KingFisher is a replacement tool for Aquarium.  Unlike Aquarium, KingFisher
uses a multi-volume database which can be modified by hand, reads contents
files, even Usenet postings, without the need to remove text (such as mail
or message headers), can follow version links to quickly scan for older or
newer versions of software, can send a variety of reports to either printer
or file (database export), handles scalable and proportional fonts, can
remove entries from the end of the database, provides multiple search
strings to select from, an optional range of disks to limit a search to,
will iconify to save Chip RAM and works under both KS 1.3 and 2.0

For the uninitiate:

Q: But what _IS_ KingFisher?  And Aquarium?  Has it got anything to do with
   pet stores?
A: Very little.  That is to say, nothing at all.
   Aquarium was so named because it provides storage (database) services
   for the descriptions of the disk contents released by one named Fred
   Fish.  You will immediately notice Fred's last name, wherefore the disks
   he releases are generally called "Fish Disks."  Aquarium simply played
   on that name, and KingFisher does, too.

 ._.  Udo Schuermann        "New way?  What's this I hear about a new way?"
 ( )  walrus@wam.umd.edu                      -- Alex, "A Clockwork Orange"