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3]PD DISKS: New - Fish 471 to 490
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3]THE PRICES
     Following are charges for disks requested in a given order, on a
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     1 to 4 disks - $3 each
     5 to 9 disks - $2.75 each
     10 or more - $2.50 each.

     We ship same or next day by first class mail, or by priority mail on
shipments weighing more than 11 ounces.

3]NEW
     Fish 471 to 490 are cataloged at the end of this article.
     1485 -- The Art Department Demo. ASDG's excellent graphics manipulator
in a demo version.
     1486 -- Card and Dice Games, compiled by George Thompson Services,
including Cribmaster (originally published in JUMPDISK), Dicey, Euchre,
Pitch, Spades, and Streets&Alleys.

3]THE DEAL
   JUMPDISK offers PD/SHAREWARE disks for a basic $3.00 each. Prices go
lower for more disks in a specific order: 1 to 4 disks are $3.00 each,
5 to 9 disks are $2.75 each, and 10 or more disks $2.50 each.
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accessible text files that tell what's on the PD disks we have.

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3]FISH 471
     BTNTape - A "Better Than Nothing" SCSI tape device handler. It provides
flat file access to a SCSI tape drive from application programs using simple
DOS calls to Read() and Write(). It can also be used with the Amiga TAR
utility for disk backups. It requires a "SCSI-direct" compatible SCSI bus
adapter but will also work with the A2090(A). It now supports many more tape
drives, and has some new features. This is version 2.0, an update to version
1.0 on disk 392. Includes source. Author: Robert Rethemeyer.
     MachIII - A "mouse accelerator" program that also includes hotkeys,
features of sun mouse, clicktofront, popcli, title bar clock with a bbs
online charge accumulator, Arexx support and much more. Updates for Workbench
2.0 have been added along with many fixes and new features. This is version
3.1, an update to version 3.0 on disk 378. Binary only. Author: Brian Moats
and Polyglot software
     MoleWt - MoleWt is a molecular weight calculator. The program accepts a
chemical formula and returns the molecular weight. This is version 1.01,
binary only. Author: John Kennan.
     Uedit - A nice shareware editor with learn mode, a command language,
menu customization, hypertext, online help, a teach mode, split windows, copy
and paste, undo, features. This is version 2.6e, an update to version 2.6c on
disk 415. Binary only. Author: Rick Stiles.

3]FISH 472
     CNewsBin - This is part 1 of a C News distribution for the Amiga. This
part includes all the binary and text files necessary to set up and run C
News. Part 2 is available on disk 473 and contains the source. C News uses
UUCP, such as Matt Dillons implementation (see disks 479 and 480) or that
included with this software's previous version (disk 319). This package has
been reworked and now includes a newsreader, AmigaRN (Sharware). All major
(and a few minor) features of Unix C News are implemented. The Author refers
to this as release 15-Dec-90, an update to the orginal version on disks 318
and 319. Author: Various, Amiga port by Frank Edwards.
     ICalc - An expression calculator that works with real and complex
numbers, has arbitrarily-named variables and user-defined functions, startup
files and more. Version 1.0, includes source. Author: Martin Scott.
     IFFBeep - A small utility that lets you replace the screen flash of
DisplayBeep() with any IFF 8SVX sound file. Also plays sounds on disk
insertion/removal. It can be run from the CLI or Workbench and includes an
interactive "control panel". Version 2.0, binary only. Author: Paul
Wilkinson.

3]FISH 473
     BigBrother - A virus infection detection program with some optional
utilities. It runs as a normal task and checks every 1 second the important
memory locations in the Amiga. As a bonus, BigBrother is capable of starting
a new shell, starting script files, viewing and installing bootblocks. All
this in a program less than 10K. Includes assembly source. Author: Erwin van
Breemen.
     CNewsSrc - This is part 2 of a C News distribution for the Amiga. This
part includes all the source for C News. Part 1 is available on disk 472 and
includes all the binary and text files necessary to set up and run C News on
the Amiga. CNews uses UUCP, such as Matt Dillons implementation (see disks
479 and 480) or that included with this sofware's previous version (disk
319). This package has been reworked and now includes a newsreader, AmigaRN
(Sharware). All major (and a few minor) features of Unix C News are
implemented. The Author refers to this as release 15-Dec-90, an update to the
orginal version on disks 318 and 319. Author: Various, Amiga port by Frank
Edwards.
     Family_Sol - A preliminary version of the Authors "Family Solitair" card
game. A standard game of Solitair with options for multiple players, sound
etc. Binary only. Author: Errol Wallingford
     MissileCmd - A fast Missile Command game written in assembly. Features
include using a hires interlaced screen, time based events for correct
operation on any speed Amiga, multitasking friendly, and sound effects. This
is version 2, an update to the version on disk 444, with bug fixes and
enhancements. Binary only. Author: Max Bithead.

