[comp.sys.amiga] Disks 245-250 now available

fnf@estinc.UUCP (Fred Fish) (09/18/89)

Disks 245-250 are now available.  Only six this time, since I wanted to
get the ones I had done released before I went sky-diving for the first
time today (just in case :-).   Since you're reading this posting,
everything went fine.  Actually, after the 7 hour class, it was too
windy to make the jump, so we get to go back next weekend for the big
plunge...    :-)

Note that you can get a copy of the catalog (2 disks) of the complete
library contents by sending two blank disks and $1 for postage to:

	Fred Fish
	Catalog Disk Requests
	1835 East Belmont Drive
	Tempe, Arizona  85284
	USA

Thanks to all who submitted new and interesting material.  If you submitted
something in the past and it has not yet appeared in the library, please
feel free to resubmit it, particularly if it was several months ago.  I
sometimes hesitate to include material submitted more than about six
months ago because of some vague feeling that as soon as I include version
1.01 submitted many months ago, I'll see version 5.23 posted on usenet.

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CONTENTS OF DISK 245
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ATOF		A small utility that allows you to use the fonts of another
		disk without using the CLI.  Version 1.0, binary only.
		Author:  Roger Fischlin

BootIntro	This program creates a small intro on the bootblock of
		any disk, which will appear after you insert the disk for
		booting.  This is the "next generation" BootIntro, a
		more colorful version than the one on disk 244, but
		the text must be shorter.  The first line can be up to
		24 characters.  The second and third lines can be up to
		22 characters.  The scrolling text can be up to 98
		characters.  This is "next generation version 1.1".
		Binary only.
		Author:  Roger Fischlin

Fenster		A program which can operate on windows owned by another
		program, to close them, change their size, refresh gadgets,
		move the window to the background, etc.  Version 1.0,
		includes source.
		Author:  Roger Fischlin

PathMaster	A file requester with lots of features.  Can be easily
		configured by the programmer to suit a variety of
		applications.  Includes source.
		Author:  Justin McCormick

Reversi		Plays the classical reversi game on an 8 x 8 square field.
		Version 1.2, includes source in assembly code.
		Author:  Marc Fischlin

Vlt		This is a binary update to the vlt program on disk 226,
		and fixes a problem with external protocol support.
		You still need the rest of the files from disk 226.
		Version 4.065, binary only.
		Author:  Willy Langeveld

CONTENTS OF DISK 246
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Dmake		Release version 1.0 of Matt's version of the UNIX make
		utility.  Update to beta version released on disk 179.
		Features multiple dependancies, wildcard support, and
		more.  Binary only.
		Author:  Matt Dillion 

LabelPrint	A program that allows you to easily print labels for
		your disks.  This is version 2.5b, an update to version
		2.5 from disk 238.  Shareware, binary only (source
		available from author).
		Author:  Andreas Krebs

NComm		A terminal program for the Amiga based on comm version 1.34.
		Has hot keys for most program functions (including dialing
		up to 10 phone numbers), PAL and NTSC support for normal
		or interlaced screens, screen I/O greater than 2400
		baud, ANSI/VT100 terminal emulation with full 8 color
		text support, IBM graphics, optional translation styles,
		split screen mode, full user control of color palette, full
		support for all European languages, full serial port control
		with baud rates up to 19200, script language, phonebook,
		keyboard macros, and more.  Version 1.8, binary only.
		Author:  DJ James, Daniel Bloch, et. al.

NoClick		A program which silences the clicking of empty drives
		on the B2000 under AmigaDOS 1.3.  It should also work
		on an A500.  This is version 3.6, an update to version
		to version 3.5 on disk 243.  Includes assembly source
		code.
		Author:  Norman Iscove

ScreenShare	A library and support programs that enable applications
		to open up windows on other applications' custom screens.
		For example, your editor may want to open a window on
		your terminal emulator's screen so you can compose a
		message while still being able to see the contents of
		the terminal's screen.  Both applications must cooperate
		for the screen sharing to work.  Version 1.2, includes
		source for interface portions.
		Author:  Willy Langeveld

Ty		A text display program based on Amiga "less" version 1.0.
		Has both keyboard and mouse control of all functions,
		an intuition interface, and uses the Amiga specific
		keys (such as the Help key) correctly.  Version 1.3,
		includes source.
		Author:  Mark Nudelman, Bob Leivian, Tony Wills


CONTENTS OF DISK 247
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AnalogJoystick	Software support for use of analog joysticks on the Amiga.
		Includes a driver, a header file for code that calls the
		driver, and an example program that uses the driver.
		Includes source.
		Author:  Dave Kinzer

AssemTools	A collection of files which should be of great interest
		to Amiga assembly language programmers.  The collection
		includes 140 macro routines which make assembly language
		programming a lot easier.  There is also a library of
		routines containing buffered C-like file handling
		functions (fopen, fclose, fgets, fputs, etc) and a file
		name requester.  All routines are re-entrant.  Includes
		source for example programs using the macros and library,
		and a 65c02 cross macro assembler.
		Author:  Jukka Marin

