CRUNCH-O-MATIC v1.0 Oh no ! Not again a new packer ! Luckily you can't say this to Crunch-O-Matic. Because this is the FIRST cruncher that can pack AND execute an IFF, Sountracker and Text file. Of course executeable files too. FILESEARCH v1.5 This program will search an AmigaDOS volume for a specified file/file pattern. Time saving for Hard Drive owners wanting to find a file/program quickly. MODULES KRIPTER v1.0 This program will cripts a module using a value YOU choose... (And no others than you can hear the module again, without that KEY...!) Then you can play the module using the modified replay routine present on this disk. Don't forget that the module will be real-time decripted (in a very fast way! cheap use of raster time!) while playing, so if some lame dude will try to rip it... Well, try it yourself :-)! SPY v3.0 The SPY system allows one to monitor the overall CPU usage and the CPU times consumed by various tasks and processes running on the Amiga. SYSINFO v3.170 Checks and desplays all your computers details and system information. PPSHOW v3.0 PPShow was written to complement one of my other utilities, PowerPacker (a command and data cruncher). It is used to show normal IFF ILBM files or ILBM files crunched with PowerPacker. PROMIZER v1.2a Well it should kill all unsed things, like sample and patterns. And it has a fast replayer code, that handles fine-tuning on a fast way. Just try it. In this Version i included a strong pattern packer. LHAX v1.42 LHAX use the LHA and the DELETE command. (SYS:C/LHA | SYS:C/DELETE) Please copy the LHA command in your C: directory. VIRTGIF v1.0 VirtGIF is a program, runable only from the CLI, which will COMPLETELY display any GIF picture, using HAM mode for pics with > 32 colors. Any picture that will not fit on the screen, i.e. bigger than 640 x 400 with <= 16 colors or bigger than 320 x 200 with > 16 colors will have only a portion of it displayed, with the user having the ability to scroll around and view the rest of the picture. Play around with different GIF files to get a feel of how it handles different colors/resolution.