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The Ultimate Shareware Collection Volume II Produced By $ave On $oftware (c) 1993 $ave On $oftware What is $ave On $oftware? ========================= WELCOME to the eleventh edition of our catalog NOW on CD-ROM. $ave On $oftware is your single source Shareware Library. We strive to offer you the best library of Shareware and Public Domain software available. This edition contains over 500 Mb of useful and popular programs and includes product descriptions. Since 1987, we continue to strive to offer the latest program releases and new titles, VIRUS FREE, as available from the Authors. $ave On $oftware is an approved vendor and Associate Member of the Association of Shareware Professionals (ASP). The ASP is an association of Shareware authors (Members) and ASP approved vendors and BBS's (Associate Members) who are dedicated to enhancing the image and professionalism of all aspects of Shareware. $ave On $oftware is an approved vendor and associate member of the Association of Shareware Professionals (ASP). ASP wants to make sure that the shareware principle works for you. If you are unable to resolve a shareware-related problem with an ASP member by contacting the member directly, ASP may be able to help. The ASP Ombudsman can help you resolve a dispute or problem with an ASP member, but does not provide technical support for member's products. Please write to the ASP Ombudsman at 545 Grover Road, Muskegon, MI 49442-9427 or send a Compuserve message via easyplex to ASP Ombudsman 70007,3536, or Fax (616) 788-2765. " ABOUT SHAREWARE =============== What is "Shareware" or "User Supported Software"? The concept of "Shareware" or "User Supported Software" represents a revolution in software distribution. You, the consumer, have the luxury of trying out complete, powerful, quality programs made available to you sensibly priced. Many of the programs listed in our catalog rival and even surpass their commercially available counterparts at a fraction of the cost. Programs listed here are distributed under agreements with the program authors. None of the money you paid for the program disks goes to the author. This fee represents a distribution charge and does not cover the cost of the program itself. If you continue to use a product after a reasonable trial period, you are expected to comply with the authors defined registration fee or donation. As a registered user you will often receive additional benefits such as enhanced documentation, product support, and new version announcements. One explanation of Shareware that we're particularly fond of goes as follows; "Shareware is a distribution method, not a type of software. You should find software that suits your needs and pocketbook whether it is commercial or Shareware. The Shareware system makes fitting your needs easier because you can try before you buy. Since the overhead is low, prices are low also. Shareware has the ultimate money-back guarantee -- if you don't use the product, you don't pay for it." About this CD-ROM ================= Contains over 600 Mb programs with product descriptions and hundreds of high resolution VGA .GIF files produced by Digital Tours, the Imaging Section of $ave On $oftware. Features the finest Access System on CD. Simple to use but rich in features. Locate Programs by name, $o$ catalog number, or simply browse on-line our catalog pages. Access System then allows easy file copy or .ZIP file extract to your hard drive or diskette, even checks for available space before extracting archives. <> Access System Features: Full Mouse Support Displays .ZIP File Contents View .GIF and .PCX files directly Built-in Graphic Slide Shows Global Text Search Capabilities Shell to DOS Complete Alphabetical Program Listing No Knowledge of File Compression Necessary Suitable for BBS Use <> Complete Shareware Library Includes: Business and Financial Applications CAD and Graphic Programs Games Educational products Utilities packages Word processing programs, utilities and font collections Windows Applications: Business, Games, Education, Graphics, Utilities, Fonts, Music and More. Also includes, collections on Astrology/Numerolgy, Genealogy, Home, Ham Radio, Programming, Music, Professional Applications, Religion and Virtual Books. System requirements: IBM PC or compatible. CD-ROM drive with driver software, 640k RAM. Hard disk and VGA Graphics adapter recommended. Copyright / Trademark Notice ============================ The Ultimate Shareware Collection Volume II is the copyright of (c) 1993 $ave On $oftware, All Rights Reserved. The high resolution digital images found on this CD-ROM may be used for personal use only. Commercial use or resale of these images, in whole or in part, is prohibited. $ave On $oftware Phone P.O. Box 1312 Voice : (717) 822-9531 Wilkes Barre, PA. 18702-1312 Fax : (717) 822-9767 LIMITED WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY ============================================= THIS SOFTWARE AND ACCOMPANYING WRITTEN MATERIALS (INCLUDING INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE) ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. FURTHER, $AVE ON $OFTWARE DOES NOT WARRANT, GUARANTEE, OR MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING THE USE, OR THE RESULTS OF USE, OF THE SOFTWARE OR WRITTEN MATERIALS IN TERMS OF CORRECTNESS, ACCURACY, RELIABILITY, CURRENTNESS, OR OTHERWISE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE RESULTS AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE IS ASSUMED BY YOU. IF THE SOFTWARE OR WRITTEN MATERIALS ARE DEFECTIVE YOU, AND NOT $AVE ON $OFTWARE, IT'S DEALERS, DISTRIBUTORS, AGENTS, OR EMPLOYEES, ASSUME THE ENTIRE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR, OR CORRECTION. THE ABOVE IS THE ONLY WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, THAT IS MADE BY $AVE ON $OFTWARE, ON THIS $AVE ON $OFTWARE PRODUCT. NO ORAL OR WRITTEN INFORMATION OR ADVICE GIVEN BY $AVE ON $OFTWARE, ITS DEALERS, DISTRIBUTORS, AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES SHALL CREATE A WARRANTY OR IN ANY WAY INCREASE THE SCOPE OF THIS WARRANTY AND YOU MAY NOT RELY ON ANY SUCH INFORMATION OR ADVICE. YOU MAY HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO STATE. NEITHER $AVE ON $OFTWARE NOR ANYONE ELSE WHO HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN THE CREATION, PRODUCTION OR DELIVERY OF THIS PRODUCT SHALL BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION, AND THE LIKE) ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE SUCH PRODUCT EVEN IF $AVE ON $OFTWARE HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. This Limited Warranty shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Pennsylvania. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ================= BY USING THE ULTIMATE SHAREWARE COLLECTION VOLUME II CD-ROM YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ THIS LIMITED WARRANTY, UNDERSTAND IT, AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY ITS' TERMS AND CONDITIONS. YOU ALSO AGREE THAT THE LIMITED WARRANTY IS THE COMPLETE AND EXCLUSIVE STATEMENT OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES AND SUPERSEDES ALL PROPOSALS OR PRIOR AGREEMENTS, ORAL OR WRITTEN, AND ANY OTHER COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE PARTIES RELATING TO THE SUBJECT MATTER OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY. .============================================================================. | Useful Keys | How To Copy or Extract | |============================================================================| | ESC = Abort or back up one step. | Place the Lightbar cursor | | Arrow Keys = Move Light Bar cursor | over the Program Name and | | PgUp / PgDn = Page through text | press ENTER. Select the | | Home/End = Beginning or End of file | appropriate choice from | | Alt+M = Activate Menu Bar | menu screen and hit ENTER. | | Alt+H = HELP | When the operation is complete | | Alt+I = Display Topical Indexes | You'll return to the catalog. | | Alt+F = File Options | | | Copy-Extract-View | | | Alt+S = Search for Text String | | | Alt+D = Shell to DOS | | .============================================================================. NOTE: See Documentation for Detailed explanations. or press ALT+H keys for summary help screen. A. Mouse Support The CD-ROM Access System provides support for any Microsoft compatible mouse. It does require your mouse driver be loaded prior to executing the software. To select an option from the Menu Bar, place the mouse cursor on the object and double click. All options may be selected in this manner. To scroll forward or backward through a view, click on the arrows at the top or bottom of the scroll bar which is located to the right of your screen. B. Normal Key Functions The CD-ROM Access System presents text, graphics and supporting information via "views". Each view, including this help view; consists of continuous text. Accordingly, your normal cursor keys work as you would expect to let you browse and read a view's text. The HOME key will take you to the beginning of a VIEW and the END key will take you to the end of a VIEW. The DOWN and UP arrows move directionally one line at a time, and the PGUP-PGDN keys move one screen at a time. C. Using The Menu Bar The MENU BAR provides drop down menus to access the special features of the CD-ROM Access System. .===. .===. Activate the MENU BAR by pressing the |Alt| + | M | Keys. .===. .===. .==========================================================================. | Press ALT-M to activate menu bar (c)1993, $ave On $oftware | |==========================================================================| |*Exit*| Help File New Index Search Options DOS Shell | .==========================================================================. <===========================================> When active a black Select Bar will appear over the menu options. Move the Select Bar with the Left or Right Arrow keys until the desired option is highlighted, press the "ENTER" KEY to select an option. Options are also available by pressing the highlighted letter. MENU BAR FUNCTIONS: Exit - Select to end program Help - Display HELP summary screen File - Copy, Extract, View Functions New Index - Display Topic list Search - Locate text Options - CD-ROM Access System defaults DOS Shell - Shell to DOS, temporary exit from program .