stanly@unmvax.UUCP (12/12/85)
This is all the stuff I have saved on my machine. If anybody wants/needs any of it... drop me a note. Also, if you have something I don't have... Send me a copy. --Josh Siegel mail to ...!unmvax!crunch!josh thanks MAKE SURE THIS IS WHERE YOU MAIL IT! I AM POSTING FROM THE WRONG ACCOUNT! DES Paintmover icon.collect Da.convert Param.ram icon.faces Desktop.preview QuickFile.hqx icon.magic Display.hqh icon.movies icon Display.src RasNix.da inside_switch Enigma.hqx SetFile.hqx kermit Fedit.doc Teleport.hqx lister1.1 Fedit3.05 Thinkahead macprograms2 Fkey Windows.da macprograms4 Font.DA_mover_2.3 ascii magnify Fractals.hqx ascii.Hqx mandelbrot FreeTerm1.7 ascii.hqx massinit Functin ascii.question mega.hqx IEdit.doc ascii.source menu.clock IEdit.hqx autolog_doc noughts Icon_Maker.Hqx autolog_doc.hqx object1 Icon_Maker_Doc.Hqx autolog_editor object2 JoyPaint backup packit Lister.asm backup.doc packit.dqc MDSMake backup.restore pong MDSMake.hqx boston.font purgeIcons MDSMakeDoc.hqx brickles round MacC.lib crabs.da sampler MacProgram1 desk segwatch MacScsi dungeon1 segwatch.hqx Macgetta dungeon2 simple Macprogram2 dungeon3 simple.hqx Macprograms1 engorge1 simpleDemo.c.Hqx Mazewar engorge3 switch.hqx Mazewar.exec engorge4 switch.src Mcdraw<->Mcpaint engorge5 switch4.4 Mega.doc finder.mod textedit1 Miezels flight textedit2 MockChart.hqx font2.21 xbin2.3 Mockchart.da font2.22 xlisp.1 Musc.hqx fontLibrary xlisp.2 NumCaps.2 fontdisp2.0 xlisp.3 NumCaps.DA
gig@ritcv.UUCP (Gordon Goodman) (12/15/85)
Now that I have about 40 disks full of stuff, it is getting difficult finding things. Is there an disk cataloging software available (either public domain, shareware or otherwise) that does a decent job. I've been thinking about writing it myself but, at the moment, I'd rather spend my time catching up on other things. It doesn't have to be fancy...the "print catalog" option of the finder (unless there are bells and whistles of which I'm not aware) is near useless for disks with lots of files and folders. Thanks, Gordon -- Gordon Goodman School of Computer Science and Technology Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester, NY 14623
carlile@trwrba.UUCP (Donald E. Carlile) (12/19/85)
(This one is for the nasty line eater I've heard so much about)
Yes there is a disk-librarian-cataloger available. I had the same problem
till I found this one. It is not in the public domain or shareware.
Its name is Mac Disk Catalog. I believe it cost around $35. It is from
New Canaan Microcode
136 Beech Road
New Canaan, CT 06840
(203) 966-6969
The program works very well, and you can move the data in collects to
another, larger database such as Overvue.
DISCLAIMER: I have nothing to do with New Canaan Microcode except as
a satisfied customer. The views expressed here are not necessarily
those of my employer.