Features
- Compatible with four popular tagfile formats - Unix
fortune cookie (%) taglines, Spot (%%) taglines,Cyclone
(%%%) taglines and 'one line per tagline' ASCII files.
- Can handle massive tagfiles (providing you have the disk
space!) Efficient use of index files means that memory
consumption is tiny, even for tagfiles several megabytes
in size
- Supports "macros" which let you put the
recipients name, message subject, date and time into
taglines
- Has been tested with a wide range of programs, including
(on the Amiga) Cyclone, MailManager, Spot, April, AmiQWK,
NesQWK, AmyBW, Thor and Foozle, and also programs on
other platforms. Compatible with the vast majority of
programs
- (Amiga version only) Contains a Preferences tool to allow
you to customise Tag-o-Miga using a nice GUI
- (Amiga version only) The Installer script is supplied
with defaults for a number of popular editors, including
C= Ed and MEmacs, GoldED and CygnusEd
- Supports a number of AmyBW's special tagfile commands,
including [ALTLIST] to allow the use of more than one
tagfile
- Checks to see if the file already has a tagline before
adding a new one
- Only adds taglines if you've actually edited the message
- Calculates a quote percentage for every message
- Choose a tagline with a GUI or let Tag-o-Miga choose a
random tag
- Can add MOOD kludges (like Terminate, on the PC),
headers, 'now playing' lines and signatures. All of these
can be disabled, chosen randomly or chosen manually.
- Supports tagfile indexing and buffering for fast loading
of taglines
"And you know, some day, well, you'll wonder what you see
in him anyway. When that day arrives, we'll live on ocean
drive."
-- Lighthouse Family, "Ocean Drive" (1995)