<html><head><meta name="color-scheme" content="light dark"></head><body><pre style="word-wrap: break-word; white-space: pre-wrap;">Short:        Fish disk 0771
Uploader:     Fish Disks &lt;aminet aminet net&gt;
Type:         misc/fish
Architecture: m68k-amigaos


This is disk 771 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.


AutoSave	A small program which calls an ARexx script at regular inter-
		vals, controlled through a Workbench window.  Although intended
		to provide an "AutoSave" function for applications, the script
		can do anything.  Includes C source, which demonstrates simple
		use of GadTools and the timer device.  Requires Kickstart 2.0
		or later.
		Author:  Michael Warner

BBBBS		Baud Bandit Bulletin Board System.  Written entirely in ARexx
		using the commercial terminal program "BaudBandit". Features
		include up to 99 file libraries with extended filenotes, up to
		99 fully threaded message conferences, number of users, files,
		messages, etc. are only limited by storage space, controlled
		file library and message conference access for users and sys-
		ops, interface to extra devices like CD-ROM and others, all
		treated as read only, complete Email with binary mail and
		multiple forwarding, user statistics including messages writ-
		ten, files uploaded or downloaded, time, etc, plus much more.
		Works under Amiga OS 1.3 and greater, tested through 3.0.
		This is version 5.7, an update to version 5.5 on disk 729.
		Includes complete ARexx source.
		Author:  Richard Lee Stockton

PubChange	A commodity for AmigaDos 2.04.  It isn't a public screen man-
		ager, but it is useful when used in conjunction with one.  It
		is designed to make public screens easier to use.  Whenever a
		new screen is brought to the front, this screen is examined.
		If it is a public screen, it is made into the default automat-
		ically without having to explicitly do it from within a public
		screen manager.  Thus, the current default public screen is
		always the one which you have most recently brought to the
		front, and applications which use the default public screen
		will appear there.  Version 1.0, binary only.
		Author:  Steve Koren

PKludge		A mode promotion commodity for AmigaDos 3.0.  It allows any
		mode to be promoted to any other mode.  Mode promotion keyed
		from the screen name or title, and resizing and moving screens
		during mode promotion.  It is useful to 1) promote all screens
		to a single scan rate to avoid re-syncing on multisync moni-
		tors during screen flipping, 2) use 800x600 or higher resolu-
		tions with some applications which don't know how to open
		those screens but can otherwise handle bigger screen sizes,
		3) use PAL:Productivity 640x400 mode instead of DblNTSC:High
		Res Lace mode, since the productivity mode tends to be more
		visible on some Amiga 4000's.  Version 1.0, binary only.
		Author:  Steve Koren

NiceMove	Some different examples in C of MOUSEMOVE event handling during
		high CPU or DMA usage.  Version 1.00, first release.  Includes
		source and a sample program.
		Author:  Thies Wellpott

Sing		Sing will read a text file (actually ANY file) and try to
		"sing" the characters in it using internal simple waveforms in
		4 voices.  Binary only.
		Author:  Richard Lee Stockton

Sound		Sound sample player.  Will play ANY file as sound.  Understands
		IFF, stereo, and fibronicci compression.  Can play direct from
		disk.  Uses only 4k of chip ram.  Effects include fade and
		grow.  Works from CLI or WorkBench, all OS thru 3.0.  Includes
		complete C source.
		Author:  Richard Lee Stockton

SourcOpt	A little assembly language source optimizer.  While most assem-
		blers have optimization, they optimize the compiled code.  One
		disadvantage of this however, is when debugging code thru a
		disassembler or monitor, the code you see differs from that
		you have written because of the optimization.  By optimizing
		the source first, you can eliminate some of these differences.
		Version 1.0, binary only, CLI usage only.
		Author:  Alexander Fritsch
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