RELEASE V0.99c


lharc-1.30.zoo (49664 bytes)
    Lharc version 1.30 by Paolo Zibetti.  Yet another version of Lharc.  Some
    new switches, can store empty directories, and correctly saves/restores
    file attribute flags.


lhunarc-0.96.lzh (15964 bytes)
    Fast .LZH extractor for the Amiga.  Lhunarc is a lightning fast file
    extractor for LHARC archives (files with an extension of .LZH). It is
    compatible with MS-DOS version 1.13c, and is two and a half times as fast
    as Amiga Lharc 1.1, as you will soon discover.


lhwarp-1.40.lzh (33052 bytes)
    Lhwarp is a program which will read tracks directly from your floppy disk,
    (or any other device), compress them, and output them to a file.  Lhwarp
    will produce files which are much smaller than those produced by Warp,
    since Lhwarp uses a much more efficient compression algorithm (Adaptive
    Huffman Encoding); the same algorithm used in LHARC.  Typically, an Lhwarp
    file will be 80% of the size of an equivalent Warp file, resulting in quite
    reasonable hard drive space savings.


lz_1.92.lzh (44800 bytes)


lz_1.92.readme (788 bytes)


ppackerpatch.lzh (23552 bytes)


puttrax.lzh (6699 bytes)
    Tool to write .trx or .trax files to disks.


unarj.lzh (4985 bytes)


unarj.readme (707 bytes)


unsit-1.5c2.lzh (45225 bytes)
    This is an Amiga port of Allan Weber's Unsit v1.5c for Unix.  It supports
    RLE, Huffman, & LZW compression.  It doesn't support the proprietary
    compression modes of Stuffit Deluxe.


unzip-4.1.lzh (19288 bytes)
    Version 4.1 of a tool to unpack .ZIP files.


uucode.zoo (20768 bytes)
    This zoo archive contains:  uuencode (to encode binaries for email
    transmision), uudecode (to decode uuencoded binaries), and uuencode.man
    (manual page). -- [e-mail] (Simon Raybould)


uujoin-1.01.lzh (33664 bytes)
    Version 1.01:  Joins and decodes USENET binary files.  I found myself
    spending too much time editing, merging and decoding uuencoded binaries
    downloaded from the net, so I whipped up this crude little filter/decoder.
    It's quite simple and probably could have been done with awk, but I chose
    to do it in C.  The program, in its current state, is hardwired for various
    machine types but is easily altered.  See the source for documentation.


warp-1.11.lzh (42646 bytes)
    Warp - Warp v1.11 (AmigaDOS) Latest version of Warp disk archiver.


zap-1.41.lzh (10807 bytes)
    A disk cruncher that only works with AmigaDOS formatted disks.


zoo-2.01.pak (87040 bytes)
    The famous Zoo archiver, by Rahul Deshi.  This is a self-extracting
    archive, so just run it to get the Zoo goodies.


zoo210.lzh (62060 bytes)


zoom-4.2.lzh (63254 bytes)
    A floppy disk tracking and archiving utility, written by Olaf `Olsen'
    Barthel of MXM.


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ab20/datacomm/readme.:

[/ab20/comm/README                Fri Nov 23 15:23:00 EST 1990]

Things that use the serial.device, typically to access another computer.

ftek.zoo        A Tektronix emulation terminal for use under DNET.
            [Tim Meisenheimer <[e-mail]>]

handshake-2.12.lzh    Version 2.12a of the Handshake VT100 terminal emulator.
            [downloaded from Nexus [phone]]
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ab20/datacomm/xpr/abstract.:

This directory contains XPR protocol libraries, used to dynamically add file
transfer protocols to communications programs that support XPR.


xprgate-1.0.lzh (14336 bytes)
    XPRGate is a program used for transfering files over the modem using the
    XPR standard for external file transfer libraries.  It provides the
    frontend and all the necessary I/O routines to use the XPR libraries.
    XPRGate is intended primarily for use with TransAmiga BBS, but maybe of
    interest to other people too.  Timothy J Aston.


xprkermit-1.111.lzh (69977 bytes)
    XPR Kermit implements the Kermit file transfer protocol in the form of an
    Amiga External Protocol (XPR) library.  This allows the addition of an
    up-to-date version of the Kermit protocol to any communications program
    which supports the XPR specification.  For further information on Kermit,
    read the book "Kermit:  A File Transfer Protocol" by Frank da Cruz, 1986,
    Digital Press.


xprxmodem-34.3.lzh (24227 bytes)
    This is an XPR 2.0 implementation of the XMODEM protocol.


xprymodem-2.0.lzh (12576 bytes)
    This is an XPR 2.0 implementation of the YMODEM protocol.


xprzmodem-2.51.lzh (82576 bytes)
    This is basically XPR-Zmodem 2.50 with one modification made to allow
    uploads to work.  I changed the rx_timeout in send.c to 300 from the
    original 600.  I think I compiled the 020 version right, but can't test it
    as I only have a 68K.  John Tillema [e-mail]
    [e-mail]


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ab20/demos/comercil/abstract.:

IBeM-1.05-demo.lzh (57579 bytes)


IBeM-1.05-demo.readme (12360 bytes)


IBeM-1.20S-New-Demo.README (195 bytes)


IBeM-Demos-1.20S.lzh (46099 bytes)


IBeM_patch.lzh (60953 bytes)


KnightmareDemo.lzh (335825 bytes)
    playable demo of the game Knightmare from the coverdisk of the January
    issue of AMIGA FORMAT


KnightsOfTheSkyDemo.dms (484964 bytes)
    playable demo of the Microprose game Knights Of The Sky (WWI fighter plane
    combat sim) from the coverdisk of the January issue of AMIGA POWER


fighter-duel.lzh (307200 bytes)


ibem-1.20.lzh (45365 bytes)


pctask-1.02-demo.lzh (54752 bytes)
    PC-Task allows you to run the majority of IBM PC programs on your Amiga
    computer and hence make use of the memory and peripherals you already have.
     The speed of PC-Task is directly related to the speed of you Amiga so when
    you make your Amiga faster your PC emulation becomes faster.  No extra
    hardware is required, and PC-Task multitasks so you can continue to run
    other applications.  This is the Demo version of the program.  Many
    features are disabled but you can boot and run software.
    [e-mail]


real3ddemo.lzh (184303 bytes)


real3ddemo.readme (345 bytes)


ultima-6.dms (714238 bytes)


xmaslemm.dms (322568 bytes)


xmaslemm.readme (356 bytes)


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ab20/demos/readme.:

[/ab20/demos/README                Fri Nov 23 15:33:15 EST 1990]

These programs demonstrate some of the abilities of the Amiga.

commercial/    Demos of commercial products (often crippleware).

traditional/    Traditional demos: typically demonstrate some particular
        aspect of the Amiga; not as all-encompassing as euro demos.

euro/        ``European''-style demos; flashy sound and music productions,
        typically with a ``scroll text'' or ``greetings''.

