· : ¦ . _________ ________ _____________ ._____¦ | · __ / : ___________/ _ \ \ __ _ / | \ |____: : \_/ -A : \______ \ | \_ _: \_/ \_/ | \ ¦ | ¦ \_ ··D_ / / _/ | / |___/ \_ | : : | |_______/ `N· _/ \ \_________/ | \________/ ¦ |_____¦ ¦ | : \__________/ \ ¦ \_ : : \__________| \___________/ . · CRaZY GaNG . +--------------------------------+ MEGA AMI COPIER II TYPED BY SHARD - N&B ================== The Mega Ami Card II Copier is a simple to use archival backup system. With this product you will be able to make backup copies of ANY 3.5" diskette. INTRODUCTION ------------ The Mega Ami II Copier is a very powerful backup Utility, which is able to copy any of todays protections. Backups may only be made for private purposes. Before we start most of you are used to using XCOPY or other very easy to use copiers which are very limited..! Most of these only copy one method of protection..! The MAC II is not the most user friendly backup Utility on the market but has to be mastered like any decent program but it will save you time and lots of money in the long run. So Please Read these docs carfully you may have to read them 2 or 3 times before you fully understand how the MEGA AMI CARD II Works. INSTALLING THE HARDWARE ON THE A500 ----------------------------------- With the power of your computer switched to the OFF position, remove the external drive cable from the back of your computer. Plug the MEGA AMI CARD unit into the DRIVE PORT with the switch facing upwards. Now, plug the external drive cable into the MEGA AMI CARD II unit. You will notice that it is not possible to plug the board in backwards or upside-down. This "safety feature" was added to ensure proper installation with minimal effort, and to provide maximum protection for your equipment. These things mean a lot to us at EXODIS SOFTWARE !!!!! The SWITCH on your unit is to disable it when you are not using it for copying purposes. The SWITCH needs to be in the "disable" position (to the LEFT on A500 versions) ONLY if you have a 4th system drive (DF3) or if a piece of software looks for our board (this did happen on the 64/128). When the software is loaded, it will check for presence of the board. If the board is not found, or the SWITCH is in the wrong position, it will tell you and give you the opportunity to move the switch to the other position. You do NOT have to turn off your computer to do this. HOW DOES MEGA AMI CARD II WORK ? -------------------------------- MEGA AMI CARD II works by a revolutionary method which we have called the "DUPLIPLEX" method (patent pending).This process gives you an EXACT copy of the SOURCE, and for this reason this is the most powerful copier available todate. This software works fine with ALL versions of Kickstart 2.0 (last tested on 3.14 - 37.11). SO WHY DOES THE MEGA AMI CARD II WORK WHEN OTHER HARDWARE COPIERS WONT.? ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Our competitor's products either change the clock rate (the rate at which you can write data to a diskette) EXTERNALLY via plugging into the VIDEO PORT, or they do similar to what the MEGA AMI CARD II does...except, they just "force feed" the read signal into the write line with NO conversion factor at all. By using this process, a lot of data can be shifted and lost. Losing data can be of particular importance when a check is made for a specific number of bytes that are are written on a track. When data is shifted, the track length will change causing erroneous results. The end result is that it may take MANY attempts to make a backup of this type of protection, it is also possible that you would never be able to do it at all. DOES THE MEGA AMI CARD II HAVE ANY LIMITATIONS.? ------------------------------------------------ Well, yes and no. The HARDWARE itself has two. There are two protection schemes that the 3.5" drives will not write correctly (Weakbits and Strongbits). This deficiency has NOTHING to do with the Amiga, just the disk drive. The software is where the main limitation lies. An explanation of copy protection schemes found later in this documentation file will help you understand why we are "at the mercy of the software", and the disk drives. Since the entire copying procedure is software dependent, it is possible to enhance the software should there be a protection scheme that MEGA AMI CARD II has trouble duplicating. With this design there will NEVER be anything that we can't copy!!!!!!!. WHAT IS A DISK...? ------------------ As you certainly know, your Amiga disk is divided up into 80 Cylinders.Each of these 80 Cylinders has two sides.One upper side and