Things have been a little slow this past few weeks on the networks, but
there are a few gems here of such quality that the quantity doesn't really
matter.  One of the most important programs on the disk is a little utility
called POPCLI. Written by many people, including John Toebes, (he did the Hack
port to Amiga) it is important because it not only offers an excellent
facility, but also serves to show just what is possible in theis type of
program. There are two programs from our own members (more may be on here by
the time it is distributed).  There is even source code for a new (to the
Amiga) language. I put this on here because I would like to see it running on
the Amiga, and because there is room this time for something worthwhile, but
untested.

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ATERM (dir)

	Here is the latest in the Aterm series. Extensively modified by
Panorama member Jeff Lydiatt, it has now been split into logical modules for
ease of making changes and future upgrades. It now has a clock that runs as a
separate process, and that may be used from another program. See "aterm.mods"
for modification history.

       Aterm                            aterm.c
       aterm.mods                       atermclock
       atermclock.c                     Clock.h
       ClockLoader.c                    ConsoleIO.c
       ConsoleIO.h                      FKeys.c
       linkit.h                         menu.c
       Options.h                        SerialIO.c
       SerialIO.h                       timer.c
       Timer.h                          XmodemCRC.c

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INSTMUSIC (dir)

	A new instrument for your Instant Music program. Mr. Spock saying
(singing?) the word "logic".

       Logic                            logicnote

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TOOLS (dir)
	DIRS is the source code for a directory "walker" designed to get an
entire directory from a disk.
	CCHECK is a C syntax checker. It isn't very thorough, but does point
out some of the more common errors.

        DIRS (dir)
            PrintAll.c                       PrintIt.c
            pwd.c                            

       ccheck                           ccheck.c


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TEXT (dir)

       amiga-st                         AmiSoft

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UTIL (dir)
	Here it is, POPCLI. A wonderful little utility that should be on EVERY
disk you regularly boot from. Read the documentation file for complete
instructions.

	Costimer is one of those little utilities that we always wish were part
of a terminal program. Usage is: COSTIMER n, Where n is the cost of using a
network such as The Source or Compuserve on a per minute basis. It will display
a clock and the current charges incurred since it was started.

	Secmap will show you where those files are being saved on the disk, in
graphic form.

	Pause is an update of one of my earlier programs of the same name. Read
the documentation file for full instructions.

          POP (dir)
            link_popcli                      popcli
            popcli.c                         popcli.doc
            wbc.a                            
	  PAUSE (dir)
	    pause			     pause.asm
	    pause.doc
       costimer                         secmap
       SecMap.c                         

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MUSICRAFT (dir)

       Ghost Busters.score              vibes2.instr

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HARDWARE (dir)
	Yet another update on the 2 Megabyte board designed by Frank Schwab.
This is the one that uses the TI THCT4502A DRAM controller.

       twomegnew                        

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PRINTERDRIVERS (dir)
	These have been provided due to popular demand, and come from Amicus #9
disk.

       Canon_PJ-1080A                   CItoh_Prowriter
       Epson                            Epson_LQ800
       Gemini_Star10                    InstallDrivers
       NEC_8025A                        Okidata_92
       Okidata_ml92                     Panasonic_KX-P10xx
       SmithCorona_D300                 

ASSEMBLER (dir)
	A moving starfield done in assembler by Panorama member Andrew Tuline.
Perhaps the executable version will be in here by the time it is distributed.

       stars.asm                        stin.asm

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PILOT (dir)
	PILOT is a language ideally suited for educational text presentation,
asking questions and accepting and acting upon answers. This is from the
Computer Language Magazine forum on Compuserve, and was described in the (I
think) June 1986 issue. It has not been compiled or tested on the Amiga, but
should be a worthwhile addition. PILOT.BNF describes the language in detail.
The example program will give you the "flavour" of it, as well as providing an
extensive test of all PILOT functions.

       PILOT.BNF                        PILOT.C
       PILOT.TST                        PILOT1.C
       PILOT2.C                         PILOT3.C
       PILOT4.C                         PILOT5.C