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ab20/fish/abstract.:

aquarium (directory)
    Updates and software relating to the Aquarium Database, a database of all
    Fred Fish disks and their content, etc.


fishcat (directory)
    Home of the FishCat utility, a replacement for Aquarium for machines
    running OS 2.0.  Works best with a hard disk due to file arrangement.


fishcon (directory)


Fishes0-540.Z (318219 bytes)


Fishes0-540.Z.readme (618 bytes)


README (606 bytes)


fishxref-620.lzh (63628 bytes)


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ab20/fish/aquarium/abstract.:

Updates and software relating to the Aquarium Database, a database of all Fred
Fish disks and their content, etc.


aquarium-530.lzh (334293 bytes)
    A complete Aquarium Database for Fred Fish's AmigaLibDisks 001 - 530.  This
    is the compacted version, compatible with all future updates that I
    release.  Udo Schuermann [e-mail]


aquarium-531-540.lzh (14274 bytes)
    Aquarium Database Update Fred Fish Disks 531 - 540 18th Revision


aquarium-541-550.lzh (13589 bytes)
    Aquarium Database Update Fred Fish Disks 541 - 550 19th Revision


aquarium-551-580.lzh (23239 bytes)
    Aquarium Database Update Fred Fish Disks 551 - 580 20th Revision


aquarium-581-590.lzh (11942 bytes)
    Aquarium Database Update Fred Fish Disks 581 - 590 21st Revision


aquarium-591-600.lzh (11996 bytes)
    Aquarium Database Update Fred Fish Disks 591 - 600 22nd Revision


aquarium-601-610.lzh (9585 bytes)
    Aquarium Database Update Fred Fish Disks 601 - 610 23nd Revision


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ab20/fish/fishcat/abstract.:

Home of the FishCat utility, a replacement for Aquarium for machines running OS
2.0.  Works best with a hard disk due to file arrangement.


fishcat.lzh (524827 bytes)
    FishCat is intended to be a replacement for Aquarium.  FishCat allows you
    to search a database consisting of the programs on all existing Fish disks.
     The influence of Aquarium is extremely evident, but I hope there are
    enough enhancements to make some people happy.  Requires OS 2.0.
    [e-mail]


update-591-600.lha (36152 bytes)
    Download this file, CD to your "FishCat" directory, and do:  lha x
    update-591-600.lhA It will place all the files in the proper directorys.
    ** BE SURE TO BACKUP YOUR Index FILE FIRST ** [e-mail]


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ab20/fish/fishcon/abstract.:

README (1171 bytes)


fishcon-001.lzh (34799 bytes)


fishcon-050.lzh (41817 bytes)


fishcon-100.lzh (29821 bytes)


fishcon-150.lzh (34937 bytes)


fishcon-200.lzh (33003 bytes)


fishcon-250.lzh (28554 bytes)


fishcon-300.lzh (33320 bytes)


fishcon-350.lzh (34451 bytes)


fishcon-400.lzh (36988 bytes)


fishcon-450.lzh (34770 bytes)


fishcon-500.lzh (38167 bytes)


fishcon-550.lzh (38262 bytes)


fishcon-600.lzh (11928 bytes)


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ab20/fish/fishcon/readme.:


FISHCON

The FishCon files are a series of content files from the Fred Fish
collection.

Each Fishcon file is a collection of the content files from 50
contiguous Fish disks.  FishCon-001 is a notable exception in that
it only contains the first 49 files (001-049).  Each collection
begins with the FishCon extension number. (e.g. FishCon-250 would
have content files 250 - 299)

The highest numbered FishCon file (currently FishCon-300) will contain
files up to the most current release of Fred Fish disks.

Each FishCon file is paginated into 60 line pages with no form feed
between pages to accomodate the requirements of our local printers.

The entire series is page-numbered consecutively and contiguously.
This allows for direct page indexing which has now been added to the
FishXref for those who wish to use  hardcopy form of the FishCon
collection and the FishXref.

These changes have been made to reflect currently expressed needs
of the users of the FishXref.  I hope they prove satisfactory to
the user group at large.

If you have questions you can E-mail me  at

                  Jerry Whitman <[e-mail]>

Regards, Jerry


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ab20/fish/readme.:

[/ab20/fish/README                Fri Nov 23 15:44:22 EST 1990]

Listings of Fish Disks.  The disks themselves are not on-line, but are
available via anonymous ftp from ux1.cso.uiuc.edu.

aquarium/        Data files for the Aquarium program (fish disk 301),
            a tool for searching/browing the fish disk collection.
            [contributed by Udo K Schuermann <[e-mail]>]

fishcon            The CONTENTS files from the Fish Disk collection.
            [cont. by Jerry Whitman <[e-mail]>]

fishxref-380.lzh    A cross reference listing of Fish Disk collection.
            [cont. by Jerry Whitman <[e-mail]>]

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ab20/games/abstract.:

action (directory)
    Games involving quick thinking or quick reflexes are stored here.


adventure (directory)


cheats (directory)
    This directory contains chats and hints for various games.  Don't look in
    here if you have a strong conscience.


fixes (directory)
    Fixes to games for things like screen resolution or video display mode.
    Some of these may also be cheats...


strategy (directory)


README (552 bytes)


SolitaireX.lzh (15731 bytes)


SolitaireX.lzh.review (346 bytes)


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ab20/games/action/abstract.:

Games involving quick thinking or quick reflexes are stored here.


Puggles.dms (369398 bytes)
    PUGGLES is a wonderful version of a truly ancient game called Q-BERT.  It
    comes from the January issue of AMIGA POWER, and it was written by a new
    coding team called The Hidden.  It should be pretty damn obvious what to
    do, but if you've never played Q-BERT, basically you have to hop across
    every tile on the screen and change its colour (sometimes more than once)
    to complete the screen.  Avoid all the bad dudes, of course.


amines.lha (10036 bytes)
    AMines is a conversion of the XWindows game XMines.  It is intuitionbased,
    small and only opens a Window on the WorkbenchScreen.  It is build as near
    as possible to the XWindows-version.  Have fun with it.  Manfred Huesmann
    [e-mail]


drip.comment (631 bytes)


drip.lzh (246904 bytes)


drip.review (183 bytes)


hextris-1.0.lzh (26880 bytes)
    This is Amiga hextris, a unique version of "Tetris" based on hexoganal
    pieces.  Hextris is a variation on the 'Tetris' theme.  As you all know
    Tetris is a game where geometric shapes drop into a well.  The pieces stack
    up until the well is full.  The stack can be shortened if a horizontal line
    is completed.  The game pieces are based on rectangles and each piece has
    four rotations.  What's the twist, you ask? Hextris has the same gameplay
    as tetris, but the game pieces are based on hexagons.  Therefore each piece
    has six rotations instead of four.  Which makes for a unique challenge
    (hey, I enjoyed it). See the readme in the archive for more details.