==========================================================================. | Press ALT-M to activate menu bar (c)1993, $ave On $oftware | |==========================================================================| |*Exit*| Help File New Index Search Options DOS Shell | .==========================================================================. | | .=================================. .====>| Exit - Select to end program. | |=================================| | | | Press Enter or the "X" Key. | .=================================. .==========================================================================. | Press ALT-M to activate menu bar (c)1993, $ave On $oftware | |==========================================================================| | Exit |*Help*| File New Index Search Options DOS Shell | .==========================================================================. .====>.=================================. .=======| HELP - Summary Display |=======================. | Key |=================================| | | | | | | Alt-X | Press Enter or the "H" Key. |x, or exit program | | Alt-H .=================================.ndow | | Alt-C Lets you copy the file or image the cursor is on | | Alt-E Lets you extract the program the cursor is on | | Alt-V Lets you view the image the cursor is positioned on | | Alt-I Allows you to change the current index | | Alt-T Allows you to enter a search value | | Alt-N Searches for the previous occurrence of the search value| | Alt-P Searches for the next occurrence of the search value | | Alt-O Allows you to change various options | | Alt-D Allows you to shell to DOS | .=================================================================. .==========================================================================. | Press ALT-M to activate menu bar (c)1993, $ave On $oftware | |==========================================================================| | Exit Help |*File*| New Index Search Options DOS Shell | .==========================================================================. | .===============================. | | FILE - Copy/Extract/View | | |===============================| | | | | | Press Enter or the "F" Key. | | .===============================. .===========. |*Copy******|====> Copy marked archived or picture file. | Extract |====> Extract marked archived file. | View |====> View marked picture file. .===========. .==========================================================================. | Press ALT-M to activate menu bar (c)1993, $ave On $oftware | |==========================================================================| | Exit Help File |*New Index*| Search Options DOS Shell | .==========================================================================. | .===============================. | New Index - Topic List | |===============================| | | | Press Enter or the "I" Key. | .===============================. See next screen for details. .==========================================================================. | Press ALT-M to activate menu bar (c)1993, $ave On $oftware | |==========================================================================| | Exit Help File |*New Index*| Search Options DOS Shell | .==========================================================================. | .=====[ Choose Digital Tours Category ]=====. | .======================================. | | | | | Topics are selected from | | Select a Topic From the List Below | # this drop down menu by | |======================================| # positioning the light-bar | |**Ultimate Shareware Collection II****| # over a Topic and pressing | | Alphabetic Indexes | # the ENTER key. | | Digital Images [VGA Pictures] | # | | Slide Shows | # | | General Information | # | | Product Previews From Digital Tours | # | | [ END OF TOPIC LIST ] | # | .======================================. # | .=. .#########################################. << TOPIC Window >> If the Enter key is pressed on an invalid option. This pop-up window will open over the TOPIC window. .===============================. | .===========================. | | | Selection not valid | | | | press | | | | any key to continue | | | .===========================. | .===============================. Return to the Topic Selection Window for processing. .==========================================================================. | Press ALT-M to activate menu bar (c)1993, $ave On $oftware | |==========================================================================| | Exit Help File New Index |*Search*| Options DOS Shell | .==========================================================================. | .===============================. | Search - Find Text | |===============================| | Press Enter or the "S" Key. | .===============================. .