--------------------------------------- 3]PD DISKS AT $3 EACH PRICES 3]Fish 1 to 228 (excluding 57, 80 and 88) 3]FAUG Hot Mix 1 to 88 3]AMUSE (43 Disks) 3]TBAG (1 to 31) 3]SACC (1 to 29) 3]Amicus 1 to 26 3]GOLDFISH 1 to 3 3]BEST OF AMICUS 1 to 4 --------------------------------------- 3]ANOTHER PRICE REDUCTION JUMPDISK is pleased to announce another reduction in the price of PD and shareware disks. They're now $3 each, no matter how few or many you order. This is a reversion to the original price we charged. We hiked it to $3.25 each in the face of postal increases. However, disk prices have dropped to an extent that we can pull back the price and still absorb the higher postage. If disk prices go up, we'll increase our prices again. Should that happens, don't forget we dropped prices significantly when we were able. The price drop goes into effect with this announcement. However, we reserve the right to fill orders paid for at the old price during the transition. It's still a bargain. 3]NEW FISH TBAGS Fish 211 to 228 and TBAG 25 to 31 are now available. Contents are cataloged at the end of this article. 3]RECENT ARRIVALS -- Air Warrior (415), a playable, distributable version of the air combat game which is more fun and more addicting in its natural environment, on GEnie©, where multiple players compete against each other in real time through their modems. -- WALKER II - 416 and 417. A two-disk set. -- SIM CITY DEMO - 418. One meg equired for this demo of the popular city construction game. --AQUARIUM - 419. Excellent catalogue, by topic, program type, etc., of the Fish collection. Updated through latest Fish disk we possess -- generally the latest anyone has. Consider this an adjunct to the PDLIST disks, which include cataloguing by disk number. This on-disk system, can be updated by the user as new disks appear. PDLIST expands to two disks: The JUMPDISK PD collection has grown so large -- 400+ disks -- it was necessary to expand the catalog to two disks, which from now on will be sold only as a set for $3 total. PDLIST1 catalogs the Fish collection through 194, PDLIST2 catalogs Fish 195 onward, Amicus, Amuse, FAUG, TBAG and SACC. 3]AND NOW FOR THE REAL ARTICLE JUMPDISK offers PD/SHAREWARE disks for $3.00 each. You may send an order by mail and pay by check. You may also telephone us your order (if you have a street address rather than post office box) and we will ship your order by UPS COD the next morning. There is a $2.90 additional charge per COD order. COD orders may be paid by personal check. For $3, you can order from us the two-disk PDLIST set, which contains easily accessible text files that tell what's on the PD disks we have. 3]THE USUAL INFORMATION and HOW TO ORDER The prices given are TOTALS. There are no added-on costs except as specifically noted. You DO NOT have to be a JUMPDISK subscriber to take advantage of the offer. 1. Send orders to: 3]JUMPDISK PD Offer 3]1493 Mt. View Ave. 3]Chico, CA 95926 (U.S.A.) 2. The cost per disk is $3.00 U.S. funds. 3. Payment must be made by check or money order in U.S. funds. 4. Orders from countries other than the U.S. or Canada must be paid either by international money order, or by check in U.S. dollars drawn on a bank which has a U.S. branch whose name and address are on the face of the check. 5. California residents must pay 6 percent sales tax, for a total of $3.18 per disk. 6. The $3.00 (in U.S. funds) price also applies to orders sent to Canada, but residents of countries other than the U.S. and Canada must add $1.00 per disk ordered for a total of $4.00 per disk. 7. JUMPDISK reserves the right to refund all or part of a payment, should an ordered disk not be available for any reason. In the case of partial refunds, JUMPDISK reserves the right to refund in the form of its own check in U.S. funds. If a disk is not available but its arrival is anticipated, we will back-order it and send when available. 8. Telephone calls are accepted for UPS COD orders. No collect calls. 9. Disks are provided with absolutely no warranty. However, we urge you to return flawed disks for replacement without charge. 