llamatron.dms (448185 bytes)


llamatron.readme (262 bytes)


llamatron.review (335 bytes)


megaball-2.0.lzh (375960 bytes)
    A complete archive of MegaBall version 2.0, including a few board files,
    which I hadn't really indended to distribute, but they seem to already be
    floting around anyway.  These files can be loaded by pressing ALT-L at the
    main title screen.  It's not in the DOCs because I didn't think I was going
    to distribute these.  I'm the author and I can do what I like :-p So there.
     --Ed Mackey


orbit-0.99e.lzh (406010 bytes)


orbit.notice (525 bytes)


orbit.readme (8742 bytes)


pompom.dms (457168 bytes)


pompom.review (315 bytes)


predator.lzh (103885 bytes)


predator.readme (646 bytes)


revenge-camels-ntsc.lzh (131602 bytes)


revenge-camels-ntsc.readme (250 bytes)


revenge-camels-pal.lzh (131971 bytes)


ringwar.lzh (46647 bytes)
    RingWar is a shoot-em-up game based on the vector graphics of old arcade
    games.  More specifically, it is a pretty blatant ripoff of the old arcade
    game StarCastle, with some added embellishments.  The game should work on
    all Amigas, including Amiga 3000's.  It works under WB 2.0.  The game
    requires ~220K of chip ram, plus about another ~100K for the executable.
    The game will work on a stock (512K) Amiga 500.  RingWar disables
    multitasking while running.  However, it asks for resources in a system
    friendly way.  For instance, if it can't get the RAM it needs, the game
    will not run.  Too, when exiting, the program returns the resources it
    took, returning to DOS gracefully.  See the ReadME file in the archive! The
    game has no copy protection of any sort.  It can be played/copied to
    HardDrives or RAMDrives.  I (Eric Bazan) wrote the game, and am releasing
    it under the ASDG name as CharityWare.  That is, if you like it, send money
    to one of the three organizations listed in the introduction text.  Again,
    hope you enjoy the game! Send comments/suggestions/bugs to:
    [e-mail] -Eric Bazan


simpsons.lzh (98300 bytes)


stuntcartracks.dms (842 bytes)


stuntcartracks.readme (1241 bytes)


tetris.lzh (8206 bytes)


tomgames.lzh (41635 bytes)


tomgames.review (296 bytes)


tomgames.txt (278 bytes)


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ab20/games/adventur/abstract.:

README (6521 bytes)


TobiasTrek-1.lzh (280576 bytes)


TobiasTrek-2.lzh (436224 bytes)


TobiasTrek-Doc.lzh (9216 bytes)


dungeon.lzh (183774 bytes)


dungeon.review (366 bytes)


omega-1.60.readme (1224 bytes)


omega-1.60.zoo (608092 bytes)


umoria53.lzh (353642 bytes)


umoria53.readme (770 bytes)


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ab20/games/cheats/abstract.:

This directory contains chats and hints for various games.  Don't look in here
if you have a strong conscience.


amiga-infocom-fixes.readme (2276 bytes)


cheats.lzh (7680 bytes)


game-busters-6.0.lzh (15789 bytes)
    Here is the latest revision of Shinobi's GameBusters.  Over 110 Game
    Cheats/Backdoors/Hints!!!


sonic-the-sledgehog (990 bytes)


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ab20/games/fixes/abstract.:

Fixes to games for things like screen resolution or video display mode.  Some
of these may also be cheats...


ultima6-ntscfix.lha (6209 bytes)
    NTSC fix for european version of Ultima6 Fixed by Entity/CyberNetworx.  If
    you've purchased a copy of Ultima6 through a european distributor and hate
    having to PALboot constantly just to play the game, here's the solution.
    Simply copy this file 'ultima6' into your ultima directory.  This file
    replaces the old ultima6 file, so just to be on the safe side you might
    want to first make a backup of this file.  [e-mail]


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ab20/games/readme.:

[/ab20/games/README                Fri Nov 23 15:45:53 EST 1990]

patches/    Patches to games that allow unlimited play (cheat mode hacks),
        allow the game to work with fast ram, or allow backup of the
        game disk (as allowed by law).

startrek3/    Tobias Trek, sampled sounds, graphics, etc.  Cool.

startrekii/    Jimbo Barber's StraTrekII game (with graphics and sampled
        sound).  [contributed by [e-mail] (Earle Ake)].

tvbstats.lzh    Real 89/90 NBA stats for Cinemaware's TV Sports Basketball.
        [contributed by John Meyers <[e-mail]>]

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ab20/games/strategy/abstract.:

bridge-1.03.lzh (118682 bytes)


bridge-1.03.readme (115 bytes)


circuit.lzh (32073 bytes)


circuit.review (263 bytes)


empire-2.2w.lzh (262072 bytes)


empire-2.2w.readme (325 bytes)


lore-of-conquest-1.3.lzh (46336 bytes)


lore-of-conquest-1.3.readme (520 bytes)


madgic-corewar-4.0.lzh (211510 bytes)


madgic-corewar-4.0.readme (2894 bytes)


mechforce-3.71.lzh (210864 bytes)


mechforce-3.71.review (312 bytes)


monopoly.lzh (103198 bytes)


monopoly.review (163 bytes)


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ab20/graphics/anims/readme.:

[/ab20/graphics/anims/README            Fri Nov 23 15:54:12 EST 1990]

See also /ab20/demos/traditional for more anims.

Eric-Schwartz/        Animations (``Aerotoons'') by the incomparable
            Eric Schwartz.
            [contributed by Earle Ake, <[e-mail]>]
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ab20/graphics/convrtrs/pbmplus/abstract.:

This directory contains the binaries and formatted docs of the newest PBMPLUS
(05oct91). If you have problems, please send a bug report to
[e-mail].  Most of the programs need more
than the standard 4000 bytes stack.  I suggest you use a minimum stack of 8KB.
If a program crashes, try it with a larger stack.  Missing are pnmtotiff,
tifftopnm, ppmpat, and scripts.  Added features are ppmtoilbm - new option
-hamforce, write a ham file even if the picture has less than 16/32 colors


pbmbin.lzh (307820 bytes)
    Executables for the PBM-series commands, for monochrome images.


pbmdocs.lzh (82137 bytes)
    Documentation for the entire PBMPlus package.


pgmbin.lzh (178283 bytes)
    Executables for the PGM-series commands, for grey-scale images.


pnmbin.lzh (269352 bytes)
    Executables for the PNM-series commands, for any kinds of images.


ppmbin1.lzh (276353 bytes)
    Part 1 of executables for the PPM-series commands, for color images.


ppmbin2.lzh (148505 bytes)
    Part 2 of executables for the PPM-series commands, for color images.


tiff.lzh (100647 bytes)
    This contains the missing tiff files tifftopnm and pnmtotiff.  They are
    powerpacked and untested.  Comments/bugs to [e-mail].


