Contents ScopeDisk2

AutoPics - will call your viewing program to display all the pics in a
	directory having the user-specified extension (such as .pic or .ham).
	In essence, any picture viewing program will become a slideshow
	without the bother of a script.

ShowAnim - A program for the playing of ANIM files. The usage for this
	program is simply: Showanim <filename>

VT100_2.8 - The famous VT100 emulator terminal prog with Kermit and XModem.

Conman1.1 - ConMan is a replacement console handler that provides line
	editing and command history for any program that uses CON: windows.
	It runs under AmigaDOS V1.2 and is completely transparent to other
	software.  After ConMan has been activated, all CON: windows opened
	by AmigaDOS will automatically use the ConMan handler.  This includes
	command windows opened by NEWCLI as well as any data input/output
	windows that your program may use.

Introducer - create your own scrolling demos! Use your own pictures, your
	own sounds, and of course, your own text files.

Vac1.5 - a neat little hack that will `cleanup' your workbench when it gets
	too cluttered.

Music - Sound of Silence and Scarborough Fair. Plays Ok with DMCS

Breaker - This song requires the instruments on the data disk that comes
	with Sonix 2.0 plus the instruments included here.	Enjoy the song.

LaceWb - LaceWB will toggle LACE mode of the workbench screen WITHOUT
	re-booting the system. Runs from both CLI or Workbench.

LLsort - This assembly language program is a very good replacement for
	the AMIGADos SORT utility found in c:.  It performs in-memory sorts
	of ASCII text files whose records are terminated by the linefeed
	character (0A hex., 10 decimal).  For those familiar with the Shell
	environment, LLSort has its Pure bit set and may be made resident.

Browser1.2 - Browser provides a less flashy but more useful (at least
	for programmer's and other power users) adjunct to the Amiga Workbench.
	It also radically reduces the need for directory utilities.
	It emulates most of the features and capabilities of the Workbench
	in text-only windows. All files in the system are accessible... not
	just the ones that have icons associated with them.	Supported features
	include: executing, copying/moving,	renaming, and deleting files;
	and examining, copying/moving, renaming, creating, and deleting
	directories. Unsupported features: formatting, renaming, and making
	raw	copies of diskettes.

VBoot1.01 - This program provides a convienient way of examining the boot
	block of a disk to determine the presence of a 'virus'.  The program
	presently checks for the existance of the AEK, SCA, LSD, and Byte
	Bandit viruses.  If the virus check itself is defeated, the program
	still allows you to view the boot block of a disk in an ascii format
	to check for character strings that may alert you to the presence of
	a virus.

Beyond_Icon_ed - is a file containing commands for creating and editing
	icons beyond what can be done with IconEd.  While all these commands
	can be found in the public domain, I have never seen them all together
	in a file that explained how to use them in relationship to each other.
	 Basic to using these commands is Deluxe Paint which takes the place
	of IconEd.

Sonix-Player - PLAY is that program you've been patiently waiting for
	that'll let you listen to Sonix tunes without Sonix itself.  Not
	only can you play scores, but you can also create PLAY scripts that
	play multiple scores, one right after the next.  This allows for
	continuous music which is desirable for slide shows and the like.
	 This is possible since PLAY can start a score playing, while
	preloading the next score.  In addition, PLAY may be used from either
	the Workbench or the CLI.

Undelete - The only problem with undelete is that you **MUST** know the
	name of the file you are attempting to undelete. The syntax for
	undelete is: undelete.XXX <filename>   [where .XXX is the appropriate
	extension] After the file is undeleted, you will find it in the
 	selected drive. Also undelete renames the file by appending the
	block # on the end of the orig.filename.