CONTENTS ScopeDisk40

Musician -  This program will show you a picture of a keyboard, on which
    you can actually play, using the music system in the Amiga.  You
    can have piano, or drums, or both.  Music can be saved or loaded
    and a help screen is included as part of the program.  Nice
    graphics, and fun to play.

Showfont31 - An improved version of the ShowFont program on an earlier disk.
    This program will open a window, read your fonts: directory into
    a requester in that window, and you may select any font which
    will then be displayed in the window.  No need to load a paing
    or DTP program to view the characters in a font.  Nice.

AmigaForth - The file says, AmigaForth.blk, and is an implementation of the
    Forth programming language for the Amiga.

WBDepth  - This program will change the number of planes assigned to your
    WorkBench screen, and can do it 'on the fly'.  With one bitplane,
    you get two colors; two bitplanes, four colors, three bit-planes,
    eight colors, etc.  Interesting program!

m2du371 - This directory utility is extremely capable, and has been revised
    since the release of 1.3 so that it now handles the script and
    pure protection bits properly.  If there is anything this utility
    cannot do, there are extra gadgets you can set up to your own
    taste - and it is PUBLIC DOMAIN, not shareware.

CR20 - ClickRead was designed as a text file reader for the ".doc' files
    that often accompany programs.  It is a small program, suitable
    for keeping in the C: directory, but has nice features such as a
    slide gadget for positioning in the text, buttons for scrolling,
    a search mode, and a 'park' mode that gets it out of the way.  A
    very nice little utility.

SpToy - The original SpeechToy, written by Dave Lucas, has been enhanced
    by Rob Peck.  It can now read and write its own icon with the
    defaults you have set, has a menu item to save the current
    speech settings, can be started from either WB or CLI, and
    can read the default values in the icon even if run from the CLI.

ZoePlay - A PD-player for the new animation program, ZoeTrope.  This player
    will be necessary to view the animations for those who do not
    purchase the program.  Lessee now - you need a player for each of
    the animation programs, and I think that is up to about six.
    Shall we make a disk of players?

SMORSE -  This file contains the source, but it is sparsely documented.  I
    know only that it sends Morse code, and I think it sends it through
    the sound channels from input at the keyboard.  An adventure
    for you - find out how it works!

TETRIX -  This game originated in Russia.  It is available in PD forms for
    several computers, and the source is in public domain, but there
    are commercial versions from Spectrum HoloByte for the IBM and the
    MacIntosh.  This is an Amiga port of the public domain code.

WARP2.0 - The author of Warp is unknown, but the program will make an
    archive of an entire disk, preserving the exact structure in
    much the same way as making a backup will do.  It is simple
    to use:  To read it, type "WARP 0 79 Name", and to write
    the archived version out, "WARP write name".  Can be used for
    less than a full disk, too, by specifying the tracks to be
    read or written.

KICKTOYS -  This set of three programs will let you study the kickstart
    routines.  Here are some tools to use for exploring the mysteries
    of the kickstart-
    Kickunload --------- reads the kickstart disk and creats a file ks.bin
                     which you can peruse with newzap.
    Kick_snatch -------- reads the kickstart image resident in memory
                     and creates a file ram:ks.bin
                     which you can peruse with newzap.
    Kick_split  -------- divides the 256k file into 4  64k X 8  files,
                     suitable for programming into 27512 eproms.

LS21 -  A Unix-style list utility that permits various types of sorts
    and other options that give many of the features of both LIST
    and DIR.  A very nice replacement.