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ab20/graphics/fonts/cmpgrphc/abstract.:

These are CompuGraphic fonts converted from freely distributable PostScript
fonts using the 'Font Manager' program that comes with Professional Page 3.0.
To use with WorkBench 2.04, install using the 'Fountain' utility in your
'System' drawer.  For information on how to do this, see the documentation in
'Using the System Software', Appendix D.  For use in other programs, such as
desktop publishers, follow the documentation that came with the program.


cgfonts-1.lha (137355 bytes)
    These are CompuGraphic fonts converted from freely distributable PostScript
    fonts using the 'Font Manager' program that comes with Professional Page
    3.0.  Fonts included:  Architect, BlackChancery, Faustus, Luxembourg, and
    Mira.  These particular fonts are all 'fancy' fonts more suitable for video
    titling and personal use rather than desktop publishing use.
    [e-mail]


cgfonts-2.lha (189846 bytes)
    These are CompuGraphic fonts converted from freely distributable PostScript
    fonts using the 'Font Manager' program that comes with Professional Page
    3.0.  Fonts included:  Middleton, Muriel, ParkHaven, RichardMurray, and
    OswaldBlack.  These particular fonts are all more 'serious' fonts for use
    with desktop publishing, video titling, and other general uses.
    [e-mail]


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ab20/graphics/readme.:

[/ab20/graphics/README                Fri Nov 23 15:51:27 EST 1990]

This directory and its subdirectories contain files pertaining to graphics
on the Amiga.  This includes static images, manipulators/utilities, and
to a limited extent, animations (although they typically gravitate to
the /ab20/demos directory).

anims/        Animations, sometimes with sound.

blankers/    Screen blanking utilities.

conv/        Image conversion utilities.

images/        Static images.

plotting/    Tools for (scientific) plotting.

ray-code/    Ray tracing programs and utilties.

tools/        Programs used to display and/or create graphics on the Amiga.
===================================================================
ab20/graphics/viewers/abstract.:

3ddraw-1.0.lha (20332 bytes)
    3DDraw is a 3-D object viewer AND editor ! The user can first draw in their
    own 3-D polygon, edit it completely, and then view it using translation,
    scaling, and rotation around axis parallel to the X, Y, and Z axis' ! The
    user interface needs a little work, but its still a cool program.
    Programmer:  Matt R.  Johnson <[e-mail]>


GLAnimViewer.lzh (25664 bytes)


GLAnimViewer.readme (178 bytes)


README (482 bytes)


amigajpeg-2.lzh (95080 bytes)


anim.lzh (96266 bytes)


augjpeg.lzh (81516 bytes)


betterthanjpeg.lha (3430 bytes)


gifview-2.lzh (11958 bytes)


gifview-2.readme (261 bytes)


mostra-1.02.lzh (30720 bytes)


shamview-3.0.lzh (7202 bytes)


superview-3.1.1.lzh (13824 bytes)
    SuperView is a program that will display IFF pictures of all types on the
    Amiga.  The program supports the following features:  Multiple files on one
    command line.  WorkBench (icons) are supported.  All display modes
    supported.  Auto Overscan Color Cycle ( DPaint and GraphiCraft types) CRNG
    CCRT AmigaBasic ACBM type files Author chunk is supported Displays the
    first cell in a ANIM file Written in Assembly, PURE code that can be
    resident under 1.3 an up.  Display Animations.  (Type 5 - DPaintIII,
    VideoScape2.0)


turbogif-1.0.lzh (12416 bytes)


turbogif-1.0.readme (1024 bytes)


view-3.2.lzh (51936 bytes)


vjpeg.lzh (25659 bytes)


wasp-2.1.readme (2015 bytes)


wasp-2.1.zoo (83931 bytes)


===================================================================
ab20/graphics/viewers/readme.:

[/ab20/graphics/tools/README            Fri Nov 23 16:00:07 EST 1990]

anim.lzh    IFF/Anim directory from DEVCON Disk2 (contains source to
        anim generator and player)
        [contributed by Ofer Licht <[e-mail]>]

movie.lzh    Eric Graham's movie, dilbm, movie package v1.0 that produces
        a movie from a set of pictures.
        [contributed by Ofer Licht <[e-mail]>]

projector.lzh    Projector 1.2 for viewing .film files.
        [Dan Barrett <[e-mail]>]

===================================================================
ab20/hardware/abstract.:

14mhz.lzh (5120 bytes)


Boards.doc (2119 bytes)


DigiViewClone.lzh (6769 bytes)


DigiViewClone.txt (69 bytes)


HDinterface (9329 bytes)


README (280 bytes)


RomSwitch.lzh (15177 bytes)


RomSwitch.readme (789 bytes)


ShowCARDs14.Readme (3463 bytes)


ShowCARDs14.lzh (10497 bytes)


Tabu-010.Readme (666 bytes)


Tabu-010.lzh (24192 bytes)


XTPCPOWER.lzh (35671 bytes)


a1000-pal-pin10-grond-reply.Z (1938 bytes)


a1000-pal-pin10-grond.Z (1421 bytes)


a1080mods.lzh (12090 bytes)


a500keyhack.txt (5641 bytes)


amscsi.arc (41985 bytes)


amscsi.lzh (30336 bytes)


bynery.readme (782 bytes)


bynery.zoo (74496 bytes)


eprommer.lzh (64251 bytes)


ibmdr.arc (7168 bytes)


ioboardparnet.readme (313 bytes)


ioboardparnet.zip (18130 bytes)


ioexpansion.lzh (286681 bytes)


macdrive.lzh (7713 bytes)


memhack.zoo (20108 bytes)


mousehack.txt (13044 bytes)


new14_3acc.lzh (63262 bytes)
    This is the release 3 of an accelerator for the Amiga computer, based on a
    68000 running at 14.32MHz.


scsi17b.lzh (142444 bytes)


spstransfer-1.01.lzh (30080 bytes)


supra_amax_drivers.doc (707 bytes)


supra_amax_drivers.lzh (3439 bytes)


trackballhack.txt (17679 bytes)


trackballs.lzh (11621 bytes)


turbo2088.lzh (7260 bytes)


turbo2088.readme (477 bytes)


===================================================================
ab20/hardware/readme.:

[/ab20/hardware/README                Fri Nov 23 16:02:41 EST 1990]

a3000/        Stuff about the Amiga 3000 and Workbench 2.0

trackballs.lzh    A collection of ``Trackball Hacks'' for converting various
        trackballs for use with the Amiga.
        [contributed by [e-mail] (Blaine Gardner)]
===================================================================
ab20/languags/ada/abstract.:

The DoD/Language-by-Committee, Ada.


adaed-1.0.11a.lzh (809397 bytes)
    This is AdaEd version 1.0.11a,the first release of an Ada
    compiler/interpreter for Amiga DOS 1.3 (and presumably higher). The
    "executable" is run by an interpreter and is therefore quite slow.  It
    does, however, multi-task and was apparently validated under an older
    version (1.7) of the ACVC tests.  You need at least 1.5 Meg of RAM to run
    this and 2 Meg is recommended.  Executables and examples take up 2 Meg of
    disk space when unpacked.