RemoteLogin	A couple of programs which make possible remote access to
		your Amiga.  One program checks the serial port for an
		incoming call, and starts a program when it is detected.
		The other is a password protection program which allows
		starting various programs based upon login id, thus
		providing some minimal security for your computer.
		Includes source.
		Author:  Dave Kinzer

XprLib		External file transfer protocol library.  Document and
		code example for implementing external file transfer
		protocols using Amiga shared libraries.  This is version
		2.0, an update to the version on disk 240, with many
		extensions and enhancements.  Includes sample XPR library
		and source.
		Author:  Willy Langeveld


CONTENTS OF DISK 248
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AmiGantt	A project definition and management tool designed to
		create a simple, interactive method of outlining the
		task required to complete a particular project, using
		the GANTT chart as the input format.  AmiGantt displays
		the project in a multi-window mode with separate windows
		for the GANTT chart, task information input, resource
		histogram display, and Pert chart display.  Up to 500
		tasks may be defined for any project, and a project may
		contain other projects as tasks.  Version 3.0.0, shareware,
		binary only.
		Author:  Donald Tolson

CLI-Colors	A simple little program to change the colors of the border
		around a CLI window.  Includes source in assembly code.
		Author:  Michael Sinz

Flipper		A small, fast, Othello program.  Does not use any look-
		ahead methods.  Binary only.
		Author:  Michael Sinz

Maze		An example of a fully re-entrant maze generation program
		written in assembly language using Manx's assembler.
		Includes source.
		Author:  Michael Sinz

NetHandler	The Software Distillery's network file system handler
		(NET:), using Matt Dillon's DNET to mount one Amiga's
		devices on another Amiga.  It also serves as an example
		file system written entirely in Lattice C.  Version 1.0,
		includes source.
		Author:  Software Distillery

Regex		An Amiga shared library version of the GNU regular
		expression package from the Free Software Foundation.
		A regular expression is a concise method of describing
		a pattern of characters in a string. By use of special
		wildcards, almost any pattern can be described. A regular
		expression pattern can be used for searching strings in
		such programs as editors or other string handling programs.
		Version 1.0, includes source.
		Author:  Edwin Hoogerbeets, FSF, Jim Mackraz


CONTENTS OF DISK 249
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Automata	Four cellular automata programs.  AutomaTron is a one
		dimensional cellular automation, Crud is a automation
		based on a sum index rule, Demon is a cyclic space
		automation described in the Aug 89 Scientific American,
		and Life is one of the oldest and best known of all
		cellular automata.  Includes source.
		Author:  Gary Teachout

Slicer		Slicer computes and displays images of the Mandelbrot
		and Julia sets.  Unlike many Mandelbrot programs that
		generate pictures directly, Slicer computes and stores
		an array of raw data which it may then render into
		pictures in a number of ways.  Version 1.0, binary only.
		Author:  Gary Teachout

TurMite		A two dimensional turing machine simulator.  Imagine a
		small bug crawling around on your computer display moving
		one pixel at a time. At each step it uses its internal
		state number and the color of the pixel it's on as indexes
		into a set of tables to decide what color to change the
		pixel to, what direction to move, and what its new internal
		state should be.  Includes source.
		Author:  Gary Teachout


CONTENTS OF DISK 250
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ASimplex	An implementation of the Simplex algorithm for solving
		linear programs.  It uses the standardized MPSX-format
		for input data files.  This is version 1.5, an update
		to version 1.2 on disk 199.  Changes include bug fixes,
		the ability to run from CLI, it's own window for I/O,
		and some new and improved commands.  Includes source.
		Author:  Stefan Forster

Gravity-Well	A celestial motion simulator that simulates the motion
		of up to twenty bodies in a Newtonian universe.  The
		view of the simulation may be scaled, rotated in three
		dimensions or repositioned.  Includes source.
		Author:  Gary Teachout

Paranoids	An asylum escape game.  Paranoids is a traditional board
		game played by drawing cards, rolling dice, and moving
		pieces around the board.  Each player has six pieces,
		four patients and two doctors.  The object of the game is
		to get all of your patients out of the asylum.  This is
		version 1.0, binary only.
		Author:  Richard Anderson and Gary Teachout

RPSC		A reverse polish scientific calculator.  RPSC is a
		programmable RPN calculator in the Hewlett-Packard
		tradition.  It supports operations with real numbers,
		complex numbers, matrices, and 3-D vectors, as well as
		storage and recall of labeled variables.  Data and
		programs may be saved, loaded, or written as ASCII text,
		to AmigaDOS files.  This is version 1.1, binary only.
		Author:  Gary Teachout

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