10. Disks are provided without documentation except that on the disk itself. We cannot provide guidance on how specific activities work on these disks. We haven't even tried some of them except to verify contents. For our part, we promise to make a sincere effort to ship your order the day it is received, so you should be able to obtain desired disks within about one week or 10 days after you mail your order. If you have already ordered PD disks from us, you know we mean this. In this issue is an Article Menu entry: PD ORDER BLANK - PRINT ME. You may print this order blank as an easy order form for the disks you wish. If you have no printer or you can more easily write your own order, please do the following: To order, type or legibly print your name, address, city, state, ZIP (or other postal code) on a sheet of paper. On the same side of the paper, carefully print the code number of every disk you wish by collection. Multiply the number of disks you want by the price per, whether $3.00, $3.18, or $4.00. Remember the PDLIST disk set is only $3. Write the total on the sheet. Include payment in the same envelope with the sheet bearing order information. Make check payable to JUMPDISK. 3]FISH 211 AmigaWave - This is Allen's entry to the 1988 Badge Killer Demo Contest. It is an animation with sound effects. Allen Hastings Esperanto - A keymap modification to usa1 which, in conjunction with the supplied slate.font, will allow one to type in Esperanto and Welsh, in any program that will use keymaps and fonts. Glyn Gowing. Image-Ed - An shareware icon editor submitted by the author for inclusion in the library. Suggested shareware donation of $20. Version 1.9, binary only. Fixes a serious bug in the 1.8 version on disk 204. Jonathan Potter. SignFont - A keymap and font that will allow the user to be able to type in American Sign Language, provided that one knows the font. Glyn Gowing. VirusControl - A new virus detection and control program that checks disks during insertion, protects from link viruses, shows bootblock on a screen, periodically checks system vectors, controls access to files with a requester, etc. Version 1.3, includes full assembly language source code. Pius Nippgen. 3]FISH 212 Alice - This animation is Carey's entry to the 1988 Badge Killer Demo Contest. Carey T. Pelto. DiskSalv - A disk recovery program for all Amiga file system devices that use either the Amiga Standard File System or the Amiga Fast File System. Disksalv creates a new filesystem structure on another device, with as much data salvaged from the original device as possible. This is an update to the version released on disk 177. Binary only. Dave Haynie. DogsWorld - This animation is Charles' entry to the 1988 Badge Killer Demo Contest. Charles Voner. 3]FISH 213 Cucug - This animation of the Champaign-Urbana Commodore Users Group logo was submitted to the 1988 Badge Killer Demo Contest by Ed Serbe. Icons - Almost 300 icons in eight (!) colors. Uses a special program to get an eight-color workbench to display these icons, which were made with DPaintII and IconGen. Most icons are miniatures of the main screen of their corresponding programs, or the picture they show, made with "iconize" and "recolor" from disk 85. Wolf-Peter Dehnick. 3]FISH 214 ArcPrep - ArcPrep prepares files and/or directories for archival with arc or any other program that can't scan through different directories and/or handle long filenames. Version 2.1, includes source. Garry Glendown. MandelVroom - A Mandelbrot/Julia-curve generating program that features five numerical generators (integer, ffp, ieee, 020, and 020/881) in hand-crafted assembly for maximum speed, online mouse selectable help for all functions, generation of multiple pictures simultaneously, sophisticated user interface with shaded gadgets, etc. Some of the other features include zoom, magnify, color-cycling, contouring, auto-contouring, histogram, statistics, presets, extra-halfbrite support, overscan, orbits, pan mode, and more. Requires 1Mb or more of memory. This is the source to version 2.0, an update to the version on disk 78. A compiled binary, along with help files and example images, can be found on disk 215. Kevin Clague. MemDiag - A memory diagnostic program to identify addresses producing memory errors, and a memory quarantine program which removes such defective addresses from the system's free memory list, until such time as hardware errors can be corrected. Version 1.1, includes source. Fabbian Dufoe. RunBack - Another step in the evolution of Rob Peck's RunBackGround program, from disks 73 and 152. Allows you to start a new CLI program and run it in the background, then closes the new CLI. This version has been enhanced to use the NULL: device by Gunnar Nordmark (included), which is a "real" device, so it solves problems with previous versions of RunBack which used the Nil: "fake" device, causing many crashes. Includes source. Rob Peck, Daniel Barrett, Tim Maffett. SmartIcon - This shareware program, submitted by the author, is an Intuition objects iconifier. Version 1.0 is limited to iconifying windows, which is still very handy. It adds a new "iconify gadget" to each window, that when clicked on, iconifies the window into an icon in the ram: disk. This is the same version as released on disk 134, but now includes the source code. Gauthier Groult. 3]DISK 215 MandelVroom - The Mandelbrot/Julia-curve generating program whose source is on Disk 214 and whose features are described above for Disk 214. 3]DISK 216 BackDrop - Backdrop allows you to define a pattern which will then be displayed on the workbench screen in the normally empty area behind all the windows. Similar in concept to DropCloth, but this one does not require Workbench to be loaded (and does not cohabit very well with workbench). Includes source. Eddy Carroll. C64Emul - An April Fools spoof that turns your Amiga into a C64, or at least makes it look that way. Includes source. Eddy Carroll Cloud - A program that generates and displays fractal surfaces that look remarkably like clouds. Based on ideas from the book "Fractals" by Jens Feder. Binary only. Mike Hall. PrtSpool - A DOS handler, a print program, and a control program that implements a print spooling system. Like PRT:, the DOS handler waits for material to be sent to it to be printed. The print program does line numbering and page headers. The control program handles administrative functions. Binary only. Daniel Barrens. VirusX - Version 3.20 of the popular virus detection/vaccination program. Features a test for eight new viruses since the 3.10 version on disk 175. Includes source. Steve Tibbett. Wanderer - A neat little game with graphics and sound, ported from the Unix version, originally written on a Sun workstation. The idea for Wanderer came from games such as Boulderdash, Xor, and the Repton games from Superior Software. Includes a built-in editor for extending the game by adding additional screens. Version 2.2, includes source. Steven Shipway and others. Amiga port by Alan Bland. 3]DISK 217 AntiCBS - An animation cooked up by Leo in protest of CBS's coverage of the Hacker's Conference in Oct 88. Leo 'Bols Ewhac' Schwab. Echo - A small replacement for the AmigaDOS echo that will do some special functions, such as clear the screen, delete to bottom of screen, scroll the screen, place the cursor at a particular location, and set the text style and/or color. Includes source. Garry Glendown. InstallBeep - This program replaces the DisplayBeep function so that an IFF 8SVX sound is played instead of the screen flashing. The PlayBeep function runs as a task in the background and runs asynchronously so the length of the sound does not slow anything down. Includes a couple of sample sound files. Version 1.1, binary only. Tim Friest and Don Withey. SnipIt - An input handler wedge which allows you to clip text from any window and then paste that text anywhere, as though you had typed it on the keyboard. You mark the text you want to "snip" using the mouse, and then use the mouse to "paste" the last snipped text into the active window, requester, or anywhere. Version 1.2, includes source. Scott Evernden. SonixPeek - A utility to let you list all the instruments used by one or more Aegis Sonix score files. It can scan individual files, or search one or more directories, checking all score files in each directory. The output is a list of all the instruments you need to have present in order to be able to play the indicated score files. Includes source. Eddy Carroll. Stevie - A public domain clone of the UNIX 'vi' editor. Supports window-sizing, arrow keys, and the help key. Version 3.6, includes source. This is an update to version 3.35a on disk 197. Various, Amiga work by G. R. (Fred) Walter. 