A096A Lion King Clipart|zoom:art/A096A.DMS|\nWalt Disney released the Lion King\nclipart as public domain. However,\nif you want to use these images in\ncommercial situations such as \nartwork then the licence fee must\nbe administered.\n\nSuperb drawings of the cartoon/film.\n\n[AGA] [1/3 Disks]\n\n
A096B Lion King Clipart|zoom:art/A096B.DMS|\nLion King clipart\n\n[AGA] [2/3 Disks]\n\n
A096C Lion King Clipart|zoom:art/A096C.DMS|\nLion King clipart\n\n[AGA] [3/3 Disks]\n\n
A097A Pamela Anderson|zoom:art/A097A.DMS|\nBaywatch babe Pamela Anderson is hot\nstuff! Here's a slideshow of the \nwomen hereself!\n\n[AGA] [1/2 Disks]\n\n
A104A Niki Taylor|zoom:art/A104A.DMS|\nNiki Taylor slideshow\n\n[AGA] [1/2 Disks]\n\n
A104B Niki Taylor|zoom:art/A104B.DMS|\nNiki Taylor slideshow\n\n[AGA] [2/2 Disks]\n\n
A105 Tiny Toons Clipart|zoom:art/A105.DMS|\nVery popular collection of Tiny Toons\nclipart - very well drawn\n\n
A106A NFA Big Girls II|zoom:art/A106A.DMS|\nNFA present a compilation of more\nbabes. Please note that these babe\npictures are generally the same as\nyou would find in the Sun or other\ndaily "newspapers". Not really 18+.\n\n[AGA] [1/3 Disks]\n\n
A106B NFA Big Girls II|zoom:art/A106B.DMS|\nNFA present a compilation of more\nbabes. Please note that these babe\npictures are generally the same as\nyou would find in the Sun or other\ndaily "newspapers". Not really 18+.\n\n[AGA] [2/3 Disks]\n\n
A106C NFA Big Girls II|zoom:art/A106C.DMS|\nNFA present a compilation of more\nbabes. Please note that these babe\npictures are generally the same as\nyou would find in the Sun or other\ndaily "newspapers". Not really 18+.\n\n[AGA] [3/3 Disks]\n\n
A107A Rune Realm 2|zoom:art/A107A.DMS|\nArtwork of various nature\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
A107B Rune Realm 2|zoom:art/A107B.DMS|\nArtwork of various nature\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
A108A Gathering '95 Graphics|zoom:art/A108A.DMS|\nPictures and graphics from the Gathering\n'95 party in April.\n\n[1/4 Disks]\n\n
A108B Gathering '95 Graphics|zoom:art/A108B.DMS|\nPictures and graphics from the Gathering\n'95 party in April.\n\n[2/4 Disks]\n\n
A108D Gathering '95 Graphics|zoom:art/A108D.DMS|\nPictures and graphics from the Gathering\n'95 party in April.\n\n[3/4 Disks]\n\n
A108E Gathering '95 Graphics|zoom:art/A108E.DMS|\nPictures and graphics from the Gathering\n'95 party in April.\n\n[4/4 Disks]\n\n
A109 Starkers 1|zoom:art/A109.DMS|\nNo! Not babes with no clothes! Just\na name given to yet another collection\nof babes - is this the year of the babe?\nWhy are so many people releasing babe\ncompilations? I think it's because no-one\ncan be bothered to learn how to code and\nto write demos and useful programs for\nthe Amiga - in the UK that is.\n\nHas anyone noticed that nearly ALL the\nbabe collections are made in the UK, yet\nall the demos from top demo groups are\nconstructed in Europe?!\n\nCome on lads! If you have nothing to do\n(and it's not as if we don't like the babe\ncompilations, there are just so many) then\nlearn how to code and support the Amiga.\n\n[AGA] \n\n
A110 Starkers 2|zoom:art/A110.DMS|\nMore babes - see Starkers 1!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
A111 Starkers 3|zoom:art/A111.DMS|\nMore babes - see Starkers 1!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
A112 Starkers 4|zoom:art/A112.DMS|\nMore babes - see Starkers 1!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
A113 Starkers 5|zoom:art/A113.DMS|\nMore babes - see Starkers 1!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
A114 Starkers 6|zoom:art/A114.DMS|\nMore babes - see Starkers 1!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
A115 Starkers 7|zoom:art/A115.DMS|\nMore babes - see Starkers 1!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
A116A Starkers 8|zoom:art/A116A.DMS|\nMore babes - see Starkers 1!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
A116B Starkers 8|zoom:art/A116B.DMS|\nMore babes - see Starkers 1!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
A116C Starkers 8|zoom:art/A116C.DMS|\nEven more babes - see Starkers 1!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
A138 Starkers 10|zoom:art/A138.DMS|\nMore babes.\n\n[AGA]\n\n\nEND OF THE GRAPHICS SECTION\n\n
D055 Spaceballs "State Art"|zoom:mainlibrary/D055.DMS|\nOne of the best music (Rave) demos we \nhave seen. Spaceballs are setting the\nstandards for others to follow.\n\n
D088A Madonna "Sex"|zoom:mainlibrary/D088A.DMS|\nDigitised pictures of Madonna's \nlatest "book"!\n\n[1/3 Disks]\n\n
D088B Madonna "Sex"|zoom:mainlibrary/D088B.DMS|\n[2/3 Disks]\n\n
D088C Madonna "Sex"|zoom:mainlibrary/D088C.DMS|\n[3/3 Disks]\n\n
D095A Spaceballs "9 Fingers"|zoom:mainlibrary/D095A.DMS|\nIf you thought Spaceballs "State of the \nArt" was good then check this one out. \nImproved graphics (impressive FX), \nbeefier sound and an all round show \nstopper. We used this in February to \ndraw the crowds early on at an All\nFormats Show!\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
D112A Axis "Big Time"|zoom:mainlibrary/D112A.DMS|\nThis demo takes sample from the song \n"Big Time Sensuality" from that\nIcelandic singer, Bjork. Cleverly \nlooped to make it sound very well put\ntogether. This demo is not just a music \ndemo - there are plenty of good visual \neffects too, like the animation colour \nfractal landscape at the start, the AGA \nplasma, and some of that in-vogue bitmap \nrotation. The sound quality is execellent \nmaking it a quite nice all round demo.\n\nCU Amiga 82%.\n\n[AGA] [1/2 Disks]\n\n
D122 Complex "Real"|zoom:mainlibrary/D122.DMS|\nMust be the best, or one of the best, \nAGA demos so far. Superb 3D landscape\neffects that must be seen.\n\n[AGA]\n\n
D130A Fairlight/VD "Love"|zoom:mainlibrary/D130A.DMS|\nIf you're into the kind of cheesy Euro \ntechno pop that's all over the charts\nat the moment, you'll instantly warm \nto this one from Fairlight, as it \nopens with a slick Haddaway-style tune. \nThe graphics get going with a slow vector\nsequence, but pick up with a nice plasma \neffect made from a warped and twisted \nbitmap. Next up is a shaded 3D logo which \nis OK for the vector fans. The best effect \nis the swarm of morphing dots that spin \naround in three dimensions, forming \nthemselves into various patterns. There's \nsome more alternative plasma, a few neat \npictures, and a slow-moving texture-\nmapped twisting vector cube. Following a \nshort ray-traced animation loop and a\nsmooth realtime-generated fractal zoom, \nthere's a nice bitmap zoom. The final \nstage is a flight around a ray-traced \nfairlight logo.\n\nDepending on your TV or monitor, you may \nhave problems viewing certain parts, as \nthe demo jumps between 50 and 60Hz. \nEnough to keep you entertained.\n\n80% CU Amiga September 1994.\n\n[AGA] [1/2 Disks]\n\n
D136 Polka Bros "Gevalia"|zoom:mainlibrary/D136.DMS|\nPolka Brothers are excellent at coming \nup with their own unique style of demos: \nintense, humourous, always fresh with \nnew effects, tied-in perfectly with a \nfast and funky soundtrack. Gevalia is no \nexception. On the menu we have: abstract \nvector patterns, a cartoon crocodile, a \nvery strange stylised animation, a \ntwisty cube-within-a-cube, a delicious \nnew swirly pattern routine, a picture, \na super-speedy tunnel sequence, the \ncredits and an abrupt end. It's short, \nbut right in your face all the way \nthrough (it's so fast that I've had to \nreset and watch it four times just to \nmake a list of the effects!). A short, \nsharp shock on a disk.\n\n88% CU Amiga September 1994.\n\n
D145 CCCP "Rave"|zoom:mainlibrary/D145.DMS|\nA very poor start to this demo but it\nleads into a decent Rave.\n\n
D147A Fairlight "Breath Taker"|zoom:mainlibrary/D147A.DMS|\nThis is a large demo. So large, that \nyou need 3.5MBs of hard drive space \nand 4MBs of fast ram to run it. In a \nbreak away from the normal demo \ntraditions, Breath Taker is mostly made \nup of pre-rendered 3D visuals, rather \nthan realtime generated effects, hence \nthe massive memory requirements.\n\nIt's a collection of abstract 3D \nanimations, pinned together with brief\ncaptions and comments. The Virtual Dreams \nteam have created a dark world of\nthrobbing tunnels, mountains, organic \nchambers and extra-terrestrial\nconstructions. These are viewed in \nwonderful "fly-around-o-vision", in a \nchunky window that fills the middle third \nof the screen. It's all set to a\nburbling acid soundtrack. Very nice.\n\n89% CU Amiga November 1994.\n\n[AGA] [4MB] [HD] [1/5 Disks]\n\n
D148 Urban "Justice '94"|zoom:mainlibrary/D148.DMS|\nYes mister, I'll take two please! This \nis the best demo of Summer '94 by a \nlong shot! It's a sound and vision \nextravaganza, with the best soundtrack\never to grace an Amiga demo. Released \nto promote a new EP from Urban Shakedown, \nit's a remix of Some Justice, the \nhardcore anthem of 1992, produced by \nUrban Shakers themselves, and reworked \ninto a colossal bass-heavy jungle stomper. \nStick this through a decent hi-fi and \nyou just won't believe the sub-bass!\n\nIf that wasn't enough already, it's even \ngot that brillian Ce Ce Rogers vocal. The \ngraphics are hot too. Jungle lined \ntunnels, warped animations,\nslippery plasma and hard-hitting strobes. \nGet a copy now!\n\n94% CU Amiga October 1994.\n\n[AGA] [2MB] \n\n
D149 Mystic "Ilex"|zoom:mainlibrary/D149.DMS|\nA wonderful demo with a number of \noriginal routines. The most memorable \npart are the two digitised Karate fight \nscenes. Two white suit clad guys \nperform on the screen, ending in one \nunfortunate with a kick to the family \njewels. The other parts of the demo \ninclude dot shapes, vectors and picture\ninterludes.\n\n
D151 Digital "7th Heaven"|zoom:mainlibrary/D151.DMS|\n\n
D153A Complex "Seduction"|zoom:mainlibrary/D153A.DMS|\nThe top demo group are back with an \nexcellent music disk this time. If your\na collector of music disks then this \nshould be on your wanted list.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
D154 Spaceballs "Superanao Tapes"|zoom:mainlibrary/D154.DMS|\nA very decent music compilation from\nSpaceballs - pity about the graphics as\nthere isn't any!\n\n
D157 Urban "Justice '94"|zoom:mainlibrary/D157.DMS|\nSome Justice '94 the 030/040 version\n\n[AGA] [2MB]\n\n
D158A Rebels "Switchback"|zoom:mainlibrary/D158A.DMS|\nWow! Yummy video feedback gets this \none off to a slippery start. Then it's\nthe turn of a variety of blurred \nkaliedoscope patters to trance you out,\nwhich they do along to the sound of \na better than average Euro demo tune,\nbeefed up with a nice drum loop and \natmospheric chords and breakdowns. Some\ngood static artwork precedes the next \nbout of visual head-smashing effects,\nwhich include some good variations on \nthe plasma theme and some fractal zooms.\n\nSlip in disk two, and it's time for the \nclimax: a stomach-churning ride around a \nrollercoaster that's frighteningly \nconvincing.\n\nThe adrenaline is pumped up further by \nthe fierce guitar-lead techno-rock\nsoundtrack. A bit of all right and no \nmistake!\n\n91% CU Amiga January 1995.\n8/10 Active Software rating.\n\n[AGA] [1/2 Disks]\n\n