3]FISH 474
     Aequipot - A program that renders multicolor pictures using an algorithm
based on electrostatic effects. Renders in low-res and high-res, and in two
speed/quality modes. Includes both PAL and NTSC versions of the program.
English and German docs. This is version 1.06, includes source in PCQ,
freeware. Author: Juergen Matern.
     AmiDock - AmiDock is an Amiga version of the NeXT's Dock facility. It
will open up a small window on your WorkBench full of little IFF brushes,
Each brush represents an application, like an ICON but it's a brush. Click on
the brush and your application will start. This is version 1.2.4. Shareware,
binary only. Author: Gary Knight.
     CrcLists - Complete CRC check files for disks 401-470 using the brik
program. These were made directly from my master disks. This is an update to
the lists on disk 401. Author: Fred Fish.
     Enforcer - Detects/protects against illegal memory hits. Compatible with
all OS versions & machines (requires a Memory Management Unit or 68030
processor). The low 1K of memory and all areas that are not RAM are protected
from CPU reads or writes. ROM is marked as read-only. Version 2.6f, binary
only. Author: Bryce Nesbitt.
     GreekFont - A 12 point font with Greek letters. Version 1.0. Author:
Daniel Moosbrugger
     Imperium - Strategic, "RISK" style game for up to four players. Based
in the ancient times of Rome, Athens, Alexandria and Carthago. Binary only,
shareware ($10), Manx-C source available from the author. English version
1.66E and German version 1.79D. Update to version 1.50E on Disk 362. Author:
Roland Richter.

3]FISH 475
     AssignX - A 2.0-only utility to create assignments when you get a
"Please insert volume" requester. Also lets you cancel the request, forever.
Installs by dropping into your WBStartup drawer. This is version 1.0,
includes source. Author: Steve Tibbett.
     Blankette - VERY tiny screen blanker/dimmer. Very nice on your system,
very little CPU time, compatible with just about everything. Dims screen
rather than going black. Includes assembler source. Author: Max Bithead.
     CITAS - Convert ILBM To Assembler Source. CITAS allows one to easily put
graphics into his/her own programs. CITAS takes a standard IFF ILBM image
file and converts it into either assembler or 'C' source code. Designed for
blitter image control, all of the necessary labels are generated, along with
color map information, mask generation, and other options. This is version
2.0, shareware, binary only. Author: Max Bithead.
     GadgetED - A program for creating and editing intuition gadgets.
Includes a palette editor, generation of either C or assembly source, and
binary saving for later loading and editing. Also comes with "PatchGE", a
program for converting the original format of GadgetED binaries to be
loadable by this and future versions. Version 2.3, an update to version 2.0
on disk 438, includes source. Author: Jan van den Baard.
     ToolLib - A shared library containing 45 useful functions for all kinds
of programs. There are functions for ports, sorting, gadgets, memory, string,
directory and file handling, etc. Version 8.1, an update to version 7.6 on
disk 438, includes source. Author: Jan van den Baard.

