CFX     5.560	Check type of file a la "dir/list" cmd

The Amiga caters for many varied programs, and these programs use their
own data types. CFX (Crunched File eXaminer) contains a huge database
of known filetypes and can deduce a file's "type" very quickly, in a
fashion like the AmigDOS "list" or "dir" commands. Contains options to
check for types like "executable, "not executable", "crunched", "graphics",
"sounds" etc.

Author: Bob Rye
Marcus Mroczkowski
Path: AmigaLibDisk1052:Programs/CFX/

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Move     37.11	Unix type Move command

This is not just another Move command it features
more: Recursive directory movements (including
creation of destination dir), pattern support, and
command line flags like those known from e.g.
C:Rename...and many, many more

Author: Kai Iske
Path: AmigaLibDisk1052:Programs/Move/

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PolyEd     1.242	User-friendly, powerfull text editor

PolyEd is one of the most user friendly text editors for the Amiga.
It is kept small and easy, but has all the features.

PolyEd has all features, needed to edit texts, but no other features,
like clocks, memory displays, calculators ...

As the Amiga has a great multitasking operating system, it is, in my
opinion unnecessary to put all those things into one single program,
but better to set up one's desired environment by some different
programs (which can be further improved by arexx).

In other words, if you need a calculator, parallel to PolyEd, why not
run the one from the 'utilities' drawer or one from the public domain
pool.

Via the arexx-port, centering, formating and functions you can think
of, can be added to PolyEd too.

Author: Robert Brandner
Path: AmigaLibDisk1052:Programs/PolyEd/

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