D159 242 "The Trackers"|zoom:mainlibrary/D159.DMS|\nStarts with a rave-demo musical affair \nfollowed by some animations of three\nspace-ships leaving their docking area.\n\nThe idea of the demo is to follow the \nships throughout their journey. Most\nof the journey is quite hard to \ndistinguish due to the low quality \nanimation but the best parts are the \nzoom tunnel with strobe effects, and \nthe sequence where you follow the three \nships into the valley.\n\n
D160 Ozone "Swamp Thing"|zoom:mainlibrary/D160.DMS|\nYou know! This is the song from chart\n-toppers "The Grid". Excellent.\n\n
D161 Haurobb "Jammin"|zoom:mainlibrary/D161.DMS|\nA bit up and down this one, but when \nit's good, it's rather nice indeed.\nHighlights are the cute snail at the \nbeginning, and the ultra mellow chill\nout part at the end, with its silky \nsmooth blurred background and well\nlaidback soundtrack, which would win \nthis month's soundtrack of the month\naward if one existed, purely for its \nthick warm fluffy duvet chords.\n\nIt's a great demo to switch on if you \nwant some peace and quite and send the\nkids off to noddy land.\n\n80% CU Amiga January 1995.\n7/10 Active Software rating.\n\n
D162 Melon "BOO=II"|zoom:mainlibrary/D162.DMS|\nReally simple and quick demo.\n\n
D163 Prodigy "No Good"|zoom:mainlibrary/D163.DMS|\nProdigy "Your'e no good for me" remix \nof the same song.\n\n
D164A TRSI "Artifice"|zoom:mainlibrary/D164A.DMS|\nNot a bad demo all round from the TRSI\nguys.\n\n[AGA][1/2 Disks]\n\n
D167 Neoplasia "Bam Booze"|zoom:mainlibrary/D167.DMS|\nShort and sweet demo.\n\n
D168 Movement "Numb"|zoom:mainlibrary/D168.DMS|\n\n
D169A Duplo "My Mamma is"|zoom:mainlibrary/D169A.DMS|\nTalk about spoilt for choice! My Mamma \nis yet another full-on two disk demo\nthat won't fail to impress. First up \nwe've got a good fractal zoom, then\nthere's the obligatory bitmap zoom \nsection, which includes niffty ripple\neffects. My fave bit next: the smoothest, \nslickest video feedback yet seen\n(basically this is loads of abstract \npatterns that spew out of the middle of\nthe screen).\n\nDisk two brings on a slightly different \nkind of tunnel, more bitmap contortions, \nand some phong shaded vectors. By this \ntime the acid music has switched to a \njarre-influenced peice. That'll do nicely.\n\n89% CU Amiga January 1995.\n7/10 Active Software rating.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
D169B Duplo "My Mamma is"|zoom:mainlibrary/D169B.DMS|\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
D170 Freezers "Wit Premium"|zoom:mainlibrary/D170.DMS|\nHere's one for the vector fans. Some \nof the fastest vector graphics we have\never seen are on display here, ranging \nfrom speedy trips around city scapes,\nto 3D logos, single frame texture maps, \nand a decent tunnel-zoom combo effect. \nYou also get a few top-notch still \npictures, and a gory bit at the end. \nIt's all put to a stomping breakbeat \ntechno soundtrack. Check, as they say.\n\n90% CU Amiga January 1995.\n9/10 Active Software rating.\n\n[AGA]\n\n
D172A Sub "Lurking Shadows"|zoom:mainlibrary/D172A.DMS|\nA rave demo in parts. The best effect \nin this demo is the Microcosm-type\nplasma zoom at then end.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
D172B Sub "Lurking Shadows"|zoom:mainlibrary/D172B.DMS|\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
D173 Zoo "Map"|zoom:mainlibrary/D173.DMS|\nA dot-tunnel sequence (fast), very \ndecent vector cube which turns one way\nwith 64-colour pictures on each side \nturning another.\n\n
D174 Melon "Ninja"|zoom:mainlibrary/D174.DMS|\nVery basic start. Melon Design do \npresent some fairly unique demos and \nthis is another in this range. \n\nThe main feature is "find and watch \nthe Ninja". It really consists of a\ndecent, well drawn animation of the \nninja in action.\n\nQuite well done but very short.\n\n5/10 Active Software rating.\n\n
D175A Silents "Soul Kitchen"|zoom:mainlibrary/D175A.DMS|\nA really decent demo but one that\nworks on limited machines.\n\n[020 1200 ONLY][1/2 Disks]\n\n
D176 TRSI "Smash you"|zoom:mainlibrary/D176.DMS|\nTRSI "We will smash you!"\n\n
D177A Digital "Eternal"|zoom:mainlibrary/D177A.DMS|\nDigital Dreams "Eternal Madness"\n\n[AGA][1MB FAST MEM+][1/2 Disks]\n\n
D177B Digital "Eternal"|zoom:mainlibrary/D177B.DMS|\n[AGA][1MB FAST MEM+][2/2 Disks]\n\n
D178A VD "Psychedelic"|zoom:mainlibrary/D178A.DMS|\nVirtual Dreams/Fairlight "Psychedelic"\n\nVoted 2nd at the Party 94.\n\nMY GOD! Routines after routines that \nwill blow your mind. I am not even\ngoing to try to describe this one...\nyou think it has finished, then more\nexcellent routines.\n\nThe best demo yet. \n\n10/10 Active Software rating. \n\n[AGA][3MB+][HD][1/3 Disks]\n\n
D179A Polka Bros "The Prey"|zoom:mainlibrary/D179A.DMS|\nVery decent demo.\n\n[AGA][1/2 Disks]\n\n
D179B Polka Bros "The Prey"|zoom:mainlibrary/D179B.DMS|\n[AGA][2/2 Disks]\n\n
D180A Oxyron "Killing Time"|zoom:mainlibrary/D180A.DMS|\nThis is Oxyron's first ever Amiga demo, \nso when I read this I thought "well\nit may be reasonable then". I was wrong.\n\nFirstly, they present us their \n"Rot-Zoomer" which consists of a 4096 \ncolour, fast, full-screen image which \nthen transforms into a negative version. \nWe are then treated to a 3D texture \nlabyrinth which contains pictures on the\nwall which animate as you move past them.\n\nThe demo then leads into a realtime \ntexture city (very fast), next IFS\nfractals, mutating line vectors with 812 \nlines (very decent effect), more textured \nvectors in 4096 colours and finally, \ntexture morphing and a texture tunneel.\n\nCertainly impressive for their first \nAmiga demo!\n\n8/10 Active Software rating.\n\n[AGA][1/4 Disks]\n\n
D185A Polka Bros "Twisted"|zoom:mainlibrary/D185A.DMS|\nPolka Bros. always give us a good \nshow and this is no exception.\n\nLoads of twisted text, excellent \nsound track, loads of un-describable\nscenes, the usual plasma zooms, \nsuperb morphing anim sequence, good\ncirculating scroller and excellent \nvector tunnel sequence.\n\nReally good overall, and even better \ntowards the end.\n\n8/10 Active Software rating.\n[1/4 Disks]\n\n
D186A Oxygene "Indigo"|zoom:mainlibrary/D186A.DMS|\nA reasonable demo this one. Contains \na very decent rotating city (mind you\nthe text presented on top is nothing \nspecial), a basic doom sequence which\nzapppps into something much, much \nbetter, a picture warped and bounced,\nmorphing flame objects, some decent \nshape animations and finally, a fairly\nwell drawn tunnel sequence.\n\n6/10 Active Software rating.\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
D187 Apex "Dotsy"|zoom:mainlibrary/D187.DMS|\nThis demo has a Melon Design feel to \nit: Cute, colourful etc.\n\nCheck out the scroller on the vector\n-dot landscape!\n\n7/10 Active Software rating.\n\n
D189 Andromeda "Nexus 7"|zoom:mainlibrary/D189.DMS|\nVoted FIRST at the Party 94!!\n\nStarts with a rotating "milky-way" \nvisual set and leads into the quickest\nlandscape rotation yet!\n\nAll the routines in this demo are \nshort but very powerful. This is how \nthey should be. A set of fire designed \nvector objects are then present on the\nscreen (hard to describe!) which lead \nto a final vector which contains a\nnumber of holes that allow light to \nescape in beams. These light beams \nhave to be seen.\n\nThe demo presents more interesting \nfeatures such as shade-clusters that \nare unique, motion blurred 256-colour \npicture, a bouncing ball with a \ndifference, plasma zoom and a 3D ray-\ntraced scroller.\n\nThe best part of this demo is the \nsuperb raytraced environment which\ncontains a beautiful smooth lamp \nanimtion that bounces its way \nthroughout this environment: up the \nstairs, across vast spaces and more! \nYou can see why the demo one first \nprize!\n\n10/10 Active Software rating.\n\n
D190A Rebels "Whammer Slamm"|zoom:mainlibrary/D190A.DMS|\nVery decent demo from the Rebels.\n\n[AGA][1/3 Disks]\n\n
D191A Bomb "Motion Origin 2"|zoom:mainlibrary/D191A.DMS|\nVoted THIRD at the Party 94!\n\nThis demo starts with a decent tunnel\n-doom type sequence with rotating\nvectors within the "ceiling" and \n"floor". An excellent start leads to \na landscape rotation (in four colours \nbut very fast), realtime movement\nthroughout a vast room: 360 degrees \nmovement with vectors appearing from \nthe floor and a huge "snake spiral" \n(remember those spring-spiral toys \nthat used to bounce down your stairs!) \nthat moves within the room.\n\nAfter this the four-colour landscape \nrountine from earlier transforms into\nthe same rountine but in 16-colours. \nThe "WOW!" factor is now enabled as we\nenter a scene with a large morphing \nanimation in the background with \nanother morphing anim in the \nforeground.\n\nIf all the above wasn't enough to make \nthis one of the best demos of all-time\nwe now enter the VERY BEST DOOM ARENA \nEVER!!! The demo moves very quickly \naround a doom atmosphere which has the \nmost detail ever: it even has well \ndrawn pictures on the walls. The final \npart of the demo is the best so far! \nYou can ENTER THE DOOM WORLD YOURSELF \nand move around using the mouse.\nWalk up steps and more.\n\n9/10 Active Software rating\n\n[AGA][1/2 Disks]\n\n
D224 Ridge Racer Demo|zoom:mainlibrary/D224.DMS|\nAn Amiga version of Ridge Racer!\n\n
D225 Giga "Bosnisk Metall"|zoom:mainlibrary/D225.DMS|\nA very new and well coded demo,\nno.1. at a party in Sweden.\n\n
E006 Amiga World|zoom:education/ED006.DMS|\nDetails of population and countries \naround the world.\n\n
E007 Photography|zoom:education/ED007.DMS|\nThink your a bit of a Lord Lichfield \neh. Well with this disk it shows\nexactly how to get the best results \nfrom your old 5 quid Kodak. Only 2\nstages are present on this disk but \nif you send off for the registered\nversion you will get a two disk set \ncovering everything you could possibly\nthink of to do with photography. \nIllustrations and digitized piccys are\nincluded.\n\n
E008 How the Earth Began|zoom:education/ED008.DMS|\nAn educational package teaching the \nlittle kiddywinkies all about the big \nexplosion and how a bit dropped off \nthe sun and all that stuff.\n\n
E012A Read & Learn Vol.1|zoom:education/ED012A.DMS|\nRead & Learn is the first of a new \nseries colourful stories. Aimed at \nchildren between the ages of 4 & 7 \nit is set out in a similar way to a \nbook allowing children to look at \ncolourful illustrations and read \nclear words. Also provided is the \nfacility to hear the story. Not only \nthis but the story animates itself. \nA simple and familiar story is used \neach time to help the child develop \nhis or her reading skills.\n\n
E012B Read & Learn Vol.1|zoom:education/ED012B.DMS|\nDisk B of ED012\n\n
E013 10 out of 10 Maths|zoom:education/ED013.DMS|\nA demo version of this maths program \nsuitable for ages 8 to 16 and is in\nline with the National Curriculum.\n\n
E014 Sing-a-Long Rhymes|zoom:education/ED014.DMS|\nGraphics with music tunes designed to \nteach young children nursery rhymes.\nMost favourites are here.\n\n
E015 6th Form Education|zoom:education/ED015.DMS|\n\n
E016 Octamed v4 MANUAL|zoom:education/ED016.DMS|\nThe complete Octamed 4 manual. Learn\nthe basics of Octamed 4 using this\nmanual and if you feel that the\nprogram is of worth to you - upgrade\nto the new version 6 out now.\n\n