3]FISH 476
     Browser - A programmer's "Workbench". Allows you to easily and
conveniently move, copy, rename, and delete files & directories from a CLI
environment. Also provides a method to execute either Workbench or CLI
programs. Version 1.7, an update to version on disk number 180, binary only.
Author: Peter da Silva.
     MED - A music editor much like SoundTracker. A song consists of up to 50
blocks of music, which can be played in any order. Editing features include
cut/paste/copy tracks or blocks, changing the vibrato, tempo, crescendo, and
note volume. Other features include switching of the low-pass-filter on or
off on a per song basis, and a cute little animated pointer of a guy doing
"jumping jacks" in time to the music! Improvements include AmigaDos 2.0
compatibility. This is version 3.00, an update to version 2.13 on disk 424.
Binary only. Author: Teijo Kinnunen.
     Mostra - Mostra is a shareware IFF utility featuring real-time unpacking
scroll, dozens of options, "smart" analysis of any IFF file (FORMs, LISTs,...
also nested ILBM!), total control over display modes, simple slideshow
processing, pattern matching, SHAM, an external link to show Dynamic Mode
pictures, double buffering, fast decompression, color cycling, TeXdocs,
startup files for easy custom configur-ations and complete WB support,
through ToolTypes and Style icons! This is version 1.14, an update to version
1.0 on disk 330. Binary only. Author: Sebastiano Vigna .
     ToolManager - ToolManager is a full featured program to add programs
(either WorkBench or CLI) to the tools menu of the 2.x WorkBench. Programs
can be added by dragging their icons onto the ToolManager "config" window or
the optional ToolManager icon or by editing the config file. Requires
Workbench 2.0. This is version 1.3, an update to the version on disk 442.
Includes source. Author: Stefan Becker.

3]FISH 477
     IRMaster - This is a hardware/software project to allow the Amiga to
read an infrared remote control via the parallel port. Includes an ILBM of
the schematic for a simple interface to the A1000 parallel port, some
modifications are needed for other Amigas. The source code and executable for
a reader program are included. For further functionality modifications to the
source can be performed. Author: Ron Peterson.
     MegaBall - This is a new version of the game "Ball" by the same author.
It is a Breakout type game, and is very good. Complete with impressive
sound. This one's addicting. Binary only. Author: Ed Mackey.
     NoDelete - This program pops up a requestor to alert you of a file
deletion being attempted via DeleteFile() and allows you accept or cancel it.
This also pertains to any files you attempt to delete via "delete". Version
1.5a source is included. Author: Uwe Sch"urkamp.

3]FISH 478
     LSlabel - A simple label printing utility. Very powerful as the user
can/must do a lot of settings by himself. Features include variable linefeeds
(in 1/216 inch steps), a very exactly setting of the label length and freely
configurable printer codes. Version 1.0, binary only. Author: Stefan
Berendes.
     MED-Songs - A selection of musical pieces created with MED, the musical
editor program (see disk 476 for MED 3.00). Includes MEDPlayer version 3.0. 
Author: Hans-H. Adam.
     MP - A small, useful utility for sending any MIDI data back and forth
between an Amiga and a MIDI instrument. Helpful for learning about MIDI,
writing/debugging MIDI software, figuring out your instrument's system-
exclusive implementa-tion, and more. Very versatile. Version 1.0, includes
source. Author: Daniel J. Barrett.
     NewList - A powerful LIST replacement. Supports many features including
sorts, character filters, case sensitivity, most options offered by LIST,
date construction, UNIX wildcards, and much more. Sort routines are very fast
and memory usage is minimal. Version 4.9, an update to version 4.5 on disk
461. Binary only. Author: Phil Dietz.

3]FISH 479
     CheckPrt - A small program for checking the presence of a parallel
printer from within a script file. Binary only. Author: Tom Kroener.
     TDP - A small trackdisplay program that uses whatever screen is up
front. Binary only. Author: Tom Kroener.
     UUCP - An implementation of uucp for the Amiga, including mail and news.
This is Matt's version for the Amiga, based on William Loftus's Amiga UUCP
0.40 release with news code from his 0.60 release, and months of work by Matt
to make fixes and add enhancements. This is version 1.13D, an update to
version 1.08D on disk 442, and consists of four parts. Parts 1 and 2 are on
this disk, and parts 3 and 4 are on disk 480. Includes source. Author:
Various, major enhancements by Matt Dillon.