===================================================================
ab20/languags/c/abstract.:

bmake-15b.lzh (108482 bytes)


bovs-1.0.lha (37906 bytes)
    Bovs (pronounced "boffs") is an overlay system designed to replace the
    standard overlay system supplied with SAS/C.  It acts as both overlay
    supervisor and startup code.  It provides many powerful features that the
    standard SAS/C startup code and overlay supervisor don't provide.  It is
    intended especially for large applications which need flexible and
    efficient use of memory.  It is used in my Shareware music player,
    MultiPlayer.


byacc-1.8.lzh (92861 bytes)
    Berkeley Yacc is an LALR(1) parser generator.  Berkeley Yacc has been made
    as compatible as possible with AT&T Yacc.  Berkeley Yacc can accept any
    input specification that conforms to the AT&T Yacc documentation.


saslib.lzh (32901 bytes)


saslib.txt (141 bytes)


===================================================================
ab20/languags/readme.:

[/ab20/languages/README            Fri Nov 23 16:05:31 EST 1990]

dice-*.lzh    Dillon's Integrated C Environment (a free C compiler).
        [contributed by Matt Dillon <[e-mail]>]

p2c-*-src.lzh    Source to p2c, a pascal to c translator.
        Combine with the comp.binaries.amiga postings to use.
        [contributed by Fred Walter <[e-mail]>]
xlisp-stat/

===================================================================
ab20/readme.:

This is the top of the (somewhat organized) amiga section.

applications (directory)
    Complete application programs (differs from utilities in that these are
    polished final products, not tools to make such products).

demos (directory)
    Demonstration programs (including Euro-style demos, and demos of
    commercial products, including games.)

fish (directory)
    Information on and about the Fish Disk collection of Amiga files.
    Fish Disks are *not* available from AB20.  Try Grind.ISCA.UIOWA.Edu
    or UX1.CSO.UIUC.Edu, which are rumored to have Fish Disks on-line.

games (directory)
    Diversions.  Also, look in demos/commerical ...

graphics (directory)
    Images, animations, etc., and programs to view them.

hardware (directory)
    Information on Amiga hardware.

languages (directory)
    Programming languages.

sounds (directory)
    Sampled sounds, music, noise, etc.  Also utilities to play them.  Look
    here for NoiseTracker and MED modules.

tex (directory)
    Amiga implementations of Don Knuth's famous typesetting system, TeX, and
    support programs like MetaFONT and dvi filters.

text (directory)
    Miscellaneous text files.

utilities (directory)
    Tools for programming (other than languages themselves) or simply better
    utilizing the Amiga.  Look here for things to make your system even more
    whiz-bang.

===================================================================
ab20/sounds/modules/readme.:


This directory contains the following subdirs:


st-nt:  SoundTracker/NoiseTracker modules.  Should work with most of the
    SoundTracker clones out there, and with IntuiTracker in /music/players/.

med:    MED modules.  Play/edit these with MED 3.00 in /music/editors/.

future-composer:  Play these with Module-Master in /music/players/.

self-playing:  These modules are actually programs that play the module.  Just
           type the name to run them and play the song.
===================================================================
ab20/sounds/tools/abstract.:

Tools to manipulate various kinds of sound files.  May include players,
editors, and converters, etc..


EdPlayer-1.1a.lzh (127899 bytes)


EdPlayer-1.1a.readme (2253 bytes)


ModMaster25.LZH (33242 bytes)


Multiripper29.lzh (31870 bytes)


PROTRACK.LZH (111057 bytes)


ProTracker1.1a.lzh (114188 bytes)


ProTracker_OS2.README (1598 bytes)


ProTracker_OS2.lzh (74474 bytes)


README (895 bytes)


UltraPlayer.lzh (21359 bytes)


UltraPlayer.readme (1745 bytes)


med-3.21.lha (334464 bytes)


multiplayer-1.17.lzh (92622 bytes)
    General-purpose multitasking player for music modules.  Supports over 20
    popular module formats such as Protracker and MED.  Compatible with
    Kickstart 1.3 and 2.0, but works best under 2.0.  Provides volume, balance,
    and speed controls (with NTSC/PAL speed presets), both master and
    per-module.  Allows you to build module "programs" which are played in
    random order, in sequence, or only when you select them.  Registered
    version allows you to load and save these programs and use them like normal
    modules.  Allows module selection through two Workbench 2.0 AppWindows.


oscilloscope.lzh (7469 bytes)
    Osc is a real-time digital oscilloscope to be used with a mono 8-bit
    sampler connected to the parallel port.  Osc can be started from CLI or WB.
     No parameters.  It should work with A500/1000/2000/3000.  Preferably in
    PAL-mode since it needs 256 scanlines to display all 8 bits of a waveform.
    Features include scanning, trigging, time-measuring and a signal generator.



soundzap-2.0.lha (13624 bytes)
    This is the second release of the Amiga sound file convertor named
    SoundZAP.  It will convert ulawed, signed, and unsigned sample data to IFF
    8SVX or RAW files.  The program auto-detects Sparc soundfiles (.au
    extention) and Creative Voice Files (.VOC extention) and converts them
    according to the data in their headers.  All other formats will be
    identified as well as is possible and converted.  Michael Cramer
    [e-mail]


startracker-1.2.lha (137168 bytes)


technosound.lzh (59340 bytes)


technosound.readme (709 bytes)


ulaw2iff.lzh (27793 bytes)


ulaw2svx.lzh (7063 bytes)


===================================================================
ab20/sounds/tools/readme.:

This directory contains tools to manipulate sound files.


gram-2.lzh (42442 bytes)
    This program computes and displays audio spectrograms using a 256 point
    Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) to produce a high resolution graph of the
    frequency content of digitized audio data.  The audio data can be replayed
    from the spectrogram giving a simultaneous audio and video representation
    of its changing harmonic content.

intuitracker.lzh    A multi-tasking, intuition-based player for NoiseTracker
            and SoundTracker files.  See ../ntmodules/.
            [ contributor lost ]

sound.lzh        A tool for playing IFF 8SVX samples on the Amiga.
            [ contiributed by [e-mail] (Blaine Gardner)]

iff2ulaw.tar.Z        Convert between Sun uLaw <-> IFF 8SVX.
            Designed to run on a Sun.
            [ contributed by Jean-Francois Giorgi <[e-mail]>
              and Thierry Leconte <[e-mail]> ]
===================================================================
ab20/tex/pastex13/readme.:

Hello,

the files in this directory are the 'final' PasTeX 1.3 distribution.
Please distribute the disks only *unchanged* !

