V791
Directory Utilities

ClickDOS II (v2.00)
By Gary Scott Yates
ClickDOS II is an AmigaDOS enhancement utility. It allows you to  do
DOS-like actions with the mouse instead of typing commands at a Command
Line Interface (CLI). It adds a great deal of functionality for the
"Click-n-Go" user which is not available in the Workbench environment. It
also makes some of the tasks which are very cumbersome to do at a CLI or
Workbench, such as moving or deleting a large number of files, much easier
to perform. ClickDOS II is a dream for "cleaning up" floppy or hard
drives, or for browsing through disks of public domain software sorting out
what you wish to keep. These are, however, only a few of the many uses for
ClickDOS II.

DT
By Maurizio
This is a program that I have found useful in several occasions: when you
have to transport files on floppy discs (e.g. from Stanford to Europe) it
is better to be sure that all what you have copied is readable before to
slip 7,000 miles away from the original material. This program, named DT
for Disk Test, tests the whole disc: at first reading all cylinders one
by one, to be sure that the disc itself is reliable; then reads, record
by record, all files on the disc. This last step can be take long time if
you have several files; but it is, as I think, the most important to check
the data reliability.

Super File Manager (v 1.10)
By Mike Crews
Another file / directory management utility, this one with a "visual tree"
type of presentation. This utility contains several unique features that I
hope many will find useful.

Features:

  -  Visual directory tree structure
  -  Remembers all directories once visited
  -  Can show all files on a disk/volume at once
  -  Copies in hashcode order for better disk performance
  -  Will copy or move files and duplicate paths
  -  Will move files across devices
  -  Copies, moves, or deletes entire directories with subdirectories
  -  Automatically creates destination directories
  -  Preserves the date and protection bits of files (except the archive   
  bit)
  -  Auto-archive creation/viewing/extraction
  -  Can utilize up to ten archive utilities based on filename extension
  -  Can invoke custom byte and text editors on files
  -  Can invoke custom IFF and text viewers on files
  -  Sort files by name, date, or size in ascending or descending order
  -  Examine and change protection bits
  -  Uses a wildcard pattern for filtering file operations
  -  Fully mouse or keyboard driven
  -  Easy to use requesters
  -  Menus


GShell (v 1.3)
By Thomas Krehbiel
A disk utility program that is TOTALLY configurable, has few built-in
commands, but instead called on external programs to do stuff like copying,
renaming, etc. (If  use CLI a LOT, you probably  have amassed a bunch of
CLI programs that you like anyway)and gives the user the choice of the
information displayed about the files.