CHANGES TO THE DISK CATALOGUE



*** UPDATED ***



GA 71 - SCRAZZLE  **  UPDATED 29 May 1993  **
   By Mr and Mrs C. J. Edwards. Needs 1meg.  Crosswordy-Scrabbly game,
   with a large repertoire of word and an excellent checking program.
   Excellent educational game. Ed: The authors are local programmers and
   also wrote the programs in the "COMPENDIUM" disk (MISC 33). The list
   of words exceeds 100,000 I believe. Original, interesting and
   educational.


GA 75  THE INSIDERS CLUB  **  UPDATED 29 May 1993  **

    This is a stock market simulation game by Colin Edwards, which allows
  one or two players to speculate on a mythical Australian market
  (although with a lot of real company names). It's well put together and
  more interest is added by the Club of the title, entry to which is
  astronomically expensive.  Once inside, you are presented with a series
  of envelopes of legally dubious inside information, good and bad news,
  which you can purchase for tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars.
  These give some useful tips on what to dump and what to buy.

   Another good 'un, give it a shot - but remember - 1meg or more is needed.




GA 76    CHICHI  *** UPDATED 29 May 93 - Bugs removed, easier to play
				         and faster.

    This is set up on a bootable disk, and is another fine offering from
  Colin Edwards of Grenfell NSW, who also wrote "Scrazzle" and
  "StockMarket". This program is good for anyone who likes crosswords,
  word puzzles, anagarams, etc in a game format, with all games being
  different. The program is Shareware, and Colin suggests A$25, which
  will get you the latest version if sent with a SASE.

    Also on this disk is "Chic", a "light relaxing version" of ChiChi.




MISC 10D  ** UPDATED FEB '93 **

FISHLIST

   This disk, thrown together by me, Daniel Rutter, contains an enormous
  PowerPacked text file of the contents files from every Fish disk from 1 to
  750, in numerical order.

   I recommend you unpack it and put it on your hard disk, and use a fast
  text editor like CEDPro to search through the 1.2 megabytes of uncompressed
  ASCII. It CAN be used from floppy with the help of PP, the PowerPacker
  Patcher, but you'll need a couple of megabytes of RAM. I find this
  textfile a much simpler way of finding stuff than Aquarium. It's not
  bootable and the list is iconned to display with Fullview but I DON'T
  recommend using Fullview's slow search function to find anything! [Ed: I
  use TxEd, MicroSmith's old text editor, which works fine.]



MISC 10E   ** Added Apr '93 **

KINGFISHER_HD (Fish 1 - 850)

   Ken Simpson has put this disk together for us - it has all the listings
  up to Fish 850 using the amazing new Fish database program, Kingfisher, which
  is said to be faster and less buggy than Aquarium, though I'm sure others
  will disagree. Whatever the case, this is a neat fast way of finding what
  you want on the Fish disks, and requires 1.4 meg of space on your hard
  drive. This all fits on a floppy due to Ken's use of Chas Wyndham's P-Compress
  program which is one of the most effective compressors around.





MISC 10F   ** Added Apr '93 **

KINGFISHER_FLOPPY (Fish 1 - 840)

   Ken Simpson has put this disk together for us - it has all the listings
  up to Fish 810 using the amazing new Fish database program, Kingfisher.
  This version requires 1.4 meg of space in memory in one piece. This all fits
  on a floppy due to Ken's use of Chas Wyndham's P-Compress
  program.



MISC 33 - COMPENDIUM  **   UPDATED 29 May 1993   **
   By Mr and Mrs C. J. Edwards, 1meg required for some programs.
   Contains a tiny PD database, and similar spreadsheet; a maze game,
   Yahtzee, Craps and Speller, a spelling game. Very good stuff. Some of
   these programs could have been commercial, such is the quality, and the
   writer is a local programmer.




UT 363    ** Updated May '93 **

  BOOT A1200
    Allows user of KS2 and greater to boot into a KS1.3 system.  There
    are  also  options  for  turning  off  CPU  caches for accelerated
    systems.   This  should eliminate 99% (nothing is ever certain) of
    incompatability  problems  using  the  newer  Amigas  to  run older
    software.  Thanks to Althea Lutz for this great one!

                      ! ! !   N O T E   ! ! !

    Due to copyright infringments the kickstart file for this disk has been
    removed.  But when loaded into workbench, you can access several
    utilities which will allow you to create yor own kickstart file for use
    with this disk.




MS 304 Removed because it was identical to MS 305.