Contents Scopedisk89

Wanderer22 - This is a game with nice graphics.  You must collect lots
	of treasures and then find your way out of the maze.  Not always easy.
	Can be played with cursor keys, kjhkl keys, etc.

UUT - Unix utilities.  Strings, head, lc - from Edgar Hoogerbeets.
	These are as much like the Unix utilities of the same name as was
	possible.

Warp22x - Newer version of the program that compacts an entire disk,
	saving the directory structure, and making the new disk a bit-by-bit
	copy of the first.

VTime - Need a clock that talks to you?  Here it is.  There is extra
	software to make it work for you.  Have fun.

Watcher2 - A screen hack.  Reminds me of some ancient magazine ads:
	This is a watchbird watching a ........ ...and here is a watchbird
	watching YOU!"

TypeTut - Improve your typing skills with this tutor.  There are many
	practice exercises to help you improve.  Good luck.

Spy - Spy lets you examine the state of some other task on the system.
	It continuously displayes the tasks running state and its software
	context (the CPU registers' value for that task).

DMake - This is Matt Dillon's Make and Make-maker.  It has all sorts
	of switches, dependencies, macros, and other such goodies.  For those
	who are already familiar with MAKE.  There are extensive docs, but
	only to tell you how this MAKE compares with other MAKEs.

X10Ctrl - The X10 USA company manufactures a series of low cost
	devices which enable an electrically controlled device to be
	controlled remotely. The controller (CP290), is available from DAK,
	Sears, Radio Shack, Heathkit, and others, for about $30-40.  This
	software lets you manage that controller with your Amiga.

Amrtization - Prints out an amortization schedule.  Several options.
	The icon says you must use CLI, but the program will run if you just
	click on the icon.  Very nice schedules, and can go to the screen or
	to a printer.

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. Programs
	written using ZapMap can be compiled with Absoft or HiSort compilers
	to create truly stand-alone programs.  Very nice addition to the BASIC
	toolkit.