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MV11 - This program is meant to be like the Unix mv command, I
    believe.  There are extensive docs giving the various commands and
    uses, but no simple description of the program.  It will rename, move,
    delete, etc. - a powerful directory utility.  It is NOT a mouse-driven
    program.

PACKER - Power Packer takes an executable file and crunches it down as
    much as 50% smaller, similar to the way Arc or Zoo does.  The
    difference is that the file remains an executable file and doesn't
    require Power Packer itself to "unpack" and run.  You can save a LOT
    of space on your Workbench disk by packing everything.

POWERPOKER - This is a game of poker, played onscreen.  The graphics
    are well -done, and the game seems to work well.  (Not exactly up on my
    poker.  Sorry.)

PRTPIC - This is a utility that will print your pictures and other IFF
    files.  Prtpic does not display the picture it is printing and
    therefore doesn't use up any CHIP memory.  It does however require the
    1.3 printer drivers.  It also accepts multiple filenames and/or
    wildcards for filenames.

QED14 - QED is a very fast, full featured text editor for the Amiga
    written in Manx C, and 68000 assembly language.  QED offers a variety
    of options which allow you to customize how each text editing window
    behaves.  For example, QED has a free -form text editing mode which
    allows you to place the cursor anywhere on a line, and spaces are
    automatically inserted as needed.  Or if you prefer, QED can behave
    like a sequential file editor limiting cursor positioning to the end
    of a line. QED can handle many fonts, can insert text from files, etc.

QUICPREF - Pop Prefs to the currently active screen, make your
    changes, and then move them out of the way.

ROGUE - This game is a classic adventure game that pits you against
    the forces of darkness and mystery.  You will have to wonder
    around in the maze of rooms to collect treasure and other
    items that will help you in your travels through the maze.
    There are many keys on the key board that will enable you to
    accomplish tasks and fight with the monsters that you
    encounter.  Press the F1 key and it will tell you all about
    the active keys.  This is a true hacker's game and you will
    have to figure it out as you go along.

RUNBACK4 - This version of RunBack has been changed to use the NULL -
    device supplied in this ZOO file. (NULL - device by Gunnar Nordmark).
    This is a "real" device, so it solve problems with previous versions
    of RunBack which used the Nil - "fake" device which caused Crashes....
    This is a revision of Dan Barrett's revision of Rob Peck's RunBack.

SCANNER10 - Scanner makes commented C code of all intuition structures
    in memory.  The structures will receive correct pointers towards each
    other.  Scanner starts looking at IntuitionBase, and follows all
    pointers, storing them in memory. When finished, scanner writes it all
    to stdout.  Since a structure may be referenced from more than one
    spot, I made sure it would never look at it more than once.  Stephan
    Parmark.

SHOWIZ20 - ShoWiz combines the features of a display program with
    those of a slideshow program. This means you can show individual
    pictures or a whole disk full!
    ShoWiz has 26 different ways to display your pictures and it works
    with ALL resolutions, including Overscan. You can even display Text
    files, with your choice of colors for the background, text, and
    shadows. Type "ShoWiz ?" to see the various options you have.

SID2 - From Mike Berro.  SID (System Information Display) displays a
    list of Exec Tasks, Libraries, Devices, Ports, Interrupts or
    Resources; Intuition Screens and Windows; or DOS Devices, Directories
    or Volumes.  You can print or save a list to a file.  Menu driven, and
    useable from CLI or Workbench.  This version has added scroll bars and
    a few other new features.