PaNorAmA 14a 11Feb87
 
Disk Contents:

  Tonight's disk has a little bit of everything.  There are 
some utilities, a game, a new terminal program, a beta version
of a desktop publishing program, and some recreations.
 
Club Librarian,
Jeff Lydiatt

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Blitz1.0:
     o A really excellent file browser with lots of features:
      . Fast scrolling through text files.
      . Menu driven file requester.
      . You can pop it up anytime you want (say from textcraft).
      . Strips extra carriage returns, and formats text.
      . It's shareware.  The author asks $10 if you keep it.
      . Author: Hayes Haugen.

BitCalc1.0:
     o A programmers calculator that runs from the CLI or 
       from workbench.
       Author: John Champion.

BlackBook:
     o As the name suggests, this is the electronic equivalent
       of a little black book.  For programmers, the author
       has included the source code, and an object version of
       the btree routines he uses.
       Author: Craig Nelson.

CityDesk0.2:
     o Here is a beta version of a desktop publishing
       program that looks really promising.  Not really
       usefull, but it does give you an idea of what
       to look for.
       By MicroSearch and Sunrize Industries.

HandShake1.0:
     o For those who MUST have VT 100 in a terminal program,
       you are going to love this one.  It is a terminal program
       that handles VT 102 - a superset of VT 100 and VT 52.
       Author: Eric Haberfellner.

MusicScores:
     o Hill Street & Wipeout by Tom Gowdyk.
     o Many other scores by Joel Murray. 

NewZap:
     o An update of FileZap.  Looks good.
       Author: John Hodgson.

RSLClock1.32:
     o An updated RSLClock.  This is a multifunction clock that
       also monitors memory and disk space, allows you to 
       open a new CLI and to change the screen colors with 
       sliders.
       Author Roy S. Laufer.

StarChart1.0:
     o Here is both an educational and recreational program
       you amateur astronomers can have hours of fun with.
       StarChart allows you to identify about 600 stars,
       constellations, and galaxies in the northern
       hemisphere.  Lots of fun features in this one. 
       Author: Ray R. Larson.

Yachtc:
     o I think this program appeared some time ago.  This version
       however, includes the source code in C.
       Author: Sheldon Leemon.

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     o Clup Newsletter.
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