Short:    Locate unused Amiga .libraries in LIBS:
Author:   Jeff_Grimmett@elric.maximumaccess.com
Uploader: Jeff_Grimmett@elric.maximumaccess.com
Type:     util/misc
Replaces: util/misc/Skimmer.lha
Requires: AmigaDOS V2.1 (V38), ReqTools.library V38 (included)


Skimmer helps you cut down in the clutter in your LIBS: directory by
scanning all executables on your hard drive(s) and telling you what's
used, what's not, and what's using the libraries that ARE in use. Changes
listed at END of file.

Features:

   o  Configurable: only scan the drives you want, skip over file name
      extensions that have no chance of being programs (e.g. "LHA"),
      mark some types of libraries as "keepers" even if nothing is
      using them (e.g. "XPR#?.library"). Resizable memory buffer to
      best exploit your system's abilities.

   o  Resizable, localized GUI (English and French available in this
      release)

   o  Delete OR archive libraries that are found not to be in use
      at the press of a button (disabled in unregistered version)

   o  Print or save reports of libraries in use, free libraries, or
      all libraries (with usage count).

   o  View path/name of programs that are actually using each library
      (if applicable).

   o  Great soundtrack (but you need a long speaker cable :-)

Shareware, but fully functional in unregistered form (some "convenience"
features have been disabled).



 History of Changes
 ==================

 Changes are listed in REVERSE CHRONOLOGICAL order


 Version Date        Change
 ======= =========   ===============================================
 1.32    10 Jun 98   Main reason for this release: I'm moving. See
                     registration info for new mailing address.

                     Skimmer now considers any text file beginning
                     with "/*" to be an Arexx script and will look
                     through it for library references. The bad news
                     is that some genuine text files will probably be
                     parsed. The worse news is that this may cause
                     some librarys' use count to increment. The good
                     news is that it is safer to KEEP a library than
                     to delete it and then NEED it.

 1.31     1 Jun 98   French localization thanks to Didier Giron.

                     Sorry, didn't realize my email address was hidden!
                     Corrected now.