PDSOFT

RUSH v1.0 DEMO version 37.4908
is a directory utility for AmigaDOS 2.0 or greater.  It allows files and
directories to be manipulated quickly and easily.  Rush uses features of
AmigaDOS 2.0, 2.1, and 3.0, and follows the Amiga User Interface Style
Guide.

PEOPLETREE
What it offers you is the ability to compile a fair-sized family tree for
your self.  What it forgoes to make this relatively easy for you is the
size of the database it handles.  Having said that we feel that you would
be hard pushed to outgrow the capabilities of Peopletree, not many families
can trace their ancestors back to the Middle-Ages (with ease at least!!).

SF
stands for Software Failure.  No, the program doesn't generate software
failures (or at least I hope not!) - when confronted with a 8 hex digit
code, it tries to tell you as much as it can derive about what your Amiga
was doing at the moment the error occured.  It's a programmer's tool.

AMBUSH
can be of used to developers, who may wish to test programs for their
appearance on a standard 640x256 four colour workbench (Ambush always uses
640 across regardless of overscan settings).  This neatly avoids the hassle
of changing the preferences settings (Close all windows...).  Indeed I used
Ambush to ensure that the accompanying AmigaGuide document looked correct
by ambushing MultiView.

ICONFONT.FONT
ICON FONT/8
A short while after owning my first Amiga monitor, I soon discovered just
how big the topaz 8 font appears underneath my icons.  With long names it
would stretch well beyond the bounds of my icons and just generally got in
the way.  To correct this situation, I set about a font designer and drew
the imaginatively named font you find here.  Minimal in size, but perfectly
legible - the complete topaz character set has been reproduced, so any
particuarly strangely named files still have their full legend.