PasTeX 1.3 is copyright (c) 1990/1991 Georg Hessmann.
    Don't spread it for commercial purpose.

Metafont is ported by Stefan Becker. (It's also available from
    the Fish disks)

Fig (a graphicprogram) is ported by Frank Wuebbeling and
    improved by Olaf 'Olsen' Barthel.

If you have serious problems,
my e-mail address is: [e-mail]

!! The disks are packed with zoom 4.2. You can find a copy of zoom !!
!! in the directory /pub/amiga/archivers file zoom42.lzh.          !!

    Georg.
    29-Sep-91

-----


PasTeX1.3_fix1.lzh is the first bugfix of PasTeX 1.3.
The files "InstallFloppy" and "InstallFloppy.engl" on disk 1
have a small bug. In the file "PasTeX1.3_fix1.lzh" are the
corrected install scripts. The archive "PasTeX1.3_disk1.zom"
is also corrected.

(new)  PasTeX1.3_disk1.zom   456046 Bytes
(old)  PasTeX1.3_disk1.zom   457270 Bytes

Only the file "PasTeX1.3_disk1.zom" is affected from the fix.

    Georg.
    04-Oct-91

===================================================================
ab20/utilitys/2_0/abstract.:

70Hz.Readme (590 bytes)


70Hz.lzh (1823 bytes)


DefaultIcon.LZH (12324 bytes)


DefaultIcon.doc (10442 bytes)


KillClick2_WB20.Readme (468 bytes)


KillClick2_WB20.lzh (3158 bytes)


addmenu.lha (2048 bytes)


appserver-3.01.lzh (29989 bytes)


copymemquicker-2.1.lzh (8636 bytes)


copymemquicker-2.1.readme (112 bytes)


dwf_icon.doc (477 bytes)


dwf_icon.lzh (26888 bytes)


newicons.lzh (21449 bytes)


newicons2.lzh (5674 bytes)


rxblank.lzh (3863 bytes)
    RXBlank is an AREXX program I've written (my very first, in fact) that will
    pick a random screenblanker from your collection and install it in the
    WBStartup drawer each time you reboot.  "Brian C.  Berg"
    <[e-mail]>


starburst.lzh (2048 bytes)


wallpaper.lzh (27932 bytes)


wallpaper.readme (566 bytes)


wb20stuff.lzh (6784 bytes)


windowtiler-1.1.lzh (5877 bytes)


===================================================================
ab20/utilitys/editors/pgstrmpd/abstract.:

The files in this directory are updated Import Modules and Printer Drivers for
PageStream 2.1 provided by Soft-Logik Publishing Corporation South Towne Square
St.  Louis, MO Questions and problems regarding these files can be discussed in
comp.sys.amiga.applications.  New and updated drivers will be first on
icu.unizh.ch [130.60.80.80] in /amiga/soft-logik and on ab20.larc.nasa.gov.
(PageStream is a registered trademark of Soft-Logik)


README (443 bytes)


hpdj_c.lha (1064 bytes)
    updated PgS 2.2 driver for DeskJet 500 color


ntsc (336 bytes)


ntsc-if_above_don't_work (336 bytes)


pal (332 bytes)


pal-if_above_don't_work (332 bytes)


pgs2ptch.lha (46659 bytes)
    Official Patch for PageStream 2.2 -> 2.2 HL This is a maintenance upgrade
    from PageStream 2.2.


pgs2ptch.readme (5358 bytes)
    Documentation to pgs2ptch.lha


===================================================================
ab20/utilitys/editors/pgstrmpd/readme.:

The files in this directory are updated Import Modules and Printer
Drivers for PageStream 2.1 provided by

Soft-Logik Publishing Corporation
South Towne Square
St. Louis, MO

Questions and problems regarding these files can be discussed
in comp.sys.amiga.applications.

New and updated drivers will be first on icu.unizh.ch
[130.60.80.80] in /amiga/soft-logik and on ab20.larc.nasa.gov.

(PageStream is a registered trademark of Soft-Logik)

===================================================================
ab20/utilitys/editors/readme.:

[/ab20/editors/README                Fri Nov 23 15:37:39 EST 1990]

ue-patches/    Patches to Uedit by Rick Stiles.
        [contributed by [e-mail] (Tony Sumrall)]

stevie-*.lzh    The VI-like editor STEVIE.  Source is portable to many
        machines (Makefiles and Amiga executable included
        [contributed by Fred Walter <[e-mail]>]
===================================================================
ab20/utilitys/emulatrs/abstract.:

AmaxRam.doc (4077 bytes)


AmaxRam.lzh (13284 bytes)


Apple2Emul.lzh (87725 bytes)


Apple2Emul.readme (477 bytes)


FastMax3.lzh (14173 bytes)


Fuzz.lzh (1646 bytes)


Fuzz.readme (121 bytes)


TransUtils.lzh (33794 bytes)


a64v2.readme (444 bytes)


a64v2d1.lzh (207360 bytes)


a64v2d2.lzh (182272 bytes)


amaxram.lzh (13739 bytes)


spectrum-1.4.lzh (132246 bytes)
    This program emulates a Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48-kbyte z80-based computer on
    any Amiga computer.


spectrum_readplusd.lzh (13035 bytes)
    This is a program for reading diskettes that have been written using an MGT
    Plus D disk drive (connected to a Spectrum). It aids in transferring
    programs from a Spectrum to an Amiga.


sybv-1.1.dms (189299 bytes)


sybv-1.1.readme (1088 bytes)


unixlib.lzh (10242 bytes)


z80emulator.lzh (59393 bytes)
    This is a beta-version of a Z80 emulator/cross developer that I am
    currently writing.  It provides a complete emulator of a Z80 system, a
    single pass assembler and a symbolic disassembler.  Phil Brown
    ([e-mail])


===================================================================
ab20/utilitys/file/abstract.:

Utility that either affect files or are affected by files.  This includes file
zappers/editors (but not plain text editors), disk editors, ls-programs, etc.