3]FISH 480
     Cryptor - A program that encrypts and decrypts data (files). It uses a
mathematical algorithm with password key protection. Has both English and
German versions and documentation. This is version 1.0, binary only.
Author: Thomas Schossow.
     NoCare - This utility speeds up your windowing environment. The
OpenWindow vector is patched. When someone tries to open a window in the
Workbench screen, the lower refreshbit in the nw_Flags field is cleared. This
way, only NOCAREREFRESH windows will be opened, resulting in faster window
movements. Windows opened in customscreens are not affected. This is version
1.5. Assembly source included. Author: Raymond Hoving.
     TplEdit - A gadtools template editor. It is able to generate nearly
standalone C source code. The program will only run under OS 2.0, Kickstart
37.73 or higher. This is version 1.00 Alpha. Includes source. Author: Matt
Dillon.
     UUCP - An implementation of uucp for the Amiga, including mail and news.
This is Matt's version for the Amiga, based on William Loftus's Amiga UUCP
0.40 release with news code from his 0.60 release, and months of work by Matt
to make fixes and add enhancements. This is version 1.13D, an update to
version 1.08D on disk 442, and consists of four parts. Parts 1 and 2 are on
disk 479, and parts 3 and 4 are on this disk. Includes source. Author:
Various, major enhancements by Matt Dillon.

3]FISH 481
     K1 - An editor program for the Kawai K1-II synthesizer. Includes a
bankloader for single-patches and multi-patches, a single-patch editor, a
multi-patch editor, and support for the effect-session and K1 controllers.
Version 4.8, binary only. Author: Andreas Jung.
     MCP - A "TRON" like cycle race game for up to four players. Version
13.76, update to version on disk 338, includes source in assembly. Author:
Jorg Sixt.
     TLPatch - A utility to allow corrections in pronunciation for programs
that use the Translate() function. It allows you to extract the exception
table from the translator.library, use a text editor to edit the table, and
then restore it back into the library. Version 1.0, includes source. Author:
Richard Sheppard.
     WaveMaker - WaveMaker is intended to give beginning music and physics
students a "hands on" feel for how complex waves are made by adding a
harmonic series of sine waves. A fundamental and up to seven harmonics are
available. The resulting waveform can be displayed on the screen or played on
the audio device using the keyboard like a piano. A game mode is also
provided. Version 1.2, an update to version 1.1 on disk 318, with several
bugs fixed, more efficient code, and a new display option. Includes source. 
Author: Thomas Meyer.

3]FISH 482
     Ephemer - A program which calculates the positions of the sun, moon, and
planets for any date and any place. Includes source in HiSoft BASIC. Author:
Yvon Alemany.
     Molec3D - An interactive 3D solid modelling program for molecules.
Produces a graphic, three dimensional representation of molecules, based on
3D coordinates data from geometry optimization programs, X-ray measurements,
or any other source. Can handle up to 500 atoms at a time. Requires 1Mb or
more of memory. Version 1.022, binary only. Author: Stefan Abrecht.

3]FISH 483
     ButExchange - An input handler to help left handed Amiga users. It
reverses the function of the mouse buttons, so that the left button becomes
the right and vice versa. Very small, uses only 168 bytes of memory. Version
1.0, includes source in assembler. Author: Preben Nielsen.
     ColorSamples - A few executable color samples made by ColorCatch from
disk 396. Contains the 'old' colors from kickstart 1.3 and the 'new' colors
from kickstart 2.0. Very useful because some programs/icons look awful when
displayed in colors other than the ones they were created for. Author:
Preben Nielsen.
     InputLock - An input handler to help Amiga users who have cats and other
pets (or children) that mess with the Amiga as soon as it is left for a
second. It installs an input handler which lets you lock the keyboard and
mouse by pressing a few buttons. Very small, uses only 190 bytes of memory.
Version 1.0, includes source in assembler. Author: Preben Nielsen.
     MED - MED is a music editor that can be used to compose music for demos/
games etc. It can be used as a stand-alone music program as well. The
features include built-in sample editor, synthetic sound editor, MIDI support
(up to 16 tracks), and options to read/write NoiseTracker modules. Included
are routines that allow programmers to easily incorporate music made with MED
in their programs. This is version 3.10, an update to version 3.00 on disk
476. Binary only. Author: Teijo Kinnunen.
     MouseXY - A small utility that opens a little window in which it shows
the mouse coordinates and the color at that position. It can be moved from
screen to screen and is able to show coordinates even when you are moving/
resizing windows or moving Workbench icons. Version 1.0, includes source in
assembler. Author: Preben Nielsen.
     PicSaver - A small utility that allows you cut rectangular portions of
any screen and store them on disk as IFF ILBM files. Also allows easy saving
of windows and entire screens to disk. Version 1.0, includes source in
assembler. Author: Preben Nielsen.
     PointerX - Spins the hands of any pointer that looks like the standard
AmigaDOS 2.0 Workbench "busy" pointer (a clock). Will also work with any
application that uses the same pointer. Includes source. Author: Steve
Tibbett.
     PSX - A public screen manager for AmigaDOS 2.0. Lets you open,
manipulate, and close public screens, set the global public screen bits, and
provides a good example of using GadTools and ReadArgs. Version 1.1, an
update to version on disk 418. Includes source. Author: Steve Tibbett.
     PWKeys - An input handler that allows you to manipulate windows and
screens by pressing keys on the keyboard. It currently lets you perform 17
different functions. Includes an interactive program to define hotkeys. Very
small, uses only 1124 bytes of memory. Version 1.0, includes source in
assembler. Author: Preben Nielsen.
     TD - A program like TrackDisplay on disk 399 by Olaf Barthel. It
monitors and displays the current track for each floppy disk connected to the
Amiga. Version 1.0, includes source in assembler. Author: Preben Nielsen.