3]DISK 218 EdLib - A library of additional functions for Manx. This is version 1.1, an update to version 1.0 from disk 183. Includes source. Author: Edwin Hoogerbeets with C-functions from several different authors Mandel - Another mandelbrot generator program, with bits and pieces of code from C. Heath and R.J. Mical. This is version 1.3, an update to the version on disk 111. New features and improvements include an ARexx interface, coordinates in sight, more state info saved with a picture, batch files, programmable functions, and more plotting options. Includes source. Olaf Seibert Maze - A program that lets you build mazes and then solve them. Mazes can be trivial one level mazes to very difficult three level mazes. Version 1.2, includes source. Todd Lewis PcPatch - Patches for PCCopy and PCFormat from the EXTRAS disk, to allow reading, writing, and formatting of any kind of MS-Dos style disks, including 720K 3.5" diskettes. Binary only. This is an update to the version on disk 163. Werner Guenther Scanner - Scanner makes commented C code of all intuition structures in memory. The structures will receive correct pointers towards each other. Scanner starts looking at IntuitionBase, and follows all pointers, storing them in memory. When finished, it writes all the structures to the standard output. Version 1.0, includes source. Stefan Parmark Worm - An Amiga implementation of the classic "worms" program, based on an article in the Dec 1987 issue of Scientific American. You can specify the size and length of the worms, and the number of worms. Includes source. Brad Taylor, Amiga port by Chuck McManis 3]DISK 219 DeepSky - A database containing information on 10,368 non-stellar objects, 600 color contrasting easily resolved double stars, 70 stars for setting circles, and miscellaneous white dwarfs, red stars, binaries, etc. The database is distributed in zoo format, and is about 1.2 Mb after extraction. Version 5.0. Saguaro Astronomy Club. Mv - A Unix style mv/cp/rm program that moves, copies, or removes files. Includes interactive mode, recursive mode, and force quiet mode. Copies file permissions, dates, and comments, supports arp style wildcards, supports moves across volumes, honors the delete bit. Version 1.1, includes source. Edwin Hoogerbeets. 3]DISK 220 DNet - A link protocol that provides essentially an unlimited number of reliable connections between processes on two machines, where each end of the link can be either an Amiga or a Unix (BSD4.3) machine. Works on the Amiga with any EXEC device that looks like the serial.device. Works on UNIX with tty and socket devices. Achieves better than 95% average throughput on file transfers. This is version 2.0, an update to version 1.20 released on disk 145. Includes sources for both Amiga and Unix versions. Matt Dillon. 3]DISK 221 AllocMaster - Allocmaster is a program inspired by Nick Sullivan's "Reserve" article in Amiga Transactor, for controlling the amount of both Chip and Fast memory available to the rest of the system. It is very useful for testing applications in low-memory situations. It also has a snapshot feature to report differences in available memory before and after running an application. Version 1.17, binary only. Author: John Gerlach Jr. ANSIEd - Demo version of an ANSI screen file editor. It allows you to easily create and modify a screen of ANSI-style text/graphics on the Amiga. The standard ANSI color set (red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white) and text styles (plain, boldface, underlined, italic) are provided, along with some simple editing and drawing functions. This demo version has the save features disabled. Version 1.2.0aD, binary only. Author: Gregory Epley. BallyII - Amiga port of the former arcade game named