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CONTENTS ScopeDisk45
STRIPES - Stripes is a program that will create a multi-shaded
effect for your workbench screen. With the program you have
complete control of the effects that you want.
DLABEL - DLabel is a simple but useful utility for printing 3.5" disk labels
with an IBM compatible printer. Its use is self-explanatory --
simply click on the CLEAR gadget to erase the startup text, enter
your data, and click the PRINT gadget to send it to your printer.
*** Note that DLabel works only with IBM compatible printers!
EDIBLE2 - This program will do many things to modify a file in order
to make it EDible. First, it will remove all characters that ED
cannot handle. It will also remove the CR/LFs of many files as when
using ED, only LFs are needed and CR/LFs will leave lots of messy
double spacing in the file. To get usage of the program, just type
EDible. An optional third comment may be added if you like. This can
be a number from 0-255. It will tell the program the maximum line
length you want.
RULER3 - Opens a borderless WorkBench window in which is contained a ruler
for the purpose of aligning or constraining text; the default ruler
is 30 characters intended to help prevent entering too-long filenames.
The program will automatically adjust itself to fit your personal
screen configuration (ie. MoreRows).
MFFCIS - These are some AREXX programs to help you manage Compuserve data
libraries using Microfiche Filer and AREXX. These will take WHAP TAPCIS
".CAT" files and put them into a MFF database. Duplicates may be
deleted. Also included is a MFF database of the AmigaTech library with
uploads from July to mid-December -- Art Steinmetz
PICS - Just to look at !! Includes the AMY500 pic.
AMY500 - This is a picture of the Amiga 500 from the INSIDE. Shows the main
board, chip locations, and board layout. This picture comes from one of
those "Utility" disks from Europe called "The Firm", so the original
artist is not known. I just captured the picture, added the 68000 CPU
which was missing, touched up Fat Agnus a little, and added the labels.
Let me know if the labels are not right because its been awhile since I
have opened up a 500. John Gager
SIMPLE - A very simple ARexx macro for TxEd+ to show beginners how to go
through a file doing things until the file is finished. Highly
commented I deleted the comments and resaved it as Template.txed, so I
can use it as a starting point and memory-jogger for the few occasions
when I need to write a macro. For beginners only.
// Jim Ventola
DSDELUXE - Disk Storage Deluxe displays more info about floppies, hard disks
ram, etc. than you every need to know. Its window will pop up on ANY
screen. Warns you when free storage in any device drops below a
specific level by flashing, beeping, a requester, or speaking! This is
the 'Deluxe' version of the old Disk Storage with many new things and
it is very robust now. Definitely something you shouldn't miss. Get
it! Khalid.
MAXCLI - For those of you who don't know, AmigaDOS has a ceiling of 20 for
the maximum number of CLI's you can have open at once. Well, this
little utility that fits nicely at the top of your s-s changes that to
255, which is more than even the most memory-rich user will probably
ever need.
FONTS - Four more fonts Florence,San Diego,ST and Steelbrush
A3000 - A "what-if" sketch of the way someone else would have designed it!!
COLOURTEXT - This program wedges the standard Amiga Text() call to provide
support for ColorFonts(tm). ColorFonts(tm) is the multi-colored Amiga
font standard developed by Interactive Softworks. ColorFont(tm)
characters can have from 2 to 16 different colors, and are generally
created by using InterActive Softworks Calligrapher program.
The ColorFonts(tm) standard has been adopted as part of the V1.4 Amiga
Operating System.
FILETYPE - Identifies the type of files by examining the first 512 bytes
and using heuristics (i.e. it guesses). For instance, it distinguishes
C programs from Assembly from Modula II from Smalltalk from English text
it knows about the different icon types, device drivers, libraries,
Aztec file types, arc, zoo, IFF files, etc. I did my best to have it
recognize every file type I could get my hands on. Currently works only
from the cli.
REXXARP21 - This is for now the last release of rexxarplib.library. A
couple of new functions, a few were extended, and one or two were
slightly modified.The nicest new feature is the ability to display IFF
files. For this you will need Christian Weber's iff.library, though. It
is available on BIX as iff153.zoo: I have not included it in this
archive.