one lower side.Each side is called a track.So a disk contains 160 tracks.Each of these 160 tracks is divided up into 11 sectors each containing 512 bytes of data. So you have 1760 sectors (80*2*11). These are the facts every "normal" Amiga user knows. But this is not enough to understand how to backup a protected disk ... Don't worry. Soon you will know a bit more. Just continue reading......! HOW AMIGA DISKS ARE STRUCTURED...? ---------------------------------- When using the MAC II we talk about Cylinders (as you have just read) and head 0 and head 1, where 0 means the lower head & 1 is the upper head. Each side, or you can also say track contains 11 sectors (as said before). How are these sectors written onto disk? First let's examine what one sector looks like. You know that you have 512 bytes of data in one block, but due to special difficulties you can't just write these 512 bytes of data onto the track. The Amiga encodes your data in a special way,adds some information (checksums, ...) called a header to it and writes it onto your track. In the same way the rest of the 11 sectors is brought onto your disk. But the track is not full yet. It has still some room. But this room is not enough for one more sector and so it is filled up with $aa bytes (i.e. encoded $00-Bytes). But now there is a problem. You now have 11 sectors on your disk, but nobody knows where a sector starts or stops (remember that we have just written the 512 bytes of data 11 times onto your disk). So the intelligent people said: "We must find a special data word (i.e. 2 bytes) which doesn't exist among the encoded data to mark the beginning of each sector."And this combination was found: $4489. This word surely doesn't exist in a data block, after it was encoded in the special way described above. So everyone knows where a new sector begins. He just has to search for a word with the value $4489. A track on disk looks like the following diagram shows: $4489/Header1&Sector1/..../$4489/Header11&Sector11/...Gap... (The "Gap" is the space which is filled up with the $aa-bytes. See above.) The $4489 is called the STANDARD-MFM-SYNC. When the Amiga wants to read a sector, it reads the full track. Then it looks for SYNCs ($4489). When it finds a SYNC, it knows that it just has found the beginning of a sector. Then it looks in the Header (where the number of this sector is written down) and looks whether the found sector is the sector Amiga wanted to read. If this is the wanted sector, Amiga decodes the sector and has the 512 bytes of data which are contained in this sector. Otherwise it keeps on searching. New copy protections just don't take $4489 as SYNC, but another value, e.g. $a89a. Also they often consist of only 1 sector on one track. But this sector doesn't contain only 512 bytes but $1800 or more. Because Amiga doesn't find a $4489 on the track after having read (the SYNC is $a89a) it doesn't find any sector on this track and so can't copy it. COPY PROTECTION & HOW IT WORKS.? -------------------------------- The way in which the Amiga hardware was designed has left the copy protection industry open to do virtually anything. Unlike the 1581 disk drive for the Commodore 64/128 computers, the Amiga does not have a drive controller chip limited to a specific disk format. For this reason, the Amiga will read and write other disk formats such as IBM, Apple Mac (Read Only), and Atari ST. The disk controller chip PAULA, can also read GCR formatting by adjusting the timimg "window" to allow a slower data rate to be read/written. With all of the nasty things that protection companies are doing, MEGA AMI CARD II does very well. When copying an INDEXED disk in the INDEX MODE, a perfect copy can be obtained. You might wonder why this wont work for a disk that was produced with NON-INDEXING. Let's explain how a disk is layed out: There are 80 tracks per side, two sides, a total of 160 tracks...for normal Amiga Dos format. It is possible to access all the way up to track 83. However, not ALL disk drives will reliably read the outer tracks because of the physical limitation of the drive mechanical section. Put simply, the head hits the INNER STOP before it can actually reach the track(s). When a disk is said to be "INDEXED", all of the tracks are aligned, or lined up in a row. An example of a INDEXED disk would be: Track #: 1 2 3 4 5 6 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! * * * * * * ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! The "*" represents the START and END of the track, known as the TRACK GAP area. This is a section of the track that