CONTENTS  SCOPEDISK157

AnsiMaster - V1.0 by James Davis & Joe Rattz, Jr.
	ANSI Master was designed for the purpose of creating and editing
	ANSI Messages.  If you operate a BBS or use a BBS that supports ANSI
	codes, ANSI Master is ideal for creating displays and possibly menus
	if the program will allow ANSI menus. There are a few features
	we are using that have not yet been seen in other programs.

Append - by Oliver Enseling
	An easier way to join 2 or more files without a lot of clean-up.
	AmigaDos JOIN does not allow to append one file to another without some
	roundabout ways. You have to JOIN the two files, delete the old ones
	and rename the new file. APPEND serves to shorten this procedure.

DekIII - V1.11 by Christian Warren. An update to V1.10 on Scopedisk 153
	DEKSID is a disk and file HEXADECIMAL editor. It gets useful when
	you want to edit things other than readable texts. It might look
	complicated for you beginners, but it's simply because beginners don't
	see	the use of these.

DevRename  - V1.5 by Stefan Rosewig.
	Rename any Device, such as DF1: in an A2000 when you have only 1
	internal floppy plus external drive(s) you may rename the DF2: as DF1:.

Dr - V1.1 by Paul Kienitz.
	CLI Directory with default setting of not listing .info files. Replaces
	AmigaDos Dir with a some speed advatages and more options.

DSize - by Gregg A. Reno.
	This command is designed to take an AmigaDOS disk or directory and
	display it and its sub-directories to the screen.  It will also display
	the	disk space used by each directory, including all of the files and
	directories below it.

George - 3 sound files supposed to be George Bush....really? doesn't sound
	likely. Uses sound file in C directory.

HunkFix - V1.4 by Arthur Hagen.
	The  Amiga  computer  performs  what  is  called "scatter-loading"
	of all programs  that  is  run.   This  means that programs most often
	consists of several  small  parts that can be loaded anywhere in memory.
	 These smaller parts  are  referred  to  as "hunks".  The different
	hunks in a program are joined together with some special information
	to form a loadable file.

Icon2C - V1.2 by Olaf 'Olsen' Barthel.
	It is easy to read and to write Workbench icon files, but there aren't
	any  tools  to  turn icons into 'C' source code yet.  Icon2C will read
	any type of icon file and create 'C' source code ready to be used.

IP_Device  - by Pete Goodeve.
	A pipe device that can make a bi-directional connection without a
	buffered connection. "IP:" is a handler that may be mounted in your
	system like any other AmigaDOS device, to provide you with both
	standard "pipe" type facilities and a number of features not
	available elsewhere.

JoyLib - by Oliver Wagner.
	Joystick routine for "any" language. This is a new joystick routine with
	a special algorithm. There are two versions of the routines: 1) standard
	".o" linkage for any language able to call "_joy0/1" and compatible to
	BLINK format, 2) a shared library (thanks to BLINK) for such nifty
	things like Modula and all... A .fd for building interfaces to *any*
	language is provided.

LockDevice - V1.0 by Olaf 'Olsen' Barthel.
	If  you have ever accidentally formatted your hard disk drive, you are
	probably  searching for an equivalent to the small black write protect
	tab used by floppy disks.  If locked, FastFileSystem rejects all write
	requests, but that still is not enough since you can still go directly
	to the device driver and ask to format a track.  'LockDevice' installs
	a  patch  at  the  device driver level to reject all icoming write and
	format  requests  thus  reducing the chance of accidentally formatting
	the hereby protected data media.

LPatch - V3.0 by John Toebes.
	PTCH IFF Format as implemented by LCompare and LPatch programs. The
	PTCH IFF format provides a standard method of describing patches
	for arbitrary binary (and of course ASCII) data.  The patch format
	allows for descriptive text to be included as part of the patch as
	well as checksumming information to ensure the validity of the patch.

NoClick - Stop floppy's from clicking when there is no disk in the drive.
	No docs so suppose it goes in your path and is included in the
	startup-sequence. Dead hamburgers don't fit drives.

TAR - V1.2
	"Media File Archiver", stores multiple files in a single archive.
	Tar provides a way to store many files into a single archive, which
	can be kept in another file, stored on an I/O device such as tape,
	floppy, cartridge, or disk, or piped to another program. It is useful
	for making backup copies, or for packaging up a set of files to move
	them to another system.