This is disk 418 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
AtMovies Another of Eric's cute animations, this one starring
his cartoon creation "Amy the Squirrel" and her boyfriend
in some hijinks at the movies.
Author: Eric Schwartz
BootCACHE Utility to turn off the 68020/68030 instruction and data
caches upon rebooting. This improves chances of old
programs (especially games) working on Amigas with one
of these processors (e.g. the A3000). Version 1.0,
includes source in assembly.
Author: Nico Francois
LJP A program to print text files on an HP LaserJet printer.
Supports landscape or portrait modes, use of any built-in
font, automatic downloading of soft fonts, extremely fast
printing, one or two logical pages on a single paper,
multiple styles of page headers, adjustable page length
and width, user specified pitch and point of a font,
selectable margins and tab spacing, multiple copies,
optional line numbers, and more. Version 1.01, binary
only.
Author: Khalid Aldoseri
ModulaDefs Implementation and Definition modules for the Amiga's
Graphics, Intuition, and Math libraries, to be used with
the Modula 2 compiler from disk 24. Includes a source
example of using the modules. Binary only for the rest
of the distribution.
Author: Jonas Green
PSX A public screen manager for AmigaDOS 2.0. Lets you open,
manipulate, and close public screens, set the global
public screen bits, and provides a good example of using
GadTools and ReadArgs. Includes source.
Author: Steve Tibbett
PubScreens Two utilities to manipulate public screens. You can open
and close them, or ask for information. PublicS is the
workbench version of PubScreen. AmigaDOS 2.0 only. This
is version 1.0, binary only.
Author: Jorrit Tyberghein
Running A classical maze and puzzle game. You run around in a
maze and try to catch the ghosts or spiders. It is
completely multitasking friendly and compatible with
AmigaDOS 1.2/1.3 and 2.0. You can design your own levels.
Binary only.
Author: Jorrit Tyberghein
ScreenX A program designed to make getting at screens easier,
particularly screens that are lost behind other screens
that don't give you depth gadgets. You can pop them to
the front, push them to the back, save the screen to an
IFF file, print it, and even try to close it. This is
version 3.0, an update to version 2.1 on disk 158.
Binary only.
Author: Steve Tibbett
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