is not used by normal Amiga Dos. Some protection schemes actually place their protection in this area. As you can see, all of the "*" are aligned together, and start at the exact same place on the disk. This is very easy to duplicate. The Amiga disk drives have an INDEX HOLE SENSOR built into them. A simple check at the sensor port tells the MEGA AMI CARD II INDEX MODE to turn on the WRITING for the DESTINATION drive (DF1) and to start reading the data. Once the sensor detects the hole again, the write is turned off and the the process is repeated for all tracks until the backup is finished. Now, if the data was NOT INDEXED, it might look like this: Track #: 1 2 3 4 5 6 * ! ! ! ! * ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! * * ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! * ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Notice that Track #2 isnt even visible. That is because it is 180 degrees off of the INDEX mark. Notice also that Track #s 3 & 4 are INDEXED, but not intentionally. Occasionally you might end up with a few tracks that appear to be INDEXED. To get around the problem of NON-INDEXED diskettes, intelligent scanning routines are used to try to determine where the TRACK GAP area is.Due to the complexity of the routines and various methods, they will not be discussed. Copying a disk in INDEX MODE merely makes the copying process EXTREMELY fast, and is NOT necessary. The AUTO MODE should also copy a disk that IS INDEXED. While copying thousands of disks,we noticed something of interest. Nearly all of the older style protection schemes (weird or long track on only one track) can be copied using the DOS MODE. When the DOS MODE encounters an abnormal format, the software then selects the AUTO MODE to take care of it. So, MANY titles can be backed-up very quickly using the DOS MODE. USING THE SOFTWARE ------------------ Insert your MEGA AMI CARD disk into DF0: and reset your Amiga by pressing the CTRL-AMIGA-AMIGA keys together. In just a few seconds (literally) there will be a menu brought up on the screen. That is how you probably got to this documentation file...right? If you select MEGA AMI CARD II the copying software will be executed. The software makes it VERY easy for ANYONE to back up the software they own. The DISPLAY AREA ---------------- The software is controlled entirely by the mouse. There are a few options that must be changed by entering new data through the keyboard. However, under normal circumstances, you should never have to change these. At the TOP of the screen you will see a window with a GRID display in it. This display shows which TRACK and HEAD are now being copied. Each window in the grid will display a character letting you know EXACTLY what the software is doing: R-eading, A-nalyzing, W-riting, V-erifying, C-opying (hardware). Other display characters are: (Blank Grid) Track was skipped - Copier file skipped as programmed . (White) No Error - TRACK COPIED OK * (Red) DMA Error (Source) - hardware problem * (Green) DMA Error (Target) - Over Lap value is too big I (Purple) Indexing Error - hardware problem (disk ejected) ? (Red) Reserved - for future use S (Yellow) Short Track - track is shorter than $1860 words L (Cyan) Long Track - track is longer than DF1 can write S (Red/White) Sync Error - sync search activated B (White) Strongbits - Strongbit protection found B (Dark Grey) Weakbits - Weakbit protection found Anytime you see anyone of the above characters RED instead of the colour that it should be, that means that the track did NOT VERIFY correctly. The copy may still work fine, so try it first! WHENEVER YOU SEE AN 'L' or 'S' (LONG TRACK OR SHORT TRACK), YOU **MUST** BE USING 'HIGH DENISTY' DISKETTES....NOTHING ELSE WILL WORK!! NO EXCEPTIONS...EVER....WE.MEAN IT....YOU WILL BE WASTING YOUR TIME...YOU BETTER NOT CALL AND TELL US YOU ARE USING GENERIC DISKS WHILE COPYING LONG TRACKS OR WE WILL THROW A FIT. :-) Just below the grid, you will find the information box. This area tells you vital information such as what track/head is being copied, what the track-length, gap-length, # of sectors, etc. are for the original you are copying. On each side of the information box, you will find two gadgets. The function of these four gadgets are explained in the "ADVANCED USERS" section. Directly below the information box are four gadgets: METHOD, START/STOP, COPIER FILES, and MODE. METHOD ------ Each time you press the LEFT mouse button while the pointer is over-top of the METHOD gadget, the COPYING METHOD will change. The three possible choices are: DETECT, HARDWARE, or SOFTWARE. If