3]FISH 484
     BootPic - BootPic allows you to install nearly any IFF picture that you
like in place of the WorkBench hand that appears after a reset. Version 1.0,
includes source in assembly. Author: Andreas Ackermann.
     EZAsm - Combines parts of "C" with 68000 assembly language. The
resulting code is optimized as much as possible. Now bundled with A68k and
Blink for a complete programming environment. New "c.lib" functions and more.
This is version 1.5, an update to version 1.31 on disk 431. Includes example
source and executable files. Binary only. Author: Joe Siebenmann.
     MSClock - A clock utility, which displays memory, date, time and online
time (if connected to another computer via modem) in the titlebar of the
WorkBench screen. This is version 1.3, includes source. Author: Martin
Steppler.
     Spright - Spright is a sprite making utility. Simple or attached sprites
can be saved to a file ready to be added to your program. The colors used
with the sprite(s) will also be saved. Version 1.2, binary only. Author:
Todd Neumiller.
     TextPlus - A word processor for the Amiga, with both German and English
versions. This is version 3.0, an update to version 2.2E on disk 465. New
features include the ability to print footnotes and serial letters, multiple
windows, an ARexx-interface with 120 commands, powerful block-operations,
ANSI-compatibility, ability to load files crunched by PowerPacker, etc. 
Shareware, binary only. Author: Martin Steppler.
     Viewer - Displays IFF pictures fast! Version 1.0. Includes source in
EZAsm. Author: Joe Siebenmann.

3]FISH 485
     Drawmap - A program for drawing representations of the Earth's surface.
This version includes a completely rewritten user interface and some new
functions. Version 2.25d, an update to version 2.0 on disk 315. Includes
source. Authors: Bryan Brown & Ulrich Denker.
     NiftyTerm - NiftyTerm is an h19/VT102/VT52 emulator for the Amiga. It
was originally designed to be used with DNet, but it has been expanded so
that it may be used as a normal terminal emulator. Niftyterm was designed to
be a good emulation of these terminals, as well as being fairly small and
fast. Version 1.2, an update to version 1.0 on disk 403. Binary only, source
available from authors. Author: Christopher Newman, Todd Williamson.
     Spades - This is an Amiga version of the card game spades. It is a one
player version, where the computer plays your partner and two opponents. This
is version 1.2, an update to version 1.1 on Disk 392. Includes source in C. 
Author: Greg Stelmack.

3]FISH 486
     Metafont - Amiga port of the Metafont package, a program to create TeX
fonts. Includes versions for 68000 and 68020. Disk 487 contains a copy of the
Metafont font source files from the TeX distribution tape, including the
Computer Modern Roman and the LaTeX fonts. This is version 2.7, binary only. 
Author: Donald E. Knuth, Stefan Becker (Amiga port).
     SoundEd - Demo version of an 8SVX sound editing package, written in
machine code for optimum speed and minimum size. Can also be used for
digitizing with SoundEd or Perfect Sound hardware. Version 1.0, demo, binary
only. Author: Howard Dortch and Mike Coriell.