Click. This version adds a "cheat" mode and fixes some minor bugs. Version II+, an update to the version released on disk 205. Binary only, shareware. Author: Oliver Wagner. DFrame - A utility that helps you to create animated bobs. It installs itself in DPaint II, after which you can draw each bob in DPaint II within its own frame and check the animation by calling DFrame from within DPaint. Version 1.02, binary only. Author: Jan Buitenhuis. IFFM2 - Demo version of an IFF support module for Interface Technologies M2Amiga Modula-2 system. Includes a version of ViewILBM (with source) that uses the IFF support routines. Version 1.0.0D, binary only. Author: Gregory Epley. Steinschlag - A tetris like game (Steinschlag means "Falling Rock") submitted by the author. Version 1.5, binary only. Author: Peter Handel. 3]DISK 222 MemGauge - A tool to display the current memory usage, very much like the usage bar Workbench displays in root directories. Version 1.4, includes source. Author: Olaf 'Olsen' Barthel. Mischief - This little program is in the long tradition of "display hacks". It uses the input.device to perform various acts of mischief. Includes source. Author: Olaf 'Olsen' Barthel. Plplot - A library of C functions useful for scientific plotting on the Amiga. The library is Lattice C compatible. Contour plotting, three dimensional plotting, axis redefinition, log-log plotting and multiple subpages are a few of Plplot's features. The plots can be displayed on a monitor or sent to a graphics file for subsequent printing. Version 1.00, includes source. Author: Tony Richardson. 3]DISK 223 Csh - Version 3.03a of a csh like shell derived from Matt Dillon's shell, version 2.07. This is an update to the version on disk 199. Includes a couple of new filter commands, new dir option, new editing options, sourcing of a standard startup file, and some bug fixes. Includes source. Author: Matt Dillon, Steve Drew, Carlo Borreo, Cesare Dieni. FixDisk - A program to recover as much as possible from a defective disk. It can sometimes recover damaged (unreadable) tracks, check file integrity, check the directory structure, undelete files, copy or show files, fix corrupted directory pointers, etc. Full intuition interface. Version 1.0, binary only. Author: Werner Guenther. GravSim - A program to animate up to 6 planetary masses, all of which exert a mutual gravitational force on each other. The planetary masses can be placed anywhere on the screen, and their mass and initial velocity can be determined by the user. The program then steps the animation through time, plotting and displaying the new position in the trajectory of each mass. Version 1.50, includes source. Author: Richard Frost. Iff2Sun - A small utility for those of you who may have access to a Sun workstation. Takes an Amiga IFF file and converts it to a Sun rasterfile format. This version is an update to the version released on disk 174, with better parsing, support for HAM mode, and some bug fixes. Source only, as the program needs to be re-compiled and run from a Sun. Authors: Steve Berry, Mark Thompson. IFFtoSUN - This program takes a standard IFF format image and translates it into a SUN rasterfile format, like the Iff2Sun program also on this disk. However, this one runs on the Amiga. Version 1.31, includes source. Author: Richard Frost. Paccer - A Pacman clone with sound and a game screen editor. This is version 1.0, shareware, binary only. Author: Dirk Hoffman. PopInfo - A small utility which "pops open" to give you information about the status of your devices and memory. This is version 3.0, an update to the version on disk 204. Includes source. Author: Jonathan Potter. SetCPU - A program designed to allow the user to detect and modify various parameters related to 32 bit CPUs. Includes commands to enable or disable the text/data caches, switch on or off the '030 burst cache line fill request, use the MMU to run a ROM image from 32-bit memory, and to report various parameters when called from a script. This is version 1.5, an update to version 1.4 on disk 187. Includes source. Author: Dave Haynie. 