you select the DETECT mode, the software will scan each track and decide whether the hardware or normal nibbling routines should be used. If you select HARDWARE, then the hardware ONLY will be used to copy the disk. If you select SOFTWARE, then normal software nibbling routines will be used to copy the disk. *NOTE* Unlike previous releases, if you do NOT have a hardware unit, you can NOT use the software at all! START/OPTIONS ------------- By pressing the LEFT mouse button while the pointer is over-top of the START/OPTIONS gadget, you will begin the copying process. At any time you wish to halt the copying process, HOLD the LEFT mouse button. COPIER FILES ------------ When you select this gadget, you will see a FILE REQUESTOR appear in the middle of the display. On your MEGA AMI CARD II disk, you will find a series of directories. One directory for every letter of the alphabet plus a miscellaneous one. Directories are also known as "drawers". If you click on the DF0 gadget, the disk directory will be read and displayed in the centre of the requestor window. You may scroll through the directory listing by either clicking on the UP or DOWN arrows, or by moving the "slider bar". The DIRECTORY listings will be in GREEN, and the FILES in the directory will be in WHITE. Once you have selected a copier file, you will be prompted to insert your disks into the appropriate drives and the copying procedure will begin. *** PLEASE NOTE *** Insert a disk in the drive ONLY AFTER the requestor is displayed! Otherwise, AmigaDOS may not let you read the disk...this ROM bug was corrected with the 2.0 kickstart. COPIER FILES are the easiest way to make a backup! When you select a copier file from the list, the information on "how to copy" that program is loaded into a buffer. That information is what the nibbling routines use to backup the disk. This same buffer is also the one that the nibbling routines use to store the information about a disk as it is being copied. MODE ---- Each time you press the LEFT mouse button while the pointer is over-top of the MODE gadget, the COPYING MODE will change. The four possible choices are: AUTO, INDEX, DOS, SPLICE.These are the various modes used for copying. In the AUTO mode, the disk is looked at to see if there are sectors (of any length) and tries to "parse" through them to see how many sync marks there are. If there is a non-standard sync mark (the SYNC gadget contains the "standard" sync mark of $4489), then a search is made through a data table. While this happens, the power light (and GRID display) will flash....almost like a GURU error has occured....dont worry ! this is normal! If the nibbling routines were unable to match a sync, then the screen will flash and the copying mode is changed to SPLICE. The SPLICE mode looks at the disk structure and tries to determine where the start/end of the track is by trying to find the "write splice". The INDEX mode uses the index pulse to start/stop the reading of the track. Most commercial games can be duplicated with this mode. The DOS mode is just for normal AmigaDOS disks. However, if in the DOS mode, there was an abnormal track, the software will then go into AUTO mode and try to copy it. Many disks that are mostly all DOS format can be copied easily this way. ********** ADVANCED USERS ********** ------------------------------------ THE FOLLOWING IS AIMED AT ADVANCED AMIGA HACKERS: WEAKBITS/# Revs is NOT currently being used with this version of software. STRONGBITS works great....try Stunt Car Racer, Hard Drivin', etc. The OVERLAP adjusts the overlap offset length from -$FFFF to -$FFFF.This option is for setting the MAC II hardware to work with disk drives that have different speeds or variations between them. If you copy a disk in the auto mode and the disk does not boot,try changing the value to a smaller value,a little trial and error may be required to find the correct value for your drives. DELAY is really handy for those OLD and SLOW A1010 drives. Change this value (0-35) for a delay between major disk operations like head step, head settle, write mode on/off, etc. ALL of the routines use the CIA timers to keep track of where the start of the track is in reference to the INDEX mark. This works great! Because copies of copies now function properly. When you copy a disk, it is NOW exactly like the original...right down to where the track pysically starts on the disk's surface. ALL copier files are 5564 bytes long. They must be this length or you will get a 'file damaged' message. The file may or may not still work though. If something doesn't verify