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Falcon CBCS   A FidoNet-compatible semi-clone of Opus CBCS.  Features ANSI
	      support (w/ or w/o color); a versatile message base with 
	several reading methods and marking of favourite areas; both line-
	based and screen-based message editors; batch/resumable file 
	transfers through the XPR standard transfer protocol libraries;
	expandable/custom menus; able to call doors which need only work 
	in a CLI/Shell and exit cleanly and quickly on a ^C; easy 
	delegation of responsibilities to assistants, subops and
	librarians; many security methods/barriers for file and	message
	areas, such as level requirements or locks & keys; ...and many 
	other features which fall victim to the need to cut this 
	description short.  One more thing that should be noted is that
	it is 2.0-compatible. Write FidoNet or UUCP or even snail mail to 
	the address(es) in the main documentation for more information.

GIFT	Fast, intelligent GIF previewer ("previewer", as opposed to 
	various slower-but-optimal GIF-to-HAM conversion programs).  GIFT
	Translates full-color pictures to HAM faster but just as well as 
	other GIF previewers, and optionally even better with only a very 
	small degradation in speed.  Recognizes grayscale pictures and uses
	a sixteen-level grayscale picture instead of HAM.  Recognizes 
	resolutions that will fit in a native Amiga screen mode.  Also 
	fills gaps between lines while processing GIFS in interleaved 
	format for clearer images sooner and less flicker on interlaced 
	screens.  Has an option to do simple (so as to be fairly quick) 
	error-correcting dithering for images suffering from severe 
	banding.  Works fine with 2.0.

FIREWORKS_DISPLAY   Tired of a boring, black void taking over your monitor 
WARPSPEED_DISPLAY   when your screen blanker turns on?  Well, then, take a
		    look at these two.  What each does is obvious:  The 
	first displays a fireworks show. The second is the classic stars-
	streaking-impossibly-by display.  Both work under Kickstart 2.0.
	Note that neither display will bog down your CPU, because both
	run at a lower-than-normal priority.  Other notable notes:  both
	sense joystick movements (something missing in many blankers)
	and have an optional Left-Amiga-M enhancer.  Avoid the void.

Update  A binary file patch program.  Good for pretty much any file,
        although written to patch executables (for Falcon CBCS, mentioned
        above) from one version to the next.  Ideally creates an update
        archive significantly smaller than the new file, by knowing which
        parts of the old file to keep.  Should work extremely well on text 
        files.

Flew	A weird, rapidly-flipping-screens viewer (Flew=FLicker viEW) that
	I wrote for someone to quickly view raw 24-bit color files.  It's 
	hardly worth mentioning, but...

BZ	A screen hack.  Screen hacks do not, traditionally, get described
	before-hand.  :-P