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REX - an Arexx interface for Matt Dillon's DME editor

CLKDCTR - this program checks the clock for viruses, according to the
      .txt file.  This was uploaded to a BBS without documentation or
      source.  Author unknown.

HD34_4 - neither documentation nor source given.  This program was said to
      be a utility for the 2090 hard disk controller.

MAKEARC - shareware (no amount specified) by Bryan Ford.  This utility will
      read a directory (or entire disk), rename any long names to "Xfile.?",
      remove files from subdirectories and delete the subdirectories, and
      will create at the same time an EXECUTE.ME file which will rebuild
      this directory structure and rename the files to their original
      names.  This programs prepares something to be arced, but does not
      compress the program.  You must run arc to do that.

DISKX21 - by Steve Tibbetts.  (Send him anything - even a letter.)
      Latest update of this excellent disk editor.  This version works
      correctly with hard disks as well as floppies, and can be used with
      interlace if you desire.  It will also let you save specified blocks
      to a file, so that (for example) you can disassemble them for study.

FFSMOUNT - by Tony (?) (SARGE* on PLINK).  Mountlist entry and some documen-
      tation that will let you set one of your 3 1/2" files to use the
      new 1.3 fast file system.  Be warned that it is incompatible with
      current disks, so don't get them mixed up!

CPROF12 - by Michael Purcell.  This program will keep a record of the
      execution counts and function elapsed times of C programs.  It is
      designed for study and debugging of programs, and for rating their
      efficiency.  Documentation and source included.  Nov. 87 version.

PS2 - an "advertisement" for the IBM PS2 family of computers.  Hires
      picture.

SCREENX21 - by Steve Tibbetts.  (Send him anything, almost.)
      This utility has several features for managing screens:  cycle screens
      so you can get to those that are hidden behind programs without
      depth gadgets; save a screen to IFF file; send a screen to the
      printer; a clock, and some other gadgets.

FILEMAP1 - D. J. James has added features to Leo Schwab's filemap program.
      The program will display the sectors used on a disk graphically.  You
      can enter the name of a program and it will display the sectors
      associated with that program.  This version has track numbers, etc.
      displayed at the top of the screen.  Run from CLI only.

TEXTED - by Michael Sinz.  This was a commercial program in 1986, but has
      now been released to public domain by the author.  It has many
      features that ED lacks, and the price is right!

MEMOCAL - modified May 88 by Ron Charlton.  Displays a calendar on the
      screen.  Has an option to display memo options for current month,
      if you have made a file of those memos and have them stored
      where the program can reach them.

WARP12A - recently updated version of WARP, a program that will compress an
      entire disk and prepare it to be uploaded or downloaded.  Using WARP
      at the other end will then reconstruct the disk to its original
      structure.  This version will refuse to compress a disk containing
      any of several known viruses, and has other small updates.

MAKEANIM - will take a series of IFF pictures made with paint programs or
      with some of the animation programs, and will compress and then
      create from them an animation file that can be played back with
      ShowAnim, the Director, or other such display programs.  Author's
      name not given in docs.

MESHUGNEA - by Michael Lebow  A VT220 terminal program with documentation
      and an INSTALL script.  The program works with 80 or 132 columns,
      and contains several fonts.  It supports many text features, and
      supports VT100 and VT52 as well.

Nagel - a picture of ......a female with black hair etc  by Patrick Nagel