E017 Language Tutor|zoom:education/ED017.DMS|\nA program which teaches you the \nbasic words for German, French, \nSpanish and Italian.\n\n
E018 Deluxe Paint Tutor|zoom:education/ED018.DMS|\nA simple guide to help you learn the\nbasics of Deluxe Paint.\n\n
E019A Imagine Buddy System|zoom:education/ED019A.DMS|\nLearning to use a 3D-modelling program \ncan be quite difficult and frustrating \nat times. The best way to learn how to \nuse a complicated program is to have a \nknowledgable friend alongside, who you \ncan turn to for help. The Imagine Buddy \nSystem is just that, but in a \ncomputerised form. It's basically a \nhypertext system that contains info on \nImagine 2's various editors and menus.\n\nThis on-line system, not only can it \ndescribe menus and their functions, it\ncan also demonstrate a variety of \ntechniques.\n\nThe demos provide textual and audio \nexplanations of which actions are being\nperformed. To do this Imagine Buddy \nSystem makes use of a program called\n"Narrator". \n\nEvery editor within Imagine is covered \nin the Buddy System and with demons. \nThe information that is made available \nis presented in a easy-to-understand \nmanner, so even the most inexperienced \nof raytracing novices can find help in \na readily-digestible form. Some of the \nexplanations are very in-depth, and we \nlearnt one or two things about Imagine \nourselves!.\n\n
E019B Imagine Buddy System|zoom:education/ED019B.DMS|\nDisk B of Imagine Buddy System\n\n
E020 Amiga Beginner|zoom:education/ED020.DMS|\nSome info to help you learn how \nyour Amiga operates\n\n
E036A The Travel Guide|zoom:education/ED036A.DMS|\nA hyperbook guide for all those who\nlike to travel or want to know more\nabout the country they are wanting\nto travel to.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
E036B The Travel Guide|zoom:education/ED036B.DMS|\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
E037A Photographic Lecture|zoom:education/ED037A.DMS|\nLearn how to take pictures more\neffectively.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
E038 Personality Analysis|zoom:education/ED038.DMS|\nSuperb! Type in a few details when the\nquestions are asked and then a profile\nof your personality is given.\n\n
E039 OJ Simpson The Trial|zoom:education/ED039.DMS|\nIf you want to know about this guy?\n\n
E040 Ming Shu v3.33|zoom:education/ED040.DMS|\nChinese astrology program.\n\n
E041 Bar Tender|zoom:education/ED041.DMS|\nLearn your drinks/drink combinations.\n\n
E059 Kids Only|zoom:education/ED059.DMS|\nDemo of forthcoming kids program.\n\n
G011 Megaball AGA|zoom:games/GM11.DMS|\nVersion V1.00 of this game has been \naround for a long time now, and today, is \nstill as impressive as it ever was. Based \naround Arkanoid, the enhanced breakout \nclone. MegaBall AGA is almost the same \ngame to when it first hit the PD streets, \nbut now with 256 colours, new levels, more \npower ups and more banging music. MegaBall \nis such an awesome game you cannot miss it \nand once you've got it, it's hard to put \ndown. It's so damn good it makes some dodgy \ncommercial games look like Atari ST rejects.\n\n
G045 Road to Hell|zoom:games/GM045.DMS|\nOne or two player split screen overhead \nracing game. Many tracks including\ntraining mode where you can practice on \nany track or take on one of the three \nchampionship seasons. Besides the racing \nelement you can upgrade your vehicle with \nbetter grip tyres, power steering, faster \nengines, and a delightful choice of \nweaponry. The menu of tasty morsels are \nsmoke screens and missiles. One other \nneat option allows you to change the \nspeed of the game, quite essential as \nit's almost impossible to control the \ncars on the normal speed setting, the \nslow speed is most comfortable. It may be \nbecause I was running the game on my \nA1200, accelerating the game somewhat.\n \nThe tracks vary from fairly basic ovals \nto complex bendy ones with ostacles and \nhazzards such as ice and snow making \ncornering more difficult (but lots of \nfun). A good example on how to programme \na racing game properly.\n\n
G058 Act of War 1.4|zoom:games/GM058.DMS|\nNew bug free and enhanced version of \nthis superb Laser Squad/Breach style \nstrategy war game. For those not \nfamiliar with either of those games, \nAct Of War puts you in charge of a team \nof crack soldiers, human and battle \ndroids, to complete five varied missions. \n \nYou begin by selecting the mission, \ndifficultly level and either a one or \ntwo player game. Next it's the armoury \nwhere you can spend your meagre money on \nany of 21 different weapons. Yes that's \nright a weapon for every occasion, fancy \na classy Dirty Harry style Magnum 44 or \na top of the range Napalm Cannon to singe \nthe hairs off your foe. More hardware \nthan you can cope with. \n \nAfter you've kited your troops out you go \nstraight into battle, your men are \ndeployed in small groups of 3 or 4 around \nthe target area - It's time to let rip. \nThe action is viewed from a birds eye \nperspective, so you get a good view of the \nsurroundings. You move your men \nindividually by the use of a points system, \neach man has a certain allocation of action \npoints which they use to move, shoot, open \ndoors, load weapons, pick up/drop items\netc.. Once you've spent them the character \ncan no longer move again until the next \nturn. On completing your movement round, the \nenemy have their turn to do much the same \nthings, then it's back to you. A continuous \ncycle. \n\n
G060 Bazza and Runt AGA|zoom:games/GM060.DMS|\nThe main aim of this game is to destroy all \nthe targets on the screen and a certain \nnumber of monsters.\n\nMust be one of the most colourful, addictive \ngames on the Public Domain market. This \nauthor has talent (do you want to join our \nforthcoming software company?? Please??).\n\nI don't play or like games unless they are \nreally special. If I play one twice then it \nis recommended. This has been loaded a few \ntimes!\n\n
G067 Scrabble|zoom:games/GM067.DMS|\nBrilliant clone of the popular board game.\nExact board games rules apply. 1 or 2\nplayers. Good computer opponent with\na large dictionary which also doubles\nup for the word database to check your\nwords are valid.\n\n
G078A Starwoids|zoom:games/GM078A.DMS|\nRemember Thrust or Oids? Well, this is a \ncombination of both. Very playable: Guide \nyour spaceship to save your fellow pilots \nwhilst avoiding the usual shots towards you \netc.\n\n
G078B Starwoids|zoom:games/GM078B.DMS|\nDisk B of Starwoids\n\n
G088 Monopoly v1|zoom:games/GM088.DMS|\nMonopoly is one of the most playable board \ngames in the world. We all know the rules \n- this is a computer version of the board \ngame.\n\n
G093A Klondike III|zoom:games/GM093A.DMS|\nThis is a well known card game, on a \nvariation of patience. What makes this \nunique is the quite outstanding graphics \nused in the game. Each and every card \ndisplays a glamourous lady in various \nfashions and poses. The graphic detail on \neach card (using the 256 colour palette) \nis tremendous. Put this game high on your \npurchase list, a game not to be missed.\n\n
G093B Klondike III|zoom:games/|\nDisk B of Klondike III\n\n
G093C Klondike III|zoom:games/|\nDisk C of Klondike III\n\n
G093D Klondike III|zoom:games/|\nDisk D of Klondike III\n\n
G094A High Octane|zoom:games/GM094A.DMS|\n"Hereeees Jonnieeee" I cried out in \ngrit teethed joy as I rammed my car at \nfull throttle into my opponents \nstationary vehicle, who was innocently \nfilling up on the local four star. The \nfull force of my untimely intrusion \nflung the other car into a sprawling \nuncontrollable spin which ended up in a \nbrick wall. Obscenities were swapped as \nI sped off after my leisurely visit to \nthe service station. My rather ingenious \nplot won the race, the master strategist, \nthat's me.\n \nThis game is a bit special, as you may \nhave guessed from my short account of a \nmemorable incident during one of many \nraces a visiting friend and I had, this \nis a racing game. The best PD racing ever \nand that's no lie. This overhead racing \ngame has everything, incredibly detailed \ntracks, fast cars, missiles and mines, \nincredibly detailed tracks (oops I already \nsaid that), and tons of playability. The \ngame only has three tracks, which may \nsound very few but once you've experienced \nthe colossal size and graphic detail put \ninto each track, three tracks is more than\nenough.\n \nThe screen layout is split into three \nparts, two sections for both cars (either \n2 humans, 2 computers, or a mix of \ncomputer and human), the bottom displays a \nwell detailed scaled down version of the \ntrack which aids as a map plus shows the \nposition of both drivers.\n \nUntil Ford produce a production family \nsaloon armoured personal carrier for those \nfive o'clock rush hour blues, take your \nfrustrations out with High Octane. My god \nit's sex on a disk.... \n\n
G094B High Octane|zoom:games/GM094B.DMS|\nDisk B of High Octane\n\n
G095 Temporal Misplacement|zoom:games/GM095.DMS|\nText/graphic adventure game with a time\ntravelling theme. You have been sent \nback in time to recover the energy \ncrystal that was created to solve the\nworlds future energy crisis. In a freak\naccident the crystal was sent into the\npast which you now need to find. \n\n
G096 Green Five|zoom:games/GM096.DMS|\nThis game follows the lines of Flash \nBack and Another World. If you've \nnever played either of these games \n(or seen them reviewed), you play an \nalmost humanly animated character in a \nhigh tech platform game where the\nsuccess of the mission is difference \nbetween life and death. \n\nThe introductory plot is brief but well \nthought out and written, the following \nanimated introduction will blow your \nmind. The instant striking impression \nyou'll get from the game are the superb \ngraphics and your main character who \nrealistically runs and somersaults \naround the screen. \n \nThis shareware release is reduced to \nthe first level, for the full game a \nregistration fee must me sent to the \nauthor. \n\n
G097 Top Hat Willy|zoom:games/GM097.DMS|\nThis is a great Amiga "Jet Set Willy" \ngame. Essentially the object is the same \nas Jet Set Willy (if I can remember \ncorrectly!). You have to tun around a \nHUGE house collecting a certain amount of \nobjects whilst dodging the aliens and \navoiding traps.\n\n
G098 Xenomorphs|zoom:games/GM098.DMS|\nWhen the authors of this game say \nXenomorphs, what they are really trying \nto say is the film Aliens because this is \nwhat the game is based on. The game looks \nan awful lot like Alien Breed, but not \nquite as good.\n\nDespite being a slightly jerky shoot-em-up \nthis game does contain some very decent \ngraphics. \n\n
G099 Santa Does Xmas|zoom:games/GM099.DMS|\nOk, so there may not be many objectives \nin this game but it is darn good fun for \nmany kids under 10 out there.\n\nAn ideal "stocking filler" which will \nkeep the kids happy, with this yuletide \ngame, for last few days before Xmas. \n\nThe idea of the game is very straight\nforward: Choose between Rudolf (the Red \nNose Reindeer!!) or good ol' Santa \nhimself, then your mission is to collect \nas many pressies as possible (in order to \nsave Xmas - the usual story - but kids \nlove it!) and to defend himself against \nthe baddies (well, snowmen etc actually) \nin the meantime.\n\n