correctly....dont panic! It may never! If there are WEAKBITS (unformatted data) in the gap area, you WILL get a verify error. So try the copy before you give up .! USEFUL TIPS WHEN BACKING UP SOFTWARE ------------------------------------ 1) When trying to make a backup of a protected software always use new unformatted disks. If you have any problems try using A new Double density disk such as TDK MF-2DD, is highly recommended. This can usually save a lot of Time. 2) Always copy with Detect-Auto First if this does not work then there is usually a single protected track,which can be anywhere even on track 0 through to 80/81 F-29 Retaliator for example protection was found on track 0 Head 1 ..! 3) If Detect-Auto does not work try Hardware-Index or Software Auto as we have found a few protected disks which copied first time using this method. Kickoff for example..! 4) To copy ATARI ST...MAC...APPLE MAC or PC Always try INDEX-Auto first this may not be the case with PC or ST if index does not work perhaps the disk you are trying to backup is protected in this case you may have to splice/index or dos certain tracks. Use the track scanner to find the protected tracks. 5) When backing up protected software try using known formats of copying for example hardware/Splice track 0 head 1. Protection scheme on new software is updated approx every 2 months this means that a certain kind of protection can be found on lots of titles at any one time . 6) Remember that you also have the Software Mode which does a lot of protected software mostly older titles.. but there are a few new one's and also a lot of Professional software can be copied using this Mode 7) When making copies of most new Ocean Software titles, copy Track 0 head 1 in HARDWARE SPLICE ONLY, remember to use NEW UNFORMATTED DISKS!!!!!, then copy Track 0 Head 0 using SOFTWARE DOS. 8) Most new protection schemes are very good for example with Back to the Future III the New Ocean title. Copy the disk in Software/Auto,Software/Dos, Software Detect or Detect/auto see what we mean by different ways of copying the same disk, all these modes or maybe just on will work best for you the key is to experiment with the MEGA AMI CARD then you will have to copy Track 0 to 5 in Hardware /Syncro you have to do this part twice . Remember use Hi density unformatted disks if you have any problems. 9) A lot of recent programs (ie SWIV) require the disk to be copied in the detect/auto mode and then going back over track 0 head 1 ONLY in syncro index mode. By looking at the grid when the disk is being copied if a track/head has to be read twice and the program will not run, then the above method should be tried. We have found on Stunt Car Racer that not only track 0/head1 had to be syncro- indexed but track 79 head 1&0. 10) There is also a Package called MEGA AMI UTILITIES package which offers some very useful utilities for making successful backups of you're software with the least amount of time, the utility package includes the following and costs 19.95 including VAT and post & packing. Disk Analyzer:Display format and structure information of tracks -- This will determine which mode you should use with MEGA AMI CARD II. Drive Speed Checker:Checks the speed off all Disk drives in your system. Drive Alignment Checker:Checks you'r Drive alignment of all your drives. MFM Editor:Read and write MFM data. Works in conjunction with the copier construction set to help create copier files. EXAMPLES ON HOW TO BACKUP A DISK -------------------------------- Listed Below are some titles we have backed up using MAC II and the copy methods. We have listed these titles to give some ideas on using MEGA AMI CARD II....! Please note becuase of different drive speeds and different drive specifactions we don't guarantee these parameters will work on your machine these were all backed up using 2 NEC disk drives on a AMIGA A500 with no hidden extras ..! SOFTWARE DIRECTORY Board Games ------------------------------- Cat N/D Disk Name Copy Parameters --- --- --------- --------------- BG 1 BALANCE OF POWER 1990 EDITION Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 BATTLE CHESS Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 CHESSMASTER 2000 Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 COLOSSUS CHESS X Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 DISCOVERY Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 FRUIT MANIA Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 GALLILEO II Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 HOLLYWOOD POKER Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 LASER CHESS Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 POWERPLAY Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 PUZZLE PRO V1.0 Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 REACH FO THE STARS Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 RED LIGHTNING Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 RISK Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 SCRABBLE Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 SHANGHAI Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 STAR TREK. Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 STOCK MARKET Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 STRIP POKER II Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 STRIP POKER II+ Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 TEENAGE QUEEN POKER Detect - Auto BG 1 THE ART OF CHESS T/1 Hard/Index BG 1 TURN IT Detect - Auto BG 1 VULCAN Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 WALLSTREET Software/Hardware - Dos BG 1 XX PUZZLES Software/Hardware - Dos SOFTWARE DIRECTORY Business ---------------------------- Cat N/D Disk Name Copy Parameters --- --- --------- --------------- BU 1 ARTIST'S CHOICE(THE PUBLISHER) Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 BBM/MAXI-PLAN HARD DISK VERS Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 BEST BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 CALEFONTS (THE PUBLISHER) Software/Hardware - Dos BU 2 CASH BOOK CONTROLLER II Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 HOME ACCOUNTS Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 K.DATA (DATABASE) Software/Hardware - Dos BU 3 KINDWORDS V2.0 (THE PUBLISHER) Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 LASERSCRIPT (THE PUBLISHER) Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 LOGISTIXS (SPREADSHEET) Software/Hardware - Dos BU 2 MAXIPLAN V1.01 & V1.9C (S/SH) Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 PAGESETTER (THE PUBLISHER) Software/Hardware - Dos BU 3 PROFESSIONAL PAGE V1.31 Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 PROWRITE V1.0 Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 SUPERBASE Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 THE WORKS Software/Hardware - Dos BU 1 V.I.P PROFESSIONAL (S/SHEET) Software/Hardware - Dos BU 4 WORD PERFECT V5.0 Software/Hardware - Dos SOFTWARE DIRECTORY Educational ------------------------------- Cat N/D Disk Name Copy Parameters --- --- --------- --------------- ED 1 DONALD'S ALPHABET CHASE Software/Hardware - Dos ED 1 FUN SCHOOL II 8+ Software/Hardware - Dos ED 1 FUN SCHOOL III 5-7'S Software/Hardware - Dos ED 1 FUN SCHOOL III OVER 7'S Software/Hardware - Dos ED 1 FUN SCHOOL III UNDER 5'S Software/Hardware - Dos ED 1 GOOFY'S RAILWAY EXPRESS Software/Hardware - Dos ED 1 MICKEY'S RUNAWAY ZOO Software/Hardware - Dos SOFTWARE DIRECTORY Graphic Adventure ------------------------------------- Cat N/D Disk Name Copy Parameters --- --- --------- --------------- GA 1 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 ARAZOK'S TOMB Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 BARD'S TALE II Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 BREACH II Software/Hardware - Dos GA 4 CHRONO QUEST Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 CRASH GARRETT Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 CROWN OF ARDANIA Software/Hardware - Dos GA 3 CURSE OF THE AZURE BONDS Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 DEFENDER OF THE CROWN Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 DEMON'S WINTER Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 DRAGON WARS Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 DRAGONS OF FLAME Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 DREAM ZONE Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 DUNGEON QUEST Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 EMANUELLE Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 FUTURE WARS Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 IMPERIUM Software/Hardware - Dos GA 3 INDIANA JONES & LAST CRUSADE Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 JINXTER Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF EARTH Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 KHALAAN Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 KINGS QUEST III Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 LEASURE SUIT LARRY Software/Hardware - Dos GA 4 LEASURE SUIT LARRY II Software/Hardware - Dos GA 5 LEASURE SUIT LARRY III Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 LEGEND OF DJEL Software/Hardware - Dos GA 3 MANHUNTER SAN