DEKSID-2.0.lzh (35410 bytes)


RecoverII.Readme (208 bytes)


RecoverII.lzh (11392 bytes)


elvis.lzh (71808 bytes)


ls-4.1ljr.README (2378 bytes)


ls-4.1ljr.lzh (46225 bytes)


prols-6.73.lzh (32794 bytes)
    ProLS is probably the most versatile LIST utility for the AMIGA.  It has a
    **lot** of switches and parameters.  Every parameter can be configured.
    ProLS works both in 1.3 and 2.0 but under 2.0 it will take advantage of
    that and it also support quite a lot of 2.0 specific features, for example
    multiple assigns.  Examples of Uses for ProLS:  listing catalogs (Ofcourse)
    replacing foreach replacing build and more.  It is written by Stefan Ervik
    a member of 'ProNova SoftWare Development Group', the other members are:
    Urban Lindeskog David Nilsson Daniel Johansson Stefan Andersson My USENET
    address is [e-mail]


sid201.lzh (4360 bytes)


starburstII.LZH (10582 bytes)


whereis.lzh (25365 bytes)


zap_2.04.lzh (10471 bytes)


===================================================================
ab20/utilitys/misc/abstract.:

Miscellaneous utilities.  Some of these might be better classified as
applications.  Be sure to look in /ab20/applications/ as well as here when
looking for general purpose tools.


cedlook.lzh (1925 bytes)
    Another utility to give a third dimension to your system gadgets.  --
    Cedric BEUST ([e-mail])


neural-network-2.lha (16827 bytes)
    This package contains all the functions necessary to generate a Neural
    network which you can train and use in your programs.  The Neural network
    has an input layer, two hidden layers, and an ouput layer.  The network is
    feedforward and fully connected.  You may specify an size for each layer at
    run-time.  This code is Public Domain and anyone can use it in any type of
    program.  [e-mail]


pfactor.lzh (19161 bytes)
    Prints prime factorisations of given numbers n1, n2 etc.  Works from CLI
    only, and is limited to integers of size <= 2^32-1, ie.  for n <=
    4294967295 (which is actually prime). Factorisations are done almost
    instantaneously.  Source available free on request.  - Martin Scott (email:
     [e-mail])


qmouse-2.02.lzh (13682 bytes)
    a fully public domain (asm source included) mouse-utility with many unique
    features.  Only 3K small and replaces many other utilities.  NOTE:  KS2.0
    ONLY!!!!


shelltimer.lzh (19633 bytes)
    ShellTimer by John Lindwall.  ShellTimer is a multitasking-friendly
    shell-based stopwatch program.  It is useful when you need to measure the
    amount of time taken by an operation.  With this simple shell command you
    can start a timer and later stop it; the elapsed time will be displayed.
    ShellTimer can be useful to time compile/link operations, renderings,
    program executions, script files, etc.  Since it is shell-based, the
    command can be invoked from AmigaDOS scripts, from Arexx macros, from
    makefiles, or interactively.  This program requires AmigaDOS 2.04.


===================================================================
ab20/utilitys/printer/abstract.:

Printer drivers and utilities that are very printer specific.


EpsonQPlus-V5.lzh (17884 bytes)
    Printer driver for Epson compatible printers.  By Wolf Faust.


HP_DeskJet500.lzh (7535 bytes)
    This is an Amiga Printer driver for the HP DeskJet 500 printer.  It will
    not work with either the original DeskJet or the DeskJet Plus, since it
    uses various escape sequences that were first introduced with the DeskJet
    500.  It may or may not work with HP LaserJet printers.


PF_DeskJet.lzh (69064 bytes)
    The program PF (short for PRINTFILES) is an utility written to print text
    files on an Hewlett-Packard DeskJet 500 printer connected to the parallel
    port of an Amiga personal computer, selecting in the same time the font and
    the printing style between the internal options of this printer.


PS_driver-0.9.lzh (6919 bytes)
    This is a POSTSCRIPT printer driver.  It is only version .9, but it seems
    to work pretty well.  It accepts graphics, as well as text output, and if
    you use it with the CMD command, you can have a postscript file output from
    any program which can print! Kinda nice! I found this little gem on
    hubcap.clemson.edu, but I thought I'd move it here so more people could get
    a look at it.  Scott Ellis [e-mail]


bookprint-3.16.lzh (18265 bytes)
    BookPrint is a printing utility which will print a file in two columns on
    the front and back page of your paper, thus saving about 75% of paper and
    making the file more easily to read (you can read it like a book then).
    Especially useful for printing large documentation of PD-programs.  A
    printer capable of printing in 20cpi mode is needed.  Version 3.16,
    ShareWare, binary only Author : Alexander Rawass


docmaster-1.0.lzh (58172 bytes)
    This is a program to print out plain ASCII doc files in a nice, formatted
    way.  With this program it is possible to do things like multi-column
    output, or have very small printouts (eg I have got the Devpac2 README file
    on one sheet of A5 clipped into the manual...) There are these files in the
    archive:  s (dir) 160x90.PRT 37 \ Some demo datafiles for the program.
    These 80x60NLQ.PRT 38 | will probably only work on an Epson 80x80NLQ.PRT 38
    / compatible printer DocMaster 80292 The wonderful program itself
    docmaster.doc 6885 The doc file that you will probably ignore
    DocMaster.DOC.info 2570 \ The icon files.  Feel free to redraw them.
    DocMaster.info 1122 / Any problems, email [e-mail]


goodcolorjet.lzh (23552 bytes)
    Preliminary HP_500C driver (also support HP_Deskjet) This HP_500C driver is
    an preliminary version of an HP_Deskjet printer driver which supports the
    HP 500C printer.  This driver is suitable for the DeskJet, DeskJet Plus,
    DeskJet 500 and DeskJet 500C printers.  The driver has been tested with
    both the 500C and original DeskJet printer.  For the 500C both color and
    B&W graphics are supported.  For compatibility the maximum number of dots
    vertically is 3000 (at 300 DPI) when US Letter papersize is specified.
    Select CUSTOM as papersize to get 3100 dots vertically.  For color
    graphics, 3065 dots (at 300 DPI) is used for both US Letter and CUSTOM
    printer preferences.  Other paper sizes are calculated as before.  Support
    for DINA4 and US Legal paper sizes tested and seems OK.


post-1.6src.lzh (169984 bytes)
    Postscript interpreter - Post V1.6 This distribution was released as the
    archive files "post16b.lzh" (binaries) and "post16s.lzh" (sources),
    19-Apr-91 The binaries were uploaded to ab20 quite some time ago - the
    sources are in this archive.


postdj.lzh (17471 bytes)
    The program calls the PostScript interpreter library to render a series of
    PostScript files to Deskjet printer connected to the parallel port.  It
    supports all the possible page sizes, i portrait or landscape orientation.
    It has been tested on a Deskjet Plus.  It will likely work with the other
    current models in the Deskjet family or emulations thereof.