G100 Helicopter Mission|zoom:games/GM100.DMS|\nIt's a pity since all the text within\nthe game is all in German. \n This game is similar to Desert Strike\nthe arcade Helicopter game in which you\nhave to perform a number of missions in\na theatre of war. \n This game boast 3 type of chopper, and\nseveral different mission objectives \nwith full mission briefings and \ndebriefings.\n\n
G101A Champion Wrestling|zoom:games/GM101A.DMS|\n1 or 2 player Wrestling game. Enter the\nsquared circle and beat the living\ndaylights out of your opponent with an\narsenal of throws, punches, kicks, locks\nand even leaping off the corner posts.\nNeat graphics.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
G102 Solo Assault|zoom:games/GM102.DMS|\nThis is an all action sci fi epic where\nyou fly your space craft through asteroid\nfields and swarms of aliens ships, and \nlight saber fighting Star Wars style\nsequences.\n\n
G103 Super Battle Zone|zoom:games/GM103.DMS|\nThis is a clone of the old arcade wire\nframe game, 3D Battle Tanks game. This \nversion uses filled 3D polygons, though\ndoesn't seem to have the same feel as \nclassic arcade machine.\n\n
G104A Art of Breaking Heads|zoom:games/GM104A.DMS|\nA decent PD beat-em-up with the \ndiversity of characters akin to the\nlikes of Blow Blows. There are 6\ndifferent characters each with their \nown sequence of moves and at least 2\nspecial moves each. Watch out for the\nintimidating battle robot fighter that \ntowers over the rest of the characters.\n\n[1/6 Disks]\n\n
G104B Art of Breaking Heads|zoom:games/GM104B.DMS|\n[2/6 Disks]\n\n
G104C Art of Breaking Heads|zoom:games/GM104C.DMS|\n[3/6 Disks]\n\n
G104D Art of Breaking Heads|zoom:games/GM104D.DMS|\n[4/6 Disks]\n\n
G104E Art of Breaking Heads|zoom:games/GM104E.DMS|\n[5/6 Disks]\n\n
G104F Art of Breaking Heads|zoom:games/GM104F.DMS|\n[6/6 Disks]\n\n
G105 Dynamite Warriors 2|zoom:games/GM105.DMS|\nThis is brilliant clone of Dynablasters.\n1 to 4 players (any number human or CPU\ncontrolled) lay time bombs around a maze\nin a bid to blast open blocked up areas \nto reach the other players and blow them\nup too. It's great fun as each player is\nagainst one another and the action can\nget real hectic. \n\n
G106 Deluxe Galaga V2.4|zoom:games/GM106.DMS|\nThis is the ultimate shareware \nshoot-em-up. The incredible addictive\nqualities, superb graphics and bonus\nstages make this up to commercial\nstandards in my books. \n\n The game is simple enough a vertically\nscrolling blaster based loosely on\nGalaxian, plenty to shoot, power up\nweapons and killer gameplay.\n\n
G107 Automobiles V1.11|zoom:games/GM107.DMS|\nThe nearest thing to Skid Marks. \nAutomobiles is a car racing game for \nup to three participants and a selection\nof eight varied tracks. The tracks are \nnot only quite bendy but very bumpy too\nwith the occasional big jump. In most \nracing games you stick to the track, \nin this game you actually bounce on \nthe bumps and fly on the jumps. \n\n
G108 Pacman 3D|zoom:games/GM108.DMS|\nPacman goes 3D in this shareware\nvirtual Pacman experience. The\ngame concept stays the same, eat \nthe dots to clear the level and\navoid the nasty ghosts. Eat the \npower pills and chase the \nghosts for a tasty ectoplasm\nsnack.\n\n
G109 Xmas Obstickle|zoom:games/GM109.DMS|\nA little Xmas game for the\nyuletide season.\n\n
G110 Xenex|zoom:games/GM110.DMS|\nThis should have been better than it\nturned out. Xenex is an Asteroids\nclone but with up to date 16 bit \ngraphics, but without the gameplay\nof the original.\n\n
G111A Dead of the Night|zoom:games/GM111A.DMS|\nReal Agatha Christie storyline plot as\na party of skiers are trapped in a ski\nresort until the snow storm is over. Diana\none of the guests is brutally murdered\nand the list of suspects includes everyone\npresent. Fortunately you possess detective\nskills to aid in compiling the clues \nbefore the police arrive the next day.\n You have to make your way through the\nresort interviewing the guests for\nalibis and motives. Each guest will\nreveal certains clues that will \neventually lead you to the killer.\n\n Dead Of the Night is a graphic\nadventure game which is completely\nmouse operated. You interact with\nthe world by point and clicking\non items on the screen and \nmanipulating them with a row of\nicons. Very professional.\n\n[AGA][1/3 Disks]\n\n
G111B Dead of the Night|zoom:games/GM111B.DMS|\n[AGA][2/3 Disks]\n\n
G111C Dead of the Night|zoom:games/GM111C.DMS|\n[AGA][3/3 Disks]\n\n
G112 Pucman Worlds|zoom:games/GM112.DMS|\nThis is a novel Pacman clone. The game\nis made up of themed scrolling levels\nsince the mazes are larger than the\nscreen. Other than this the game is\nfaithful to the original.\n\n
G113A Jinx|zoom:games/GM113A.DMS|\nHelp Jakes and Jobe out of their latest\npredicament. The "Jinxes" have landed\nthemselves in the king's dungeon, just\nthree days before the start of\nWinternight, the largest communion\nof Jesters.\n To escape the 25 level catacomb of\ndungeons you must control both\njesters in turn and making use of\nall or any objects available to reach\nthe exits. A nice Arcade puzzle game\n\n[AGA][1/2 Disks]\n\n
G114 Flaming Engines|zoom:games/GM114.DMS|\nHighly entertaining Super Sprint \nlook-a-like racing game. Fours cars \neither driven by human or CPU controlled\ndrivers, with at least one human player\ncompeting in the races. Nice added effects\nincluding lightening that lights up the\nscreen with a crash of thunder.\n\n
G115 Power Battle|zoom:games/GM115.DMS|\nA tank warfare game set in an open\nlandscape.\n\n
G116 Derring Do|zoom:games/GM116.DMS|\nA very good and clse clone of Mr Do.\nTo clear the level you must collect\ncherries and tunnel your way through\nthe screen avoiding the nasties and\nwith the aid of the handy orb you\ncarry around, throw at the nasties\nmaking them explode.\n\n
G117 Puzzle Pits 2|zoom:games/GM117.DMS|\nSokobahn type of puzzle game with a\ngood 3D overhead view and attractive\ngraphics to boot. \n\n
G118A Chaneques|zoom:games/GM118A.DMS|\nThis is one of the most addictive PD\narcade puzzle games around. A similar \nconcept to Lemmings but with sutble \ndifferences.\n You are in charge of three special \nlittle guys whom possess a particular\nskill that together make the versatile\nteam needed to complete the levels\nif you use them correctly.\n One guy can make stretch himself out\nas a bridge, the next one is able to\ndrill through solid objects and the\nfinal chap has spiderman abilities to\nwalk up vertical surfaces.\n\n[1/2 Disks] \n\n
G119 Shark Goes Racing|zoom:games/GM119.DMS|\nCar racing game, demo version featuring \n5 tracks from the full version only \navailable from the author. The game \nis very smooth with large sprites and \ngood variety of tracks. Other than the\ncars the graphics are a little bit bland\non some tracks which does spoil the game\nwith much potential.\n\n
G120 Lance|zoom:games/GM120.DMS|\nClone of the old and well forgotton\narcade game called Joust. You and your\ntrusty flying stead in the form of an\nostritch must ram the other the\nother CPU opponents with your lance.\n\n
G121 Harry Haddock|zoom:games/GM121.DMS|\nNeat platform romp starring a hero \nin the form of a oily haddock. Harry\nmust travel along the platforms in \nthis side ways scrolling game, collecting\nthe food and precious stones and avoiding\nthe dangerous crustaceans and other\nkiller fishy life forms that want to \nstop Harry in his fin like tracks.\n\n
G122 Suicide Machine|zoom:games/GM122.DMS|\nOperation Wolf format of game where\nyou blast an endless horde of heavily \narmed cute fluffy animals. Indeed it's\na blood fest where the animals have the\nopportunity to take out the humans for \nonce. The graphics are well drawn and \nsuitably cute with loads of screams as \nthe fur fly's. Plenty of ammo and five \ndifferent weapons to try out.\n\n
G124A Tomcat|zoom:games/GM124A.DMS|\nTomcat is a FMV (Full Motion Video)\n"game" which allows you to fly a\nF19 through a rocky landscape.\n\n[AGA][HD][4MB][1/7 Disks]\n\n
G125 Kellogs Land|zoom:games/GM125.DMS|\nExtremely high quality platform romp\nstarring the familiar cartoon characters\nthat adorn the boxes and feature in those\ncereal adverts; Tony, Smacks, Coco and\nTucan, each with special abilities.\n\n You can switch between characters\nwhithin the game and use their special\nfeatures to complete the game.\nA simple formula of platform, collect\nem up and find the exit. \n\n
G127 Zaxxon|zoom:games/GM127.DMS|\nArcade classic clone. Faithful in every\nrespect to the Commodore 64 version, the\ngfx, sound fx and gameplay. A brilliant\nfeat.\n\n
G128 Roketz V2|zoom:games/GM128.DMS|\nOne or two player split screen game\nloosely based on the classic Thrust \ngenre. The aim is simple, lay into \nyour opponent until they crash and \nburn. In this shareware version\ntheir are two scenarios, two very\ndifferent craft to pick between \nand a variety of main weapon and \nspecial weapon on offer. What \nmakes this game different and so\ndamn incredible is the way the \nships are raytraced in 256 colours.\n Each ship is built from many \nsmooth frames which make the \ncrafts look as if they are gliding\nthrough the air with amazing ease\nand control. \n This is one of the finest \nshareware games you'll likely to\nfind on the Amiga, or a matter\na fact on any 32 bit machine.\n\n
G129 Fears|zoom:games/GM129.DMS|\nEarly payable beta version of this Doom\nclone. Features one massive, if not\nseemingly infinite complex on corridors,\ndoors, rooms and aggressive aliens. You \nhave an armoury comprising of a shotgun, \npistol and machine gun and a limited ammo \nsupply. Fears as in Doom utilizes a\nsystem called textured mapping which \nallows graphically detailed 3D \nenvironments.\n\n
G130 Fishy Fishy|zoom:games/GM130.DMS|\nOriginal and strange type of game.\nYou start off as a tiny tiddler of\na fish and the aim is to grow as large\nas possible. To start with you can only\neat small fish, after a few meals you\nwill grow and you'll be able to munch \nthe bigger fish and crustaceans, this\ncontinues until you are large enough\nto take on the end of level Shark which\nyou cannot eat but wear him down by \nnibbling at his tail and avoiding the \nsharp teeth of the beast.\n\n
G131 Supermega Fruits|zoom:games/GM131.DMS|\nShareware fruit machine game. Nice \nbig wheels, bonus games, holds and \nnudges. Just what a good fruit machine\ngame should consist of. Shareware.\n\n
G132 Samurai Showdown|zoom:games/GM132.DMS|\nThis is an ambitious martial arts\nbeat-em-up. The game lacks in the\ngraphics department, but it does \ncompensate with probably possessing \nthe most special moves in any beat-em-up\naround. Admittedly some of these special\nmoves are very strange indeed they do make\nthis game more distinctive than your\naverage fist and feet fare. Shareware \ndemo version.\n\n
G133A Hyper Race|zoom:games/GM133A.DMS|\nProfessionally produced racing game with\ntwelve tracks and for 1 to 4 players.\nAmazingly each car is composed of 180 \nframes of animation, this gives you an \nidea of how graphically splendid the\ngame is. The tracks are varied in design\nand graphics with jumps and other\nobstacles, making an exhilarating racing\ncompetition.\n\n[AGA][1/2 Disks]\n\n