==========================================================================. | Press ALT-M to activate menu bar (c)1993, $ave On $oftware | |==========================================================================| | Exit Help File New Index |*Search*| Options DOS Shell | .==========================================================================. | .===========. |*Text******|= Enter Search String. | Find Next |= Search Forward. | Find Prev |= Search Backward. .=================================.==========.. | Enter Value: [KEY SEARCH WORD HERE!] | .============================================. Note: After a value is Keyed, Press Enter to record. The Search Value is retained until a new value is entered. Next or previous searches may be performed by selecting "Find Next" for search forward or "Find Previous"for search backward. .==========================================================================. | Press ALT-M to activate menu bar (c)1993, $ave On $oftware | |==========================================================================| | Exit Help File New Index Search |**Options**| DOS Shell | .==========================================================================. .=============================. .=============| Set Options ==============. | Options - Set Defaults | | | |=============================| | Bookmark Feature: ( ) No (√) Yes | | Press Enter or the "O" Key | | | .=============================. | Resolution: ( ) 320 (√) 640 ( ) 1024 | | | | Slide advance: (√) Automatic ( ) Manual | | | | Delay between pictures in seconds: 1 | | | | Times to loop through slide shows: 1 | | (0 means loop until ESC is pressed) | | | | CD Drive Letter: E | | < OK > < CANCEL > | .=========================================. Option Menu Parameters ====================== Bookmark Feature: ( ) No (√) Yes <> The Bookmark option provides the following: No - Display first Topic in the Topic list Yes - Display the last Topic referenced in the Access system. <> Resolution: ( ) 320 (√) 640 ( ) 1024 320 - All images are of the 320 format. 640 - All images are of the 640 format. 1024 - All images are of the 1024 format. <> Slide advance: (√) Automatic ( ) Manual Slide shows will automatically advance from first to last image. Manual will display the first image in a slide show. Down-Arrow key advance one image. Up-Arrow back one image. HOME key will display first image in slide show. END key will display the last image in slide show. ESC key terminates slide show. <> Delay between pictures in seconds: 1 Set the number of seconds an image should stay on the screen before changing. Option Menu Parameters ====================== <> Times to loop through slide shows: 1 (0 means loop until ESC is pressed) Number of times to repeat a complete slide show. <> CD Drive Letter: E Drive where CD-ROM is located. <> < OK > < CANCEL > < OK > Saves options and returns to where you were when the options menu was selected. < CANCEL > Returns to where you were without saving the options. .==========================================================================. | Press ALT-M to activate menu bar (c)1993, $ave On $oftware | |==========================================================================| | Exit Help File New Index Search Options |**DOS Shell******| .==========================================================================. | | .===============================. | | DOS Shell - Temporary Exit | | |===============================╫<============. | Press Enter or the "D" Key. | | | | Temporary exit to DOS | | from the CD-ROM System | | | | To return from DOS Type | | Exit at the DOS Prompt | .===============================. E: Copy ■ Extract Once you have located the file description on the screen, place the light-bar cursor on the line you wish to copy or extract and then press the "Enter" key. This will display the drop down the file menu. Your options are: ■ Copy Copies files as stored on the CD-ROM. ■ Extract Extracts programs to disks as submitted by the author. ■ View Display Picture or "ZIP" file contents. See "View" under the Help Topic. The Copy and Extract options operate in a similar manner. If you didn't have the current line marker positioned on a valid line, a pop-up window will be displayed that explains the error. Read this explanation and then press any key to continue. The program prompts for a destination. This normally would be one of your floppy drives, but it can be any legal drive or directory combination you want. If the directory does not exist it will be created. The program then launches the copy command or the extract using PKUNZIP. The progress will display on the screen. F. USING AS A BBS ROM The Ultimate Shareware CD - A BBS on a ROM. This CD has been prepared using the $O$ BBS complete data file system as a model. Included in our COMMUNICATIONS Category you will find several BBS programs. You are encouraged to TEST each of them and select the one which best fits your needs. Remember these are shareware programs, once you have determined the one you will continue to use you must register it with the program author. Now, where do you start. First select a BBS