===================================================================
ab20/utilitys/readme.:



2.0 (directory)


Boards.lzh (1678 bytes)


amigavision (directory)


archivers (directory)


arexx (directory)


comm (directory)


disk (directory)


editors (directory)


emulators (directory)


file (directory)


printer (directory)


sound (directory)


system (directory)


virus (directory)


===================================================================
ab20/utilitys/shells/abstract.:

Replacement command line interfaces (CLIs).


SKsh017.lzh (344350 bytes)
    SKsh is a "shell" (similar to, but much more powerful than the AmigaDos
    CLI) which provides similar functionality to the Unix "ksh". SKsh is
    copyrighted by freely distributable software, and it runs under AmigaDos
    1.3 or 2.0 on 500, 1000, 2000, 2500, or 3000 systems.  It requires a hard
    disk to be very useful.  SKsh provides many features that the AmigaDos CLI
    does not - for example, it was the first Amiga shell to provide file name
    completion, user definable keyboard editing, or shell functions.


csh519.lha (182522 bytes)
    A replacement for the standard Amiga shell.  Quite similar to its UNIX
    equivalent, but not script compatible.  Has 100+ built in commands and 80+
    built in functions, file name completion, file type recognition and a very
    powerful scripting language.


csh519f.lha (64774 bytes)
    French documentation to csh-5.19.lha


csh519g.lha (58789 bytes)
    German documentation to csh-5.19.lha


csh519s.lha (97588 bytes)
    Source code to csh-5.19.lha


===================================================================
ab20/utilitys/system/abstract.:

arp (directory)


intuition (directory)


opsys (directory)


workbench (directory)


FastBoot.lzh (13467 bytes)


FastBoot.txt (286 bytes)


Mem-Handler11.Readme (388 bytes)


Mem-Handler11.lzh (1906 bytes)


ccd24.Readme (523 bytes)


ccd24.lzh (28771 bytes)


pattern.lzh (72685 bytes)
    This is version 5.0 of a shared library, which is able to and pgrep match
    an AmigaDOS pattern with a string and to convert strings or characters into
    uppercase or lowercase, including umlauts.  The library works with
    Kickstart V1.2 and higher and the patternmatching routines are compatible
    with ARP and AmigaDOS 2.0 patternmatching.  An ARexx function library is
    available, too.  One of the external programs included in this package is
    "pgrep" version 0.4, a small grep command, that finds a string or an
    AmigaDOS pattern in one or several files or in stdin (default). Freeware,
    binary only.  Author:  Angela Schmidt


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ab20/utilitys/system/arp/abstract.:

arp-1.03.lzh (92865 bytes)


arp-1.3-doc.lzh (60766 bytes)


arp-1.3.tex.Z (10342 bytes)


arp-library.lzh (12604 bytes)


arptools-1.0.lzh (84424 bytes)


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ab20/utilitys/system/opsys/abstract.:

antiflicker.english.doc (7120 bytes)


antiflicker.lzh (15804 bytes)


cpuspeed2.lzh (26584 bytes)


loadkickc0.lzh (32667 bytes)


si20a.lzh (59612 bytes)
    Handy utility to determine what is inside your Amiga.  It is not meant as
    another of these 'SpeedInfo' tools.  There are three modules in the
    program.  The Cards module:  This module displays all kinds of info on the
    auto-configuring boards in your Amiga.  The Drives module:  This module
    displays all kind of info on mounted disk devices.  The SysInfo module:
    This module provides you with all kind of info on the Amiga itself.
    [e-mail] (Paul Kolenbrander)


xoper-2.3.lzh (83821 bytes)


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ab20/utilitys/virus/abstract.:

Virus detectors and eradication software.


bigbrother-3.12.lzh (27143 bytes)
    BigBrother is a virus infection detection program with some optional
    utilities.  The check routine is running as a normal task with a priority
    of -1 checking the important memory locations in the Amiga.  Depending on
    the values and the their combinations, an expert system will accept it or
    warn you in case it thinks it is dangerous.  This means that no program can
    start a virus in memory without alerting BigBrother.  As a bonus,
    BigBrother is capable of starting a new shell, starting script files,
    viewing and installing bootblocks.  BigBrother uses direct Rom code (in a
    legal way) for performing the reads and writes to disk.


bootx-3.80d.lzh (92349 bytes)
    BootX is a virus killer written by Peter Stuer.  This archive comes
    straight from Fish Disk 542.  BootX can check the bootblock of a disk,
    check memory for any resident viruses, and scan files for link viruses.  It
    can load a library of bootblocks for you to install on your disks as an
    alternative to the standard DOS bootblock.  It can load brainfiles so you
    can add any new bootblocks that BootX does not yet recognize.  BootX is
    written completely in assembly for maximum speed and minimum size.  It
    fully supports AmigaDOS/Workbench/Kickstart 2.0, but is also Kickstart 1.3
    compatible.  It recognizes 22 file/link viruses, 120 bootblock viruses, and
    67 other bootblocks.  It has a really nice user interface, making use of
    the Kickstart 2.0 routines or the ARP library under Kickstart 1.3.
    Released August 10, 1991.  Highly recommended.


virus_checker-6.01.lzh (43854 bytes)
    smart virus detector with arexx interface; runs under 1.3 or 2.0... by
    [e-mail] (John Veldthuis)


virusx-4.0.lzh (64684 bytes)
    Since the VirusX 4.01 release is not a full release (it is missing the
    source and documentation files), I have uploaded the latest full release
    (4.0). This is an archive produced by taking the Zoo archive found on Fish
    Disk 287 and converting it to Lharc format.  [e-mail]
    (Colin Howell)


virusx-4.01.lzh (14007 bytes)
    VirusX 4.01 is a small update from VirusX 4.00 - I've made a lot of changes
    to the program, but there is only one visible change - and it's actually an
    invisible change.  See the `release.note' for details.


vscan-5.12.lha (49565 bytes)
    VScan was made to easily check all files that I received from different
    sources for the TTV1 virus, since there was no killer available for this
    virus.  I also included the IRQ virus, even though I haven't seen this
    since the release of KickStart 1.3.  Then KV was released with VirusX 3.20,
    and nobody needed VScan anymore (sob). I figured out I had to offer
    something more, and started working on the Analyze routine to check for
    completely NEW viruses on files.  So VScan grew.  The current version will
    scan memory, files and bootblocks for viruses, and can keep a brain file
    which remembers the file sizes of all your precious programs, and more...


zerovirus-2.0.lzh (79445 bytes)
    This program is a complete virus detection, removal, and protection system.
     Using ZeroVirus, you can check the bootblock of any disc.  You can install
    the disc (removing any virus that is present) with one of four different
    bootblocks, and backup the bootblocks of your commercial programs to ensure
    recovery from any viruses in the future.  You can also use ZeroVirus to
    check a directory or a whole disc for any known file (link) viruses.