G134 Booze-o-Meter|zoom:games/GM134.DMS|\nWaggle your joystick and participate\nin numerous disciplines where only \ndedicated beer guts have the fortitude\nto cope with. The first contest is the\nfamous Barrel Weight lifting competition,\nfollowed by the shooting contest where \nyou have to blast various beverages \naround the bar and under the influence.\nHowever my favourite and the most \ncontroversial competition is the drunken\ndriving discipline where you score points\nfor mowing down the public. There are\nstill several more disciplines besides\nthese. A real joystick wrecker.\n\n
G135 Atomic|zoom:games/GM135.DMS|\nShareware arcade puzzle game where the\naim is to direct atoms around a maze of\nchannels using revolving intersections.\n\n
G136 Radiation v1|zoom:games/GM136.DMS|\nCaution high levels of radiation!!!! \nEmployee of a new Nuclear power station, \na huge explosion rocks the complex and \nthe unthinkable happens, core breach. \n \n You have to find the safest way to the \nreactor and remove all traces of the \ndamaged rods before it's too late and \nmeltdown time. \n This games uses the 3D Construction Kit \nto produce this VR style of game. \nPretty good. but requires a resonably \nfast processor to get the best screen \nframe updates. \n\n
G137 Megablock 2|zoom:games/GM137.DMS|\nAnother one of those Tetris games.\nOutwardly when you first start playing\n you won't be able to distinguish this\nversion from any other decent Tetris \ngame, however several shapes into the \ngame and you may possibly find that the\nnext piece is a bomb that blows up some \nof blocks, or a bonus shape that will\ngive you extra points when you complete \nline. These are just two of the extra\nadded features to this well cloned \naddictive genre.\n\n
G138 Cyberman|zoom:games/GM138.DMS|\n3D dungeon Master style role playing\ngame. This game places you in body of\ncyborg who has to escape the huge\nunderground complex. Unwillingly\nbought back to life and now half\ncomputer and half human, you have\nenhanced abilities that allow you\nplug in useful items of hardware\ninto your body.\n\n
G140 Internal Combustion|zoom:games/GM140.DMS|\nSuper Sprint style overhead racing game\nfor up to 3 player with a choice of either\na Porche, Formula One racer or Buggy.\nVaried tracks plus power up items randomly\nappearing along the roads. Shareware.\n\n
G141 Turbo Jam|zoom:games/GM141.DMS|\nAnother car racing type game for\none or two players.\n\n
G145A Madhouse|zoom:games/GM145A.DMS|\nA funny and well designed Monkey Island\ngenre point and click graphic adventure \ngame set within the confines of a mental\ninstitute. You play the part of the cool\nyoung caretaker dude who one morning is\ninformed that the hospital is to be \nclosed. Forget about fixing that door \nhinge and leaky tap, you have to spend\nyour efforts in keeping the institute\nopen. Much of the quest involves \ninteraction with the insane and wacky\nresidents to find the means to the end.\n\n[AGA][1.5MB+][1/2 Disks]\n\n
G146 Step Five|zoom:games/GM146.DMS|\nThis is another Tetris game to add the\never increasing catalogue bulging with\nclones of this game of Russian origins.\nStep Five adds nothing new to the concept\nbut this is a splendid version of the\ngame, crisp graphics and professional\npresentation plus a nice tune to listen\nto while stacking the blocks. If you feel \nlike upgrading your current Tetris clone, \nthen you could do far worse than choosing\nthis title.\n\n
G147 Deluxe Galaga v2.51|zoom:games/GM147.DMS|\nAnother update of this superb blaster.\nBug fixes and extra features such as\nenhanced bonus stages and gfx.\n\n
G148 Classic Pucman|zoom:games/GM148.DMS|\nPacman game that attempts to create\nthe original feel and look of the\narcade version, even right down to \nthe sound effects.\n \nThis game however does include some\nadded options such as the 2 player\nsimultaneous game feature.\n\n
G149 Amiga Demon v1.01|zoom:games/GM149.DMS|\nAmiga Demon is a simple card game.\n\n
G150 Rocketz v2.25|zoom:games/GM150.DMS|\nOne or two player split screen game\nloosely based on the classic Thrust \ngenre. The aim is simple, lay into \nyour opponent until they crash and \nburn. In this shareware version\ntheir are two scenarios, two very\ndifferent craft to pick between \nand a variety of main weapon and \nspecial weapon on offer. What \nmakes this game different and so\ndamn incredible is the way the \nships are raytraced in 256 colours.\n \nEach ship is built from many \nsmooth frames which make the \ncrafts look as if they are gliding\nthrough the air with amazing ease\nand control. \n \nThis is one of the finest \nshareware games you'll likely to\nfind on the Amiga, or a matter\na fact on any 32 bit machine.\n\n
G151 Infection|zoom:games/GM151.DMS|\nInfection is a multi-player\nstrategy game where you have to\nwipe the other player from the\nboard.\n\n
G152 Jump 'Um|zoom:games/GM152.DMS|\nGuide Spud through the 10 shareware\nlevels of this super puzzle game.\nThe game idea is simple, you have to\nclear the screen of tiles by walking\nover them. The tiles are laid in an\nelaborate fashion and you have to work\nout the correct path to get them all. \nAfter you have passed over a tile it\nfalls into the void below, which is \nthe same thing that will happen to you\nis you walk off the tiles, but you do \nhave a limited supply of bridges that\nwill allow you to pass over the void\nwithout falling into it.\n\n
G153 Boing v3|zoom:games/GM153.DMS|\nLike thing-on-a-spring! A platform\ngame with cute graphics.\n\n
G154 Poker Mania|zoom:games/GM154.DMS|\nPoker game for Hi-res monitors.\n\n
G155 Coin Mania|zoom:games/GM155.DMS|\nPlayable demo version arcade puzzle game \nin which the aim is to bounce over \npathways of tiles collecting the coins. \nThe tiles disintegrate after you've passed \nover them so you have to plan your route \notherwise you'll end up falling into the \npit below. \n \n
G157 Master Blaster|zoom:games/GM157.DMS|\nDynablasters clone for 2 players only.\nBig cartoon graphics.\n\n
G158 Think Mania|zoom:games/GM158.DMS|\nNice memory game based on concentration. \nOne or two players take in turn to \nturnover 2 of the many tiles, revealing \n2 images. The game is to match up the \ntiles their twin which makes them \ndisapear and gains you points in the \nprocess. \n\n
G159 Simon|zoom:games/GM159.DMS|\nA four coloured circular panel is shown \non the screen. One of the panels will \nflash and make a sound. You then have \nto activate the same panel. The \ncomputer will then flash the same panel \nonce more plus one more. Again you \nemulate the last sequence. \n This continues until you slip up. Very \nsimplistic but an effective way to \ntrain your memory. \n\n
G160 Total Excess|zoom:games/GM160.DMS|\nAn Amos programmed shoot-em-up with \na lot of promise but seems to look \nin an unfinished state. Needs some \nwork in the feel of the game. \n\n
G161A Ooze AGA|zoom:games/GM161A.DMS|\nSuperb AGA board game. \n\n[AGA] [DISK 1/2]\n\n
G162 Ooze ECS|zoom:games/GM162.DMS|\nVersion for non-AGA Amiga's.\n\n
G163 China Tiles|zoom:games/GM163.DMS|\nShanghai tiles game. You have to clear\nthe screen of the pile tiles by matching\nthem up with their twin. \n\n
G164A Cybergames|zoom:games/GM164A.DMS|\nThis game has a remarkable resemblance to\nBarbarian the classic C64 hack and slash em\nwith 2 Conan look-a-likes with big nasty\ntwo hand swords.\n Cybergames has shot forward into the future\nby around 400 years but the same principles\napply, slice up the other player and even\ncut their head off. The characters have a\ncyber punk appearance and carry different\ntypes of swords and maces. Each round you\nwin allows you to spend earned credits on\nweapon upgrades, armour and missile weapons\nin the shop. Real gory.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
G166 Gravity Force II|zoom:games/GM166.DMS|\nAny self respecting PD collector wouldn't\nbe able to miss the rave reviews in most\nof the Amiga mags about this gem of a game.\nEssentially this is a two player split \nscreen Thrust style game, where 2 players\nbattle it out in a cosmic dog fight duel\nsort of a thing. There are absolutely\nloads of different themed scenarios to\nchoose from which are all well thought \nout to bring not only a more varied \ngame but to add degrees of difficulty\nto the game. And if you get bored with\nsimply shooting your friend you can\ntake part in some special levels where\nthe players have to race around a circuit \nof gates to the finish line, with the \noccasional tactical blasting of your\ncompetitor to slow their progress.\n This game is so addictive I can almost\nguarantee you will play this for many \nmonths.\n\n
G167 Ace Space Case|zoom:games/GM167.DMS|\nCute looking platform game with a clever\n8 bit feel. Smooth scrolling machine coded\ngame where aim is simply to reach the top\nof the level by negotiating the many\nramps and platforms that lead upwards.\nYou come equiped with useful rolling\nbomb which you can use on the nasties\nand blast open the bonus bins, plus\nentertaining to just watch it roll\naround???\n\n
G168 Scavange|zoom:games/GM168.DMS|\nThis is a two player only one on one\nduel between 2 hard men brandishing small\narms. The view is a split screen and seen\nfrom overhead within a maze of solid \nwalls. Randomly placed power up items \nappear for the lucky contestants to aid \nin their battle, usually shields, giving \nplayer the chance to get out in the open\nand chase the other player without the \nworry of sustaining any injuries. \nShareware.\n\n
G169 Mash|zoom:games/GM169.DMS|\nThis is a cross between Cannon Fodder\nand Lemmings!! What do I mean? Well the\ngame consists of a horizontally scrolling\nmountainous terrain with a HQ on the far \nleft and far right of the landscape. The \nheadquarters belong to two opposing sides.\nThe mission is to destroy the enemies HQ \nwith a shower of gun and rocket fire. Each\nside has a battalion on tanks and infantry,\nthough only one unit can be used at any one\ntime until destroyed. The tanks are the\nbig guns, with a variety of different\nmissile devices. The infantry are their\nto build bridges, dig tunnels and even \nfly with the aid of a short burst jetpack.\nThe infantry are not completely unarmed\nand also carry a shoulder launched rocket\ndevice. The game can be played with one\nor two players. The one player against \nthe computer is a realtime affair, where\nthe two player option gives the players \n25 seconds per turn to control their \nselected unit. With the many operations\nthe units can preform the game is mouse\nand icon controlled. Most of the fun and\naction happen when units of either side\nmeet along the way. Shareware.\n\n
G170 The Summoning|zoom:games/GM170.DMS|\nGraphic detective adventure game. The \nopportunity to make your mark in the PI\nindustry, plus the fact your office rent\nis due, a job of vast dangerous\nproportions is propositioned to you. A \nrandom murderer has been terrorising the \nskyscrapers, a rumour has also been \nspreading about this thing is not human\nbut does have some sort of weak spot,\nthough no one knows what?\n Completely point and click graphic \nadventure game full of logical puzzles\nand blood soaked scenes. Shareware.\n\n
