This is disk 246 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
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
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