3]DISK 224 CLImax - For all those people who wish that their CLI windows had 25 lines of 80 characters just like an old fashioned non- windowing computer, the answer is here. CLImax creates a borderless backdrop CLI window on a custom screen. Also thrown in is MoveSys, which reassigns SYS:, C:, S:, L:, DEVS:, LIBS:, and FONTS: to a new volume with one simple "pure" command. Includes source. Author: Paul Kienitz. KickMem - A program for A1000 hardware hackers that have done the Amazing Computing 512K upgrade. KickMem will patch your 1.2 or 1.3 kickstart disk to perform addmem during kickstart. This allows warm boot survivability of ram disk devices and eliminates addmem commands from your startup sequence. Version 2.0, includes source. Author: Dave Williams MoreIsBetter - These two hacks make MORE more useful. One is called V; it's a small "pure" CLI command that acts as a front end for More, causing it to create its own window. Make V and More both resident! The other is Fenestrate, which surgically alters the CON: window spec inside More enabling it to, for instance, use ConMan features to create a borderless window on the topmost screen (very useful with CLImax). Includes source. Author: Paul Kienitz. PetersQuest - This cute game has you, the intrepid Peter, following a trail of hearts through a world of 20 levels, riddled with porcupines and other hazards, to rescue Daphne, the love of your life that has been kidnapped by the evil Brutus. Version 1.0, binary only. Author: David Meny. Who - This is a rewrite of "who", from disk 79, which gives substantially more elaborate information about the tasks currently running (or waiting) on your Amiga. Includes source. Author: George Musser, rewrite by Paul Kienitz. Xebec - A couple of hacks to make life easier for those who have Xebec hard disks. One makes it more possible to Mount a Xebec hard disk with the Fast File System, the other is a compact head parking program. Includes source. Author: Paul Kienitz. 3]DISK 225 AmigaTCP - This is the KA9Q Internet Software Package. The package supports IP, ICMP, TCP, UDP, and ARP as basic services, and implements the FTP, Telnet, and SMTP protocols as applications. It runs on IBM PC and clones, the Apple Macintosh, and the Amiga. Includes source. Author: Bdale Garbee, Phil Karn, Brian Lloyd. MyMenu - This program allows you to add your own menus to the WorkBench menu strip, to run commonly used commands. MyMenu will allow you to execute both CLI and WorkBench programs, and is configured with a normal text file. Includes source. Author: Darin Johnson. 3]DISK 226 Vlt - VLT is both a VT100 emulator and a Tektronix (4014 plus subset of 4105) emulator, currently in use at SLAC (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center). Although the VT100 part was originally based on Dave Wecker et al.'s VT100, many enhancements were made. The program requires ARP, and it has an ARexx port. XMODEM 1K/CRC and Kermit protocol support also included. This is version 4.036, with many enhancements over the previous version, 3.656, included on disk 202. New features include support for other serial ports, external file transfer protocols, and "chat" mode. Improved behavior on the Workbench. Tektronix emulation now allows saving IFF files, PostScript files, and printing bitmaps to the printer. Many other enhancements and bug fixes. Binary only. Author: Willy Langeveld. 3]DISK 227 MidiLib - A disk based library that permits sharing of the serial port by MIDI applications through a MIDI message routing and processing system. The midi utilities include a midi monitor to display incoming midi messages to the console, a routing utility, a midi library status utility, and more. This is version 2.0, an update to the version released on disk 101, and includes significant speed enhancements, new utilities to play with MIDI files, and updated utilities, documentation and examples. Binary only (source for examples and bindings however). Author: Bill Barton. PickPacket - PickPacket gives you a visual display of the DosPacket structures that are sent to handlers, and lets you see the results. You can actually perform handler operations such as open files, read or write data, Examine or ExNext locks, and