G173 Power Walls|zoom:games/GM173.DMS|\nPretty good breakout game with a Arkanoid \nappearance. Not quite as polished as \nMegaball. \n\n
G174 Tanks!|zoom:games/GM174.DMS|\nClone of Battle Tanks in all it's arcade\nwire frame glory. Shoot as many tanks\nas possible and avoid being shot yourself.\nThe more you destroy the more enemy tanks\nappear on the scene. It's a never ending\nsequence of fighting with no end goal,\njust survival of the fittest and amounting\nas large a score as possible.\n\n
G175 Nicky 2|zoom:games/GM175.DMS|\nThis slick platform game is almost to good \nto be Public Domain. Gorgeous scrolling \ngraphics and quality feel. \n\n
G176A Alien Genocide|zoom:games/GM176A.DMS|\nIt's a dirty job but somebody's gotta do \nit. \n \nOperation Wolf style first person\nperspective shoot em up. Controlled via\nthe mouse and cross hairs for gunsights\nyou have to blast the alien infestation\non board the space ship Grant. Each \nlevel features an underlying mission\nwhich contributes to the success of \nthe entire battle.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
G177 Island|zoom:games/GM177.DMS|\n2 player Monopoly(ish) genre board game \nwhere the players are out to build hotels \nand casinos to make as much money as \npossible and bankrupt the opponent. \nNeeds a little time to get into. \n\n
G178 Doomer|zoom:games/GM178.DMS|\nDoom clone which is visually the best \nI'll seen so far. The screen size is \nadjustable to speed thing up on a \nslower processor, but really does \nneed a fast computer to appreciate \nthe programme. This is an early \nbeta version with nothing to shoot, \nsimply a vast complex of rooms and \ncorridors and stairs to admire. \nSuperb clear textured and light \nsourced surfaces. \n This is the closest Doom look-a-like \nto date. \n\n[AGA] [HARD DRIVED REQUIRED]\n\n
G179 Slider|zoom:games/GM179.DMS|\nSimply a sliding block puzzle game. \nRearrange the blocks in numerical \nsequence. \n\n
G180 Carnage|zoom:games/GM180.DMS|\nTwo player only one on one fight to the\ndeath. Split screen on one computer,\nnull modem link between two Amiga'a and\neven a modem telephone link feature for\nlong distance mayhem.\n \nThe players find themselves within the\nwalls of a maze like arena. Although the\naim is to destroy the other player, \nbattle droids also roam the area for\ngood measure.\n \nLots of fab weapons lie around the place\nall which have their own special \ndevastating properties.\n\n
G181 Mastermind|zoom:games/GM181.DMS|\nPuzzle game of logic and deduction. \nWork out the coloured coded \nsequence. \n\n
G183 Pssst TURBO|zoom:games/GM183.DMS|\nBased on the Spectrum game. Protect \nthe flower from insect pests with an \nassortment of spray pesticides. Each \npesticide will kill only a certain \ntype of pest and you have to \ncontinually swap the cans around. \n\n
G184 Screech|zoom:games/GM184.DMS|\nCar racing game.\n\n
G186 Glassback II|zoom:games/GM186.DMS|\nQuite entertaining platform romp with a \nstrange 8 bit appeal. Platform and ladder \ngame where you have to pick up the stars, \navoid or stun the roaming enemy and \nreach the exit. Cute graphics and a \nnice tune. \n\n
G187 Fears 2|zoom:games/GM187.DMS|\nImpressive Doom clone of a new commercial\ngame. Not quite up to PC Doom quality due\nto the slow processor found in the popular\nentry level Amiga system, but not bad at\nall.\n Fears places you in the closest thing to\na virtual reality simulation on your Amiga.\n This is a 3D first person perspective\nblaster using texture mapping technology\nto generate detailed life like surfaces. \n\n
G188A Card Games Deluxe|zoom:games/GM188A.DMS|\nThis game allows you to use the same\ncard sets that are used with Klondike\nDeluxe, however Card Games Deluxe \ncomprises of Poker and Black Jack.\n\n[AGA][HD][4MB+][1/3 Disks]\n\n
G188B Card Games Deluxe|zoom:games/GM188B.DMS|\n[AGA][HD][4MB+][2/3 Disks]\n\n
G188C Card Games Deluxe|zoom:games/GM188C.DMS|\n[AGA][HD][4MB+][3/3 Disks]\n\n
G190 Beetle|zoom:games/GM190.DMS|\nInteresting platform game.\nYou control a strange looking creature\nwhoose job is to reach the top of the\nwall. This is accomplished by completing\n100 levels of platform mayhem, collecting\nthe fruits, stomping on slugs etc..\n\n
G191A Child Murderer AGA|zoom:games/GM191A.DMS|\nSinister graphic adventure game. You are butler\nturned would be kidnaper who ends up falsly\naccused of murdering the child you intended\nkidnap. In this game you must clear your name. \n\n[AGA][1/4 Disks]\n\n
G192A Child Murderer ECS|zoom:games/GM192A.DMS|\nSinister graphic adventure game. You are butler\nturned would be kidnaper who ends up falsly\naccused of murdering the child you intended\nkidnap. In this game you must clear your name. \n\n[1/3 Disks]\n\n
G196 Blox - Lion King Set|zoom:games/GM196.DMS|\nNew set of tiles for Blox.\n\n
G197 Springtime|zoom:games/GM197.DMS|\nAn outstanding commercial quality arcade\npuzzler which has the simplicity to allow\nyou to start playing straight away and \nthe addictive qualities for a long lasting\nshelf life. \n The game requires you to move platforms\nso that the spring is made to land on the \nflashing X. This description is fairy\nvague because it's rather difficult to\ndescribe in a few words.\n The game is very original opting for an\nover head 3D view that works extremely\nwell.\n\n
G198 Alien Breed 3D|zoom:games/GM198.DMS|\nTeam 17's demo version of an attempt to\ncreate a Doom clone. Not bad graphics but\ndo not come close the PC game, alas the\nslow speed of standard Amiga is unable\nto run in a Hi-resolution screen mode\nin 256 colours at an acceptable speed\nwhen dealing with the complicated \ntextured mapping routines.\n\n[AGA]\n\n
G199 Charr v1|zoom:games/GM199.DMS|\nArtillery game where 2 or more human or\nCPU players get to fire upto 80 different\ntypes of weapons at each other. The player\nhas to set angle and power before firing\nwhich leads to a trial and error routine\nas the players fine tune the settings to\nreach the enemy gun. \n \nThe game comes into it's own when playing\nwith a friend.\n\n
G200 Catapults|zoom:games/GM200.DMS|\nTwo player medieval combat game. Each \nplayer has to build a castle be \nbegin with. Once completed the players \ntake in turn to move their catapults \nand fire a boulder at the enemy \nconstruction. \n\n
G201 Its the Pits|zoom:games/GM201.DMS|\nShort playable demo version of this \nthrust style arcade game with good \ntunnel sequence bonus levels. \n\n
G202 Golf Courses 1|zoom:games/GM202.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G203 Golf Courses 2|zoom:games/GM203.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G204 Golf Courses 3|zoom:games/GM204.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G205 Golf Courses 4|zoom:games/GM205.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G206 Golf Courses 5|zoom:games/GM206.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G207 Golf Courses 6|zoom:games/GM207.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G208 Golf Courses 7|zoom:games/GM208.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G209 Golf Courses 8|zoom:games/GM209.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G210 Golf Courses 9|zoom:games/GM210.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G211 Golf Courses 10|zoom:games/GM211.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G212 Golf Courses 11|zoom:games/GM212.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G213 Golf Courses 12|zoom:games/GM213.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G214 Golf Courses 13|zoom:games/GM214.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G215 Golf Courses 14|zoom:games/GM215.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G216 Golf Courses 15|zoom:games/GM216.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G217 Golf Courses 16|zoom:games/GM217.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G218 Golf Courses 17|zoom:games/GM218.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G219 Golf Courses 18|zoom:games/GM219.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G220 Golf Courses 19|zoom:games/GM220.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G221 Golf Courses 20|zoom:games/GM221.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G222 Golf Courses 21|zoom:games/GM222.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G223 Golf Courses 22|zoom:games/GM223.DMS|\nExtra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus\nUltimate Golf\n\n
G224 Battle Duel|zoom:games/GM224.DMS|\nArtillery game for 1 or more players. \nThe contestants are placed on either \nside of an elaborate hill top where \nthe players take turns to fire a \nsingle round at the other artillery \ngun. \n\n
G225 Battle Duel|zoom:games/GM225.DMS|\nThe same game but for AGA only. \n \n[AGA] \n\n
G226 Gloom|zoom:games/GM226.DMS|\nA Doom clone that has a 2 player split\nscreen feature so two players can join\nforces or fight each other within the\ntextured mapped maze. The small screen\narea allows a good frame update on even\na standard A1200.\n\n[AGA]\n\n
G227 War of the Worlds 4|zoom:games/GM227.DMS|\n3D Construction Kit game. A virtual reality\ngame where you have to stop the Alien\ninvasion.\n\n[AGA]\n\n
G228 King High|zoom:games/GM228.DMS|\nCard game.\n\n
G229 We are Pals|zoom:games/GM229.DMS| \nTwo to four player overhead tank \nbattle game. Demo version.\n\n
G230 Dominoes|zoom:games/GM230.DMS|\nGood idea but playing the computer at a\ngame of Dominoes isn't exactly hugely\nentertaining as a past time.\n\n
G231 Car Business|zoom:games/GM231.DMS|\nIn this game Demo you are director of a\nmulti million dollar car manufacturer and\nyou want to stay that way. The aim is to\nmake money, loads money. Business\nstrategy game.\n\n
G232 The Therapist|zoom:games/GM232.DMS|\nBased on Elisa a system to allow your\ncomputer to talk to you as it were human.\nThe system asks you a simple question\nand attempts to eleborate on the subject\nand string together sentances based on\nwhat you have said, with some kind of\nstatement or further question.\n This programme uses the Elisa engine to\nmake a computer psychotherapist to help\nyou with your problems. Speech, text\nand an animated head of the therapist\nmake up the simple front end.\nQuite entertaining but shouldn't be\ntaken too seriously.\n\n
G233 Supreme Fighter|zoom:games/GM233.DMS|\nSad looking beat-em-up. Mono graphics that\nlook like they've come from the Spectrum.\n\n
G234 Tommy Tankers|zoom:games/GM234.DMS|\n2 Player split screen tank battle game.\nVery simple graphics and rubish feel\nto the tanks control system.\n \nCould and should have been a lot\nbetter.\n\n
G235 Wheel Chair Gladiators|zoom:games/GM235.DMS|\nFantastic game where the wheel bound\ncompetitors speed and weave around the\nenclosed arena hitting the other \ncontestants into submission. Ram em,\npunch em, pick up bricks, bottles,\nand baseball bats for extra kill\npower. At the end of match, a close\nup replay on how the last player \nbeats the other guy up is shown.\n\n