program from the catalog, extract it, print all the documentation files and read them carefully before you start. Following the program installation instructions you will be asked to list the file areas you wish to support on the BBS. You are now ready to reference the CD-ROM directories. Each directory contains all the program files for a given category, also called a FILE AREA, and each category is detailed in a one line per program description file. This information will be required by the BBS software to allow access to each of the directories you wish to support on your BBS. For example to support Business and Finance you would reference the BF directory located on the CD-ROM drive in your BBS software and bf.txt (one liner descriptions) would then be referenced from the same directory. This file is necessary for users to locate programs on your BBS and also provides descriptive information about the program. The format provided should be usable by most BBS programs. If it is necessary to modify the format you may copy it to your hard disk and use any ASCII text editor to modify it to comply with the required format. All programs have been placed in ZIP files, one for each program disk normally distributed by the author. This allows the author supplied installation procedures to be used. Permission to use the one line catalog descriptions is hereby granted exclusively to support your BBS system. Modifications may be made to these files for the sole purpose of supporting your BBS. No part may be copied or extracted for any other purpose. All Shareware programs are the copyright of the respective program authors. Ultimate Shareware Collection Volume II CD-ROM is the copyright of (c) 1993 $ave On $oftware, All Right Reserved. Permission to use the one line catalog descriptions located in the individual file directories is granted to support BBS use. The high resolution digital images found on this CD-ROM in the areas designated Digital Images may be used for personal use only. Commercial use or resale of these images, in whole or in part, is prohibited. G. GUIDE TO USING SHAREWARE Startup Directions: 1. Boot up DOS on your system. Diskette only systems: Place your DOS system diskette in drive A and power on you system. Enter the date and time at the prompts (if applicable). The DOS prompt should then appear as "A:>". Hard disk systems: Power on your computer. The DOS prompt should then appear as "C:>". 2. Make a working copy of the distribution diskettes. If floppy only: DOS disk in drive A, use the DISKCOPY command. Hard disk be sure the DOS directory is in your path statement or change to the DOS directory. A:>DISKCOPY A: B: Follow the DISKCOPY prompts which appear. The "SOURCE" disk refers to the original diskette that you want to make a copy of. The "TARGET" disk refers to the blank diskette you are copying to. After you complete the backup place your original diskettes back in the sleeves and using the copies proceed to the next section. 3. Listing the directory on the DISKETTE. Insert the diskette into the drive, type DIR /P at the DOS prompt "A:>DIR /P" (press the ENTER KEY). The "/P" will pause the directory list if it is longer than one screen, you may also use the /W parameter which will produce a multi-column directory list. If the diskette contains archived files, listed as any FILENAME with the extensions .ZIP, .ARC, .LZH or a single file with the extension of .EXE continue reading this section. 4. ARCHIVED FILES a. How to un-arc or un-zip compressed files: Files with the extension .ARC, .LZH, or .ZIP are archived also called compressed files. Before these programs are usable you will need to extract the files This method of storage is used to save space on the distribution diskettes and is done usually because the required files will take more than the 360k of available space on a standard DS/DD diskette. This means they must be expanded to a hard drive or a larger floppy disk, preferably a 1.2HD or 1.44HD. b. The Process of UN-Archiving (.ARC,.LZH,.ZIP) : On a HARD Disk System : Create a new subdirectory MD\(DIRECTORY NAME) and copy the entire contents of this diskette into it. Change to the newly created directory CD\(NEW DIRECTORY NAME) and type the following COMMAND: ARCE *.ARC or LHA *.LZH or PKUNZIP *.ZIP then press <ENTER>. After the new files are created, you may delete the files with the .ARC, .LZH, or .ZIP extension from your disk. This procedure assumes that ARCE, LHA and/or PKUNZIP exist on your hard drive in a directory with DOS path to it. On a Floppy Disk System : If you have a floppy drive system, place the diskette containing the file ARCE.COM, LHA.COM, or PKUNZIP.EXE and the file with .ARC, .LZH, or .ZIP extension into the diskette drive. Remember the files when unarchived will take more space. If your system has two diskette drives unarchive the files to the second diskette drive. Repeat this procedure until all the files have been unarchived. c. The Process of UN-Archiving (SELF-EXTRACTING FILES) : If no other file is contained on the diskette besides an .EXE file it is likely to be a self-extracting file. These are archived files which contain there own extraction program as part of the archive file. To unarchive these files copy them either to your hard disk or floppy disk as described above, then at the DOS prompt type the file name and press the enter key. This will allow the program files to be extracted to your currently logged drive. NOTE : Be sure to keep the original diskettes as a backup for your software. 