3]FISH 487
     AssignX - A 2.0-only utility to create assignments when you get a
"Please insert volume" requester. Also lets you cancel the request, forever.
Installs by dropping into your WBStartup drawer. This is version 1.2, an
update to version 1.0 on disk 475. Includes source. Author: Steve Tibbett.
     MFSrc - A copy of the Metafont font source files from the TeX
distribution tape, suitable for use with the Amiga port of Metafont on disk
486. Included are the Computer Modern Roman and the LaTeX fonts. These should
be sufficient to run a normal TeX installation. Author: Various.
     PPrint - A printing utility, designed for all those who slowly but
surely become frustrated with programmers who think that they can do a form
feed better than their printer can. This one relies on the printer itself to
do the formatting, and on the program to send the settings. Features include
a full icon driven user interface, the ability to convert tabs to any size,
and the ability to save a number of standard settings. Version 1.10, includes
source. Author: Marc Jackisch.

3]FISH 488
     LordOfHosts - A strategy game for two players based on a board game
called "Shogun". Features include flexible mouse/joystick controls, undo and
redo of up to 500 preceding steps, fully intuition-ized user interface.
Version 1.0, complete source code, precompiled include files and debugger
files included. Author: Tim Pietzcker.
     MidiTools - A group of several different utility programs for those who
run a Midi system. Update to version on disk 159. Includes three new
programs, two of which are synthesizer editors, and compatibility with
AmigaDOS 2.0. Binary only. Author: Jack Deckard.
     SGD - This program makes it possible to delete games, that are saved by
any of the existing Sierra adventures (e.g. Leisure suit Larry). The program
has a LEARN-option for including new adventures. Version 1.0, binary only. 
Author: Maico Ditzel.
     SuperDuper - A very fast disk copier and formatter. Can make up to four
unverified copies from a ram buffer in 36 seconds. Verified copies from a ram
buffer take 67 seconds for one destination drive, plus 34 seconds for each
additional destination. Binary only. Author: Sebastiano Vigna.
     View80 - Scrolling text file reader with three scrolling modes
controllable via keyboard or mouse. Opens file requestor if no filename is
given. Automatically configures screen size for PAL or NTSC machine. Version
2.0, an update to version 1.1 on disk 365. Binary only. Author: Federico
Giannici.

3]FISH 489
     Automata - Automata is an extremely versatile, cellular automaton
simulation. Virtually every aspect of the simulation can be altered, saved,
and later recalled. Also supplies many powerful editing functions (such as
patterns, rotations, reflections, etc) for creating and modifying cell
configur-ations. Additional features include editable icons, an immense
variety of rules from which to choose, "music" which changes as the cell
configuration changes and methods to speed execution from 3 to 60 (or more)
generations per second. Binary only. Author: Jerry Mack.
     MkBmap - Builds Amiga format bitmapped fonts from PostScript fonts.
Uses the library "post.library" (disk 468) to render the characters. Best
results are obtained with fully hinted type 1 fonts, such as those supplied
by Adobe and other vendors. Version 1.0, includes source. Author: Adrian
Aylward.
     SKsh - A ksh-like shell for the Amiga. Some of its features include
command substitution, shell functions with parameters, aliases, local
variables, local functions, local aliases, powerful control structures and
tests, emacs style line editing and history functions, I/O redirection,
pipes, large variety of built-in commands, Unix style wildcards, Unix style
filename conventions, filename completion, and coexistence with scripts from
other shells. Very well documented. Version 1.7, an update to version 1.6 on
disk 381. Lots of new features and bug fixes. Binary only. Author: Steve
Koren.

3]FISH 490
     AmiCheck - An easy to use, intuitive, friendly checkbook program.
Allows you to enter your checks in a very natural style, giving you a running
balance as you do so. Options include reconciling your checkbook, starting
new registers with outstanding checks only, printing all, cleared,
outstanding, or selected entries, and more. Version 2.0, shareware, binary
only, requires AmigaDOS 2.0. Author: Jeff Hoag.
     AntiLemmin - Another great, humorous, animation from Eric Schwartz. This
one was obviously inspired by the wonderful Lemmings game. Lasts a full two
minutes and ten seconds. Requires at least 2 Mb of memory. Author: Eric
Schwartz.
     Recolor - A fully configurable icon recoloring tool that can swap or
shift the colors of selected icons and truncate the depth of the icon color
map. Binary only. Author: Michael Sinz

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