G236A Masquerade|zoom:games/GM236A.DMS|\nPuzzle collect em up set within a dark\nand deep dungeon. A mix of other puzzle\nformulas that in my opinion lack\nsomething to make it special.\n\n[AGA][1/2 Disks]\n\n
G237A Wally World|zoom:games/GM237A.DMS|\nLuvly Jubbly, cute and well presented\nflip screen platform game where each\nscreen has an different attractive \nbackdrop. You have to dodge and jump\nall the way through the enlarged\nworld were rolls of film and small\nboxes and the like make up the \nstationary platforms and bridges.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
G238 Evasive Aksion|zoom:games/GM238.DMS|\nPoor platform and ladders game involving\nthe task of collecting the crystals to \ncomplete the level while dodging the\nRDT2 starwars robots. Blocky, jerky and\na complete lack of playability.\n\n
G239 Bomb|zoom:games/GM239.DMS|\nLame Dynablasters clone for upto 4 \nplayers and at least 2.\n\n
G240A Star Trek|zoom:games/GM240A.DMS|\nJimbo Barbers Star Trek game. Go where\nno man has gone before and play the\npart of the Enterprise's captain in this\nepic strategy game.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
G240B Star Trek|zoom:games/GM240B.DMS|\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
G241A Star Trek|zoom:games/GM241A.DMS|\nTop animator, Tobias Richter's game \nbased on Star Trek. Fly through the \ngalaxy blasting klingons, orbiting\nplanets and taking on missions in this\nreduced 5 year mission. Excellent\nsound effects from the classic series\nreally enhance the game.\n\n[DISK 1/2]\n\n
G241B Star Trek|zoom:games/GM241B.DMS|\n[DISK 2/2]\n\n
G242 Psycheual|zoom:games/GM242.DMS|\nA deadly virus has infected a crew of a \nresearch ship. The ship now has to be\ndecommissioned and that's your job.\nAn alien breed overhead view with a\nsimiliar graphics style and gore\ntoo. Spare ammos, medikits and consoles\nare dotted around the ship and a strange\nfloor pattern design.\nIt's a bloody mess. GET BLASTING.\n\n
G243 Last Lap v1.0|zoom:games/GM243.DMS|\nTop-down racing game which is excellent\nfun to play and sporting quality graphics\nthroughout the tracks. The main features\ninclude 4 cars at once, scrolling and \n2 player split screen action.\n\n The only flaw in the game is the way\nthe CPU cars look like they're on rails\nnever crashing or taking a corner too\nwide, and off the grid the other\ncars accelerate away right from the\nstart of the race. You can really\nhope to get second place, which is\nall that's need to qualify for the\nfollowing race, but it does mean \nyou're rarely in contention of\nwinning.\n\n[2MB+]\n\n
G244A Commodore 64 Games 1|zoom:games/GM244A.DMS|\nGames for the Commodore 64 emulator.\n\n
G244B Commodore 64 Games 2|zoom:games/GM244B.DMS|\nGames for the Commodore 64 emulator.\n\n
G244C Commodore 64 Games 3|zoom:games/GM244C.DMS|\nGames for the Commodore 64 emulator.\n\n
G244D Commodore 64 Games 4|zoom:games/GM244D.DMS|\nGames for the Commodore 64 emulator.\n\n
G244E Commodore 64 Games 5|zoom:games/GM244E.DMS|\nGames for the Commodore 64 emulator.\n\n
G244F Commodore 64 Games 6|zoom:games/GM244F.DMS|\nGames for the Commodore 64 emulator.\n\n
G244G Commodore 64 Games 7|zoom:games/GM244G.DMS|\nGames for the Commodore 64 emulator.\n\n
G244H Commodore 64 Games 8|zoom:games/GM244H.DMS|\nGames for the Commodore 64 emulator.\n\n
G244I Commodore 64 Games 9|zoom:games/GM244I.DMS|\nGames for the Commodore 64 emulator.\n\n
G244J Commodore 64 Games 10|zoom:games/GM244J.DMS|\nGames for the Commodore 64 emulator.\n\n
G245A The Pyramid Game|zoom:games/GM245A.DMS|\nBased on a series of well known speccy\ngames, you fly an armed bubble ship\nwhich you use to blast the aliens and\nget through the exits. It's a simple\ngame formula and is nicely programmed\nthough hasn't aged well. Not a classic\nbut fairly entertaining all the same.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
G245B The Pyramid Game|zoom:games/GM245B.DMS|\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
G246 SpellTris|zoom:games/GM246.DMS|\nA variation on the Tetris formula. Instead\nof falling blocks, you must make up words\nwith the falling letters. Exercises the\nreflexes and brain.\n\n
G247A Star Trek|zoom:games/GM247A.DMS|\nStar Trek adventure using digitised\ngraphic and sound effects.\nThe game is similiar to the commercial\nCommodore 64 Star Trek game.\n\n[1/3 Disks]\n\n
G247B Star Trek|zoom:games/GM247B.DMS|\n[2/3 Disks]\n\n
G247C Star Trek|zoom:games/GM247C.DMS|\n[3/3 Disks]\n\n
G248 Deluxe Pacman ECS|zoom:games/GM248.DMS|\nThe finest Pacman game known to man. It\nis as far I'm concerned. By the same\ntalented author as Deluxe Galaga.\nThe graphics are gorgeous, but what\nmakes the game so special is the\ngameplay. \n\n
G249 Deluxe Pacman AGA|zoom:games/GM249.DMS|\nThe finest Pacman game known to man. It\nis as far I'm concerned. By the same\ntalented author as Deluxe Galaga.\nThe graphics are gorgeous, but what\nmakes the game so special is the\ngameplay. \n\n[AGA]\n\n
G250 Bratwurst v1.01|zoom:games/GM250.DMS|\nAnother great game on the Thrust/Rocketz\ntheme. 2 to 4 players fly in spaces ships\nshooting each other to the death. The\ndifference here is the unique graphics\nengine. A Virtual Fighter kind of system\nwhere when the ships get closer to each\nother the screen zooms closer to the\naction, and when farther apart the\nscreen zooms out. No split screen\nrequired.\n\n[AGA]\n\n
G251 Thesius XII|zoom:games/GM251.DMS|\nPretty decent horizontally scrolling \nshoot-em-up game that looks a litte \nlike R-Type.\n\n
G252 Spaced Out|zoom:games/GM252.DMS|\nTwo full version arcade games. \nAce The Space Case and Sound The \nSpace Cadet. \n Both are really fine arcade platform \ngames. \n\n
G253 Breaking Bricks|zoom:games/GM253.DMS| \nTasty looking break out game. An old \nconcept that is still very entertaining \nnowadays. Supplied on the disk in an \n.LHA archive since it is too big to \nfit on a normal disk unpacked. \n \n[AGA][HARD DRIVE REQUIRED] \n\n
G254A Klondike III|zoom:games/GM254A.DMS|\nKlondike Deluxe for Floppy Drive users.\n\n[AGA][4MB[1/6 Disks]\n\n
G255 Battle Trucks|zoom:games/GM255.DMS|\nRemote controlled 2 player vehicle combat\ngame.\n\n
G256 Rash Panic|zoom:games/GM256.DMS|\nReal sad looking platform game. The aim \nis to kill the aliens that roam the \nscreen. Bad C64 looking graphics and \npoor sound fx. \n\n
M001 Aliens Confidential 2|zoom:misc/MISC01.DMS|\nMORE UFO and paranormal stories!\n\n
M012A TCP v4|zoom:misc/MISC12A.DMS|\nI don't know how this was put into\nthe MISC section?!\n\nYou need TCP to access the internet..\nas well as Mosaic and M.U.I.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
M014A Grapevine 21|zoom:misc/MISC14A.DMS|\nLSD's Grapevine...except the usual team\nand editor have decided to release CD's\ninstead under the LSD name...even though\nthey have left LSD?! Work that one out!\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
M015 NFA Word 5|zoom:misc/MISC15.DMS|\nNFA present a new, well written, scene\nmagazine.\n\n[AGA]\n\n
M018A Reservoir Dogs|zoom:misc/MISC18A.DMS|\nThis isn't going to go into the library\nbut as there is so much storage space on\nthe CD we'll leave it for you to decide!\n\nIt is a huge slideshow of the film.\n\n[AGA][6MB+][1/4 Disks]\n\n
M019A Reservoir Dogs|zoom:misc/MISC19A.DMS|\nThis isn't going to go into the library\nbut as there is so much storage space on\nthe CD we'll leave it for you to decide!\n\nIt is a huge slideshow of the film.\n\n[AGA][4MB+][1/4 Disks]\n\n
U076 WB3 HD Install Disk|zoom:utils/U076.DMS|\nThe official disk from Commodore that\nuses the Commodore Installer to install\nWorkbench version 3 onto your hard drive.\n\nYou need to get a prepping program like\n"HD Prep" before using this disk, then\nformat using Workbench, as normal, and \nthen install the software. Easy.\n\n
U132A A64 Package v3|zoom:utils/U132A.DMS|\nA very decent Commodore 64 emulator, \nwhich comes with no manual as you have to \nupgrade to receive this. Fairly \nstraightforwards.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U132B A64 Package v3|zoom:utils/U132B.DMS|\nA very decent Commodore 64 emulator, \nwhich comes with no manual as you have to \nupgrade to receive this. Fairly \nstraightforwards.\n\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
U184 WB2 HD Install Disk|zoom:utils/U184.DMS|\nInstall Workbench v2 onto your hard drive\nThis is for A500/A500+ and A600 users.\n\n
U230 Tools Daemon v2.1|zoom:utils/U230.DMS|\nA utility that puts menus at the top of \nthe workbench screen to make access to \na program quicker and easier. Ideal \nfor users with large hard drives.\n\n
U239 Re-Org v3.11|zoom:utils/U239.DMS|\nAn excellent disk optimiser which will \noptimise your hard disk, floppy or\neven RAD: disk.\n\n
U302 Viewtek v2.01|zoom:utils/U302.DMS|\nViewtek is an picture and animation \nviewer utility designed for Workbench\n2.0 and up. It started out as a \npretty simple project, but naturally \nit's developed into a large shambling \nbehemoth of a program (well, sort of).\n\nChanges since version 1.05,\n\n- New documentation, distribution \n conditions.\n- Recompiled with SAS 6.3 resulting in \n minor overall speed improvements.\n- Graphic handling somewhat rewritten.\n- New versions for OpalVision, Retina, \n Firecracker.\n- Keyboard may now be used to skip \n images.\n- "Configuration" file may now be used \n for frequently used options.\n- New NOCLICK option to disable mouse \n button actions.\n- Uses WriteChunkyPixels under V40 if \n appropriate.\n- New GIF decoding; somewhere around \n 15%-20% faster.\n- Playback from disk now heeds DPAN \n chunks.\n- Fixed problem of LMB not working \n sometimes when playing anims.\n- Fixed improper handling of \n directories using playback from disk.\n- Fixed unfreed chip memory in playback \n from disk (oops).\n\nThis is one of the best animation and \nPicture viewers on the PD market. So\ngood in fact that version 1.05 was given \naway with Image FX v1.5!!\n\n
U317 Action Replay Pro|zoom:utils/U317.DMS|\nThis is the newest version, released \nMarch 1994. It is the software version\nof Action Replay with the option of \nupgrading to the hardware version from\nthe authors.\n\nNow works with the A4000.\n\nThis vesion presents you with a graphical \nscreen so it is much easier to use. \n\n[AGA]\n\n
U318A Videotracker Data|zoom:utils/U318A.DMS|\nThese data disks contain pictures, \nmodules and effects to be used with \nVideoTracker, disks U454 and U455.\n\nThe data disks also contain finished \nVidules so the user can see what can be\ndone with this excellent Demomaker.\n\n[1/4 Disks] [Needs Videotracker]\n\n
U326 Text Plus Pro v5.01|zoom:utils/U326.DMS|\nTextPlus is a TeX frontend word \nprocessor. TPP provides facilities for\ntables, lists, mailmerge, footnotes, \ninclusion of iff-graphics, an ARexx-Port \n(122 commands), printing ia the printer.\ndevice (no TeX needed for this), and full \nOS2.xx/3.xx compatibility. Makes use of \nPasTeX, Georg Hessmann's Amiga \nimplementation of TeX, or AmigaTeX of \nRadical Eye Software, which is supported \nfrom now on. New features: user \ndefinable menus, keymap, and macros; \ncompletely localized (available \nlanguages: english, deutsch); clipboard \nsupport; AppWindow, AppIcon; 11 new ARexx \ncommands. \n\nThe most powerful PD Word Processor on \nthe market.\n\n[HD]\n\n
