Introduction
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    After buying my Amiga,  I soon got REALLY tied of all those requesters
   saying "Program need XXX.library", "Couldn't find XXX.library" etc, etc.
    So I started filling my LIBS: with all the libraries I could get my
   hands on,  frequently updating to the latest versions.  That way I
   didn't have to worry whether a program needed this or that library,
   they where allways available.
    BUT,  soon my LIBS: had reached the size of more than 3MB,  containing
   more than 100 libraries!  Arrrgh, what libraries did what ?
   Which programs need, which libraries ? Which library can I use to what ?
   What version exists ? Etc, etc, etc...
    I tried to give each library a little explaning comment using the Shell
   FileNote command, BUT :-)
    Then one day, there was a cold wind comming from the west, a storm was
   building up outside, etc etc, etc.   I love using etc's :-)
    I got my hands on a list of libraries compiled by Gregory M. Stelmack.
   Great, I used it, added to it, updated it, etc, etc, etc.
    Soon it got somewhat messy, but I could allway find out what a library
   was doing, where I got it, versions, etc, etc, etc.
    Then Commodore did something nice. They gave us *** AmigaGuide *** !!!
    I started to make my library-list into AmigaGuide-format, and while
   doing this, a thought came to me: Maybe there are other out there, who
   could use this LibraryGuide ?
    So, here you have it !!!
                                                      Dan Elgaard