FRANCISCO Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 MINDFIGHTER Hardware/Index GA 1 MORIA III Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 MYTH Software/Hardware - Dos GA 3 OBITUS MAC II INDEX GA 1 OOZE CREEPY-NITES Software/Hardware - Dos GA 3 OPERATION STEALTH Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 PASSENGER OF THE WINDS Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 PIRATES Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 POOL OF RADIANCE Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 PORTS OF CALL Software/Hardware - Dos GA 3 QUEST FOR THE TIME BIRD Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 ROADWAR EUROPA Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 SCARY MUTANT SPACE ALIENS MARS Hardware/Index GA 1 SHADOWGATE Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 SIM CITY Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 SIMBAD Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 SPACE QUEST Software/Hardware - Dos GA 1 SPACE ROGUE Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 THE JETSONS Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 TIME Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 UMS Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 WAR IN MIDDLE EARTH Software/Hardware - Dos GA 2 ZAK MC'KRACKEN Software/Hardware - Dos SOFTWARE DIRECTORY Graphics ---------------------------- Cat N/D Disk Name Copy Parameters --- --- --------- --------------- GR 1 AEGIS ANIMATOR V1.2 Software/Hardware - Dos GR 2 AEGIS DRAW PLUS V2.0 Software/Hardware - Dos GR 3 AEGIS IMPACT V1.0 Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 AEGIS/DELUXE VIDEO PLAYER Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 ART UTILITIES 3 Software/Hardware - Dos GR 2 CALIGARI Software/Hardware - Dos GR 2 COMIC SETTER Software/Hardware - Dos GR 3 DELUXE PAINT III Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 DELUXE PRINT Software/Hardware - Dos GR 4 DELUXE VIDEO V1.2 Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 FANCY FONTS Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 FANTAVISION Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 GRAPHICS UTILITIES DISK Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 ICON PAINT T/0 Hardware/Index GR 1 IMAGINE Software/Hardware - Dos GR 2 LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 MAP GENERATOR Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 MISC GRAPHICS Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 MISCELLANEOUS FONTS Software/Hardware - Dos GR 2 PHOTON PAINT Software/Hardware - Dos GR 2 PHOTON PAINT II Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 PICTURES DISK DISK1 Software/Hardware - Dos GR 2 PRINT MASTER Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 PRO DRAW Software/Hardware - Dos GR 2 PRO DRAW V2.0 Software/Hardware - Dos GR 2 S.E.U.C.K Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 SCULPT-ANIMATE 4D JR Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 SPRITZ Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 TURTLES ELECTRIC CRAYON Detect - Auto GR 1 UGA COLOUR FONTS Software/Hardware - Dos GR 2 ULTRA DESIGN Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 VIDEO GENERIC MASTER Software/Hardware - Dos GR 3 VIDEOSCOPE 3D Software/Hardware - Dos GR 1 X-PICS Software/Hardware - Dos SOFTWARE DIRECTORY Music ------------------------- Cat N/D Disk Name Copy Parameters --- --- --------- --------------- MU 2 AUDIO MASTER II Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 BMP Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 BUGMON Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 DELUXE MUSIC CONSTRUCTION SET Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 DIGITAL DEMON Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 DR.T'S MIDI RECORD STUDIO V1.1 Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 DRUM STUDIO Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 HOT SUMMER KNIGHTS Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 MED Software/Hardware - Dos MU 2 MIDI-A / B Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 MISC MUSIC UTILITIES Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 MR. T'S D-110 EDITOR Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 MUSIC BOX Software/Hardware - Dos MU 3 MUSIC-X Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 PERFECT SOUND V3.0 Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 ROCK THE HOUSE Software/Hardware - Dos MU 8 SONIX V1.4 & V2.0 Software/Hardware - Dos MU 1 SOUND FX Software/Hardware - Dos MU 9 SOUND TRACKER 2.5 Software/Hardware - Dos END OF PART ONE -=- -=- -=- -=-