so forth, all by talking directly to the file system handler involved using PickPacket. Version 1.0, includes source. Author: John Toebes and Doug Walker. RexxArpLib - A library which originally was supposed to be an ARexx interface to the ARP library. However, it has also become an interface to various Intuition functions, containing over 50 functions including a file requester, string/boolean requester, environment variable functions, simple message window, wildcard expander, etc. This is version 2.3, an update to version 2.0 on disk 178. Binary only. Author: W.G.J. Langeveld RexxMathLib - A library which makes various high level math functions such as sin, tangent, log, etc, available in ARexx. Version 1.2 and 1.3, binary only. Author: W.G.J. Langeveld. 3]DISK 228 Az - A nice little text editor that is fast, simple to use, and very Amiga'ized. Version 1.40, binary only. Author: Jean-Michel Forgeas. Glib - A text screen oriented librarian and editor for synths. Supports the TX81Z, DX100, DEP5, DW8000, and K-5. Includes source. Author: Tim Thompson, Steve Falco, and Alan Bland. JazzBench - A drop-in multitasking replacement for WorkBench. It has more features that WorkBench and is fully multitasking (no more waiting for ZZZ clouds). It allows you to extend it, add your own menus, key shortcuts, etc. This is alpha version 0.8, binary only. Author: David Navas. Xoper - Very comprehensive program to monitor and control system activity. Monitor cpu, memory usage, ports, interrupts, devices. Close windows, screens, show loaded fonts or last Guru code number. Clean up memory, flush unused libraries, devices, fonts. etc. and a whole bunch more! Spawns its own process. A very handy background task to have loaded. This is version 1.3, an update to version 1.2 on disk 171. Assembly source included. Author: Werner Gunther. Following are brief listings for recently received TBAG disks 25 to 31: 3]TBAG 25 AutoDiskChange - Utility Friends - Demo BezSurf - Utility Hole - Demo Billiards - Game Lacer - Utility BootIcon - Utility MergeRGB - Utility CloseMe - Demo NoClickStart 1.3 - Utility DAD - Game SafeBoot 2.2 - Utility DefSysDisk - Utility Spray - Picture Diplomacy - Game SuperView 2.0 - Utility Eliza - Game TextReader - Utility Finlay - Picture Wrap - Demo 3]TBAG 26 Amiga Plot - Utility Pixar2 - Picture CFlip - Demo Plot.Pic - Picture CheckMemo - Utility Scenery - Utility DWIP - Utility Scene1 - Picture KeyClick - Utility Scene2 - Picture MemoPad - Utility ScrollBench - Demo Spread - Utility SFlip - Demo Pixar1 - Picture 3]TBAG 27 Clock - Utility RushHour - Game Config - Utility RZ - Utility Dirk - Utility Sorry - Game GrabView - Utility Stripes - Demo Jask - Utility SZ - Utility Looney - SoundFile TaskControl - Utility MemView2 - Utility TimeSave - Utility PlayIt - Utility UltraPaint - Utility 3]TBAG 28 AnsiPaint - Utility Mach II 2.5 - Utility AutoMount 1.3 - Utility NewZAP 3.18 - Utility AWorld.Pic - Picture PopInfo - Utility BackGammon - Game SetMach - Utility ColorLab 1.1 - Utility Shuffler - Utility DiskSalv 1.32 - Utility Sound - Utility EW 1.4 - Demo SRT - Utility FiveInLine - Game Tertis - Game Fixreq - Utility VirusTrap - Utility GunShot - SoundFile WorkJerk - Demo 3]TBAG 29 15 - Game OneCMD - Utility AskDir - Utility PassArg - Utility AskOpts - Utility READ - Utility Assign - Utility ReadKwik - Utility Batch - Utility RiteKwik - Utility Black Box - Game ShowFont - Utility Concentration - Game Towers - Game DFC2 - Utility Tunnel - Demo Ed-Startup - Utility VideoPoker - Game Elements - Utility VirusX - Utility LookDF1 - Utility VirusKiller - Utility NoVirus - Utility 3]TBAG 30 AbortCMD - Utility IconMeister - Utility DemoFX - Sound MyMenu - Utility Dither8 - Demo SetPatch - Utility DSD - Utility SmallAlarm - Utility DSD.Pic - Picture SteelPulse - Demo F5-A4.Pic - Picture SunRider - Demo Forever - Sound SYSCheck - Utility 3]TBAG 31 ArpInstall - Utility Loan1_6 - Utility BootIntro - Utility Pati - Demo CLIXecute - Utility PowerPacker2.1a - Utility Crunch - Utility ShoWiz2.0 - Utility CustReq - Utility ShoWizJr - Utility DeCrunch - Utility Title - Picture Dugger - Music Watcher 1 & 2 - Demo 4]END OF TEXT