5. Read the README Files. Most diskettes will contain instructional information to startup the software. These files are often named as README, README.DOC, README.TXT, READ.ME, FILES.DOC, FILES.TXT, Etc. Use the DOS "TYPE" command to display the file to the screen or printer. Substitute the correct name of the file for FILENAME. A:>type FILENAME "To screen" A:>type FILENAME > lpt1 "To printer if attached to printer port 1." Note if printing these files be sure to have your printer on and ready to print and plenty of paper in the printer. You may also use a Word processor or text editor program to read or print these files. 6. HOW TO START A DISK : Running a PROGRAM. Check the directory for extensions such as; EXE, COM, AND BAT. If there is a file with the BAT extension this is very likely the one you want. This BAT extension is called a batch file and serves only to tell DOS to run a certain program. Sometimes it loads files in sequential order necessary for the operation of the programs. The Text or Document file should explain all of this to you. When you type the program title with these types of extensions, you do NOT type the extensions with them. For example, GO.BAT would be run by typing A>GO (And now press ENTER) Another example would be for a program called, MENU with the extension EXE A>MENU (Then press ENTER). A:>FILENAME (press the ENTER KEY) 7. Running a BASIC PROGRAM. BASICA can be found on your DOS diskette. To run a basic program you must first load BASICA or an equivalent such as GWBASIC. If you have a PC jr. you must have the BASIC ROM cartridge. Place the DOS diskette in drive A: then at the DOS prompt enter: "A:\BASICA" and press the enter key. This will load BASIC. When the "OK" prompt appears on screen you are now ready to run a program. REMOVE THE DOS diskette AND INSERT THE diskette with the program you want to run. To run the program type "( RUN "FILENAME )". Substitute the correct name of the PROGRAM file for FILENAME. 8. GENERAL INFORMATION .DEF Definition file .DOC Document file (normally contains instructions for using programs.) .DTA Data files .EXE Executable program files .FRM Form files * .GIF Picture files (Graphical Interchange File) .HDR Header files .HEX Hex files .HLP Help files .NDX DBASE Index files .OBJ Object files not executable ( requires Linkage editor to create a program file) .MSG Message files .PAS Pascal source program files * .PIC Graphic screen image picture files .PRG DBASE program files * .PRN Printer files * .TXT Text files * .WKS Lotus 123 templates (requires Lotus 123 program) * These file can normally be printed. .======================================================. | CREDITS | |======================================================| | We need to thank the program authors who produced | | the many fine pieces of software available here. | | Try them, then buy them, Shareware counts on the | | support of it's users. | | | | We would also like to thank a number of | | photographers for offering their photo | | collections to be used as source for our digital | | image conversion into the libraries marked | | Digital Images. | | | | We would especially like to thank PKWARE, Inc. | | first off for producing the PKZIP family of data | | compression utilities and for permitting us to | | call the PKUNZIP utility from within the CD-ROM | | copy/extract menu interface. In this business we | | assume that all are familiar with data | | compression techniques but we know that this is | | not so. If this concept is unfamiliar to you we | | suggest that you review the PKZIP Utilites. | .======================================================. .======================================================. | Comments, suggestions, or materials voluntarily | | submitted for consideration for future volumes may | | be directed to the address below. (Any materials | | submitted become the property of $ave On $oftware | | and will not be returned.) | | | | $ave On $oftware | | P.O. Box 1312 | | Wilkes Barre PA 18703-1312 (USA) | | | | VOICE: (717) 822-9531 FAX: (717) 822-9767 | .======================================================. Update Information ================== This disk contains over 600 Mb of useful programs, graphics, and text descriptions. This represents the 11th Edition of our shareware catalog. We are already preparing our 12th Edition and Volume III CD-ROM that will contain many new titles and program updates. If you would like to receive information on upgrades when available, please write or call: $ave On $oftware (800) 962-6107 (US) CD-ROM Upgrades (717) 822-9531 (International) P.O. Box 1312 (717) 822-9767 (FAX) Wilkes Barre, PA 18703