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JEOPARD -  Jeopard is a classic strategy game for 2 to 8 players. The
	object is to conquer the world by occupying every territory on the
	screen.

VLT4036 - VLT is a VT100 terminal emulator and a Tektronix emulator. This
	program requires ARP1.1 Author Willi Langveld.

SuperView21 - SuperView is a program that will display IFF pictures of
	all types on the Amiga.  The program supports the following features -
	Multiple files on one command line.  WorkBench (icons) are supported.
	All display modes supported.  Auto Overscan Color Cycle ( DPaint and
	GraphiCraft types) CRNG CCRT AmigaBasic ACBM type files Author chunk is
	supported Displays the first cell in a ANIM file Written in Assembly,
	PURE code that can be resident under 1.3

BatBench - When you boot your Amiga, you will see Batman above the city
	in place of your regular Workbench backdrop and hear the words "I'm
	Batman over your sound device. Cor!

VTime - Growing tired of depth arranging windows and screens to find
	digital or analog clocks on the WorkBench screen, I decided that a
	talking clock would be an easy way to remedy this situation. I also knew
	that there were a few blind computer users' out there using the Amiga on
	a daily bases, and that a program that spoke the time would be well
	received in their community.

TurboBackUpV1.00 - TURBOBACKUP is the fastest, safest way we know to do
	backups of unprotected standard AMIGA-Dos-floppy disks on an Amiga with
	Kick1.2 or higher using two or more disk-drives and working with
	multitasking.

WBKaleidoscope - Isn't a plain blue Workbench background so BORING?  Here
	is a solution. This program will set up another playfield in back of
	your Workbench screen and draw a slowly-changing pattern.  Since the
	screen is dual-playfield, the pattern does not disturb your Workbench at
	all--Workbench doesn't even know it's there.

BTutor - The following tutorial is for the use of AmigaBASIC
	programmersboth novice and intermidiate programmers can benfit from this
	tutorial.  Part 1 (this tutorial) contains information which is quite
	useful so if possible, read this file with a program that can let you
	print your current screen so that you can create yourself a quick
	reference card.  The following tutorial will cover the following - How
	to access libraries in AmigaBASIC How to use CLI commands. How to
	interface I/O with your modem How to create a console window in
	AmigaBASIC.

ZapMap - ZapMap13 contains the equivalent of AmigaDos 1.3 .bmap files
	(accounting for it's size). Running the program is all that a BASIC
	programmer will need to use the Amiga's LIBRARY Functions.  You can
	throw away your 1.3 .bmap files if you choose (NOT recommended!) as you
	will not need them to either use this program or to use the LIBRARY
	functions in your own BASIC programs.  It can also be used with Absoft's
	AC-BASIC (and other BASICS that require the use of .bmaps to make
	library calls) enabling you to create TRUE stand alone programs!