U336 Epoch Master v5|zoom:utils/U336.DMS|\nEpoch is a filofax/personal organiser type \nprogram. It contains,\n\nA 1299 year diary with Powerful search \nfacilities, even more powerful repeat\nfacilities, the ability to index your \nentries not only with an occasion but \nalso with a category number and a location \nwhich may then be marked on the map.\n\nA memorandum for you to keep all those \nimportant notes.\n\nAn extremely comprehensive Address and \nPhone book with full search and editing \nfacilities.\n\nEpoch's calendar and Address book are \nlinked together by complimentary search \nfacilities, meaning that if you had an \nentry which read:-\n\n Dave\n Meeting at restaurant for dinner\n\nYou could immediately match scan the \naddress book to see what Dave's address \nand phone number was. (This suggestion \nwas kindly donated by Amiga Shopper.\n\n
U349 Libs and Datatypes|zoom:utils/U349.DMS|\nThis is a disk packed full of Amiga Work\nbench 3.0 Libraies and Datatypes, \nThere's 47 Libraries from A to Z all \nlibraries covered are right upto-date and \nwaiting to be installed. The disk also \nhave installation notes to aid the \nbeginers. There are also files in the L \nand Devs/DosDrivers drawers that can be \ncopied or assigned.\n\n
U352 Magic WB v1.2P|zoom:utils/U352.DMS|\nLatest version of the superb icon \nreplacer. Make your workbench look like \nthose WB in the Amiga magazines.\n\nVery popular and thoroughly recommended.\n\n
U353 X-Password|zoom:utils/U353.DMS|\nWelcome to X-Password, this is designed \nto keep peeping eyes away from data \nthat they shouldn`t see. For example if \nyou have to share an Amiga in the family, \nand you all share the Hard disk, then \nsomeone (A sister, brother) may go into \nyour private directory and read private \nletters. Or if your brother or sister \ngoes through your personal disk \ncollection of floppy disks and they \nthink they see something labled `Private \nLetters` and they decide it would be very \nfunny if they read your private letters, \nor personal diary about your girlfriend \nthen this helpful utility is for YOU! It \ncan be installed onto any hard disk with \nenough space and any DOS floppy disk with \nenough disk space left on it. The program \ndoesn`t take up much disk space,so you \nshould be ok for that. If you don`t know \nwhat disk is in DOS format or not, then \nthere is one easy way to tell. Load up \nyour workbench disk and insert the disk \nyou would like to install, then if an \nicon appears with the name of the disk, \nand you can double click on it, so that \na window appears, then it is a DOS disk \nand you can install it, however if an \nerror appears or the icon is named NDOS: \nor a checksum 500 error appears, then \nthis is not in a DOS format so you can`t \ninstall the program on it.\n\n
U355 Steroscopic v2.4A|zoom:utils/U355.DMS|\nStereoScopic is a simple package that \nallows you to create 3D Stereograms. \nWhat is a Stereogram? A Stereogram is \na two dimensional image that has been \nencoded with a three dimensional picture. \nAnother term for this type of image is \nSIRDS. SIRDS, however, uses only random \ndots for their background. The \nStereoScopic program allows you to use \nany type of background, including\nrandom dots.\n\nThe technique your mind uses to decode \nthe "hidden" Stereogram is called Wall-\nEyed. This is when you focus beyond the \nsurface to see the 3D image. There are \nother types of Stereogram viewing \ntechniques, including Cross-Eyed and \nFocus to Infinity. StereoScopic only \nuses the more common method of Wall-\nEyed viewing.\n\n
U359 Teletext v1.2|zoom:utils/U359.DMS|\nThis project makes it possible to view \nTeletext (also know as Teletekst, \nVideotext, Ceefax, Skytext, Supertext \netc.) on your Amiga. It is suitable for \nany PAL Amiga because it uses the \nparallel port to interface with the \nhardware. An electronic switch is \nprovided to easily switch between the \nTeleText decoder and a printer.\n\nThe project consists of a small piece \nof hardware and some software. All \nelectronic diagrams are provided.\n\n
U370 Assign Manager|zoom:utils/U370.DMS|\nAssignManager is a new prefs editor \nwhich handles your custom assigns in a \nfriendly, all-encompassing way. No \nmore fiddling with Assign commands in \nUser-Startups. Now you can use Assign\nManager to edit your list of assigns to \nyour heart's content, and you can \nchange them at the drop of a hat.\n\nAssignManager functions as a true prefs \neditor in every way, except you can't \nsave different presets (I didn't think \nthis was very necessary). The only other \ndifference is that you must add a line \nnear the start of your User-Startup.\n\nIf you can use Commodore's prefs \neditors, and if you are familiar with \nGadTools gadgets, you should have no \nproblems using AssignManager.\n\nAssignManager can be started from the \nWorkbench or a Shell.\n\n
U376 Powercache v37.115|zoom:utils/U376.DMS|\nAn excellent utility that puts a cache \non your hard drive in order to speed up \naccess and retrieval of files by storing \ndata to ram. \n\nPowercache comes with versions for the \n020, 030 and 040 processors.\n\n[HD]\n\n
U379 Desktop Magic v2|zoom:utils/U379.DMS|\nDesktopMAGIC saves your screen from \nphosphor burn-in by featuring 32 animated \nscreen saver modules, accompanied by \nsampled sound and 8-track music. Plus, it \nputs sound into your system, Workbench, \nand even all your already installed \napplications by assigning sounds or voices \nto windows, keys, times, text and \nvirtually all other system events. It \ngives your AMIGA that MAGIC feeling you \nwill never want to miss again.\n\n
U385 Mosaic v1.2|zoom:utils/U385.DMS|\nMosiac is the tool that allows access to \nthe World Wide Web. When in the Internet \nyou can view pictures, play sounds etc \nwithin a graphical environment.\n\nYou need MUI (U499) to use Mosaic.\n\n
U394 Videomaxe v4.4|zoom:utils/U394.DMS|\nVideomaxe is a video database that \nsatisfies all needs of the private video \nuser.\n\n
U395A Magic WB Extras 1|zoom:utils/U395A.DMS|\nThis is a two disk compilation jam-packed \nwith Magic Workbench Icons, backgrounds, \nbrushes, extensions and much more.\n\nAlso on the comp. is a demo of Magic WB v2.\n\nA must for ALL Magic WB users!\n\n[1/2 Disks] [Magic WB Needed]\n\n
U396 Delitracker v3.07|zoom:utils/U396.DMS|\nDelitracker is a highly flexible \nsoundplayer which supports many different\nsound formats. It plays a myriad of music \nmodules from Soundtraker to\nNoisetracker. Excellent.\n\n
U397 Security v3.71e|zoom:utils/U397.DMS|\nThis is a complete security system for \nyour Amiga which prevents unauthorized \naccess to your hard drive, floppies etc.\n\n
U398 Amiga Fax v1.40|zoom:utils/U398.DMS|\nA demo version of the Amiga Fax program. \nWith this version you can send and \nreceive faxes but they are limited to one \npage at a time.\n\nStill a powerful program and you can \nchoose to upgrade if you feel it is worth \nthe value.\n\n
U399 Forecaster v2.01b|zoom:utils/U399.DMS|\nForecast the horse races.\n\n
U401 Spectrum Emulator v2|zoom:utils/U401.DMS|\nIt's HERE!! The newest and best version \nto date. It is now quicker and can be \nprogrammed. You can also load application \nprograms on it.\n\nLoads .SNA files but not the common .Z80\nfiles found on the PC.\n\n
U403 Disk Mag Creator v1.21|zoom:utils/U403.DMS|\nThis program/util is probably the easiest \nto use Disk Mag Creator on the market\njust now !\n\nTaken from the original concept behind \nASCII READER and MAGNUM. (ASCII READER \nby P.J. Hickman. <<< >>> MAGNUM by Wai \nHung Liu.) Although both the above \nmentioned progs/utils are great in their \nown right, I felt that they both did not \noffer the user enough options to create a \ngood enough disk magazine/catalogue disk/\nletters disk etc.\n\n
U404 Casio Comms v1.4|zoom:utils/U404.DMS|\nThis program is for communicating with \nthe Casio digital Diary SF-4300, SF-4600 \nand others.\n\nThis program and Hardware interface was \nmade without any knowledge of the\nprotocols needed to communicate with \nthe casio so I needed to do a lot of \ntrails to get everything working. Even \nthe hardware interface was trail and \nerror. \n\nThere is a diagram for the interface on \nthe disk.\n\n
U408 Disk Salv v2.31|zoom:utils/U408.DMS|\nDiskSalv is a "Disk Salvage" program. \nIt can recover data from a disk in \nsevere trouble, it can fix a good \nportion of disk problems directly on \nthe problem disk, and it can locate \nvalid partitions on a disk with an \nunknown layout or damaged rigid disk \nblock. It supports all AmigaDOS file \nsystems through AmigaOS 3.1. The \nincluded "Cheap" manual details the basic \nfunctions available, while the commercial \nmanual covers every little detail, theory \nofoperation, and other good stuff.\n\n
U414 Disk Manager v4|zoom:utils/U414.DMS|\nDiskManager 4.0 is a disk cataloging \nprogram. That means you feed it with\nall the disks in your collection one \nby one. DM uses this information to build \nup a comprehensive database of all the \nfiles on all your disks. It also \nremembers how the disk was formatted and \nhow full it is.\n\nAt a later date, you can ask the program \nquestions about the disks, such as what \ndisk all archives are stored on. That is \nthe basic idea of what a disk cataloger is \nbut DiskManager 4.0 extends this idea \nbeyond all recognition.\n\n
U415 Game Warper v1|zoom:utils/U415.DMS|\nGame Warper is a system that allows you \nto enter "Action Replay" codes directly \ninto your Amiga without the need for the \nAction Replay.\n\nIt also comes with a number of \npre-configured game cheats for a number \nof modern games.\n\n[020+]\n\n
U416 Amiga Dos Guide v1|zoom:utils/U416.DMS|\nIdeal for intermediate or Amiga \nbeginners. An Amiga DOS hyperbook\n\n
U420 Accounts Manager v3C|zoom:utils/U420.DMS|\nAccount Master version 3 is a fully \nintegrated home finance application. \nUsers are presented with a pleasent \nWorkbench 2/3 screen and all the\nassociated with a modern user-friendly \nprogram. The program's greatest strength \nis in its ability to maintain a \ncontinuous record of all transactions on \nany account using the Amiga's internal \nclock as a date reference. When AM first \nruns, all accounts are checked for direct \ndebit and/or credit transfer transactions \nand automatically updated as required.\n\nThe program also contains comprehensive \nreporting capabilities which include 3 \ndimensional code related bar graphs, \nbalance charts and a wide range of \nprinting options.\n\n
U423 Program Loader|zoom:utils/U423.DMS|\nA mini hard drive menu system - \nconfigurable.\n\n
U425 Vark's CLI Tools v6|zoom:utils/U425.DMS|\nContains loads and loads of useful CLI \nprograms and tools. These compilations \nare similar to the LSD Legal Tool disks \nbut much better and easier to use.\n\n
U426 EPU Stakker v1.70|zoom:utils/U426.DMS|\nThis is the most popular disk in our \ncollection.\n\nYou can install EPU, crunch your hard \ndisk and save upto 50% in space. If\nyou have a 80MB drive then after \ninstalling EPU your drive could be \n"increased" to 120MB!!\n\nEPU comes with an easy to use graphical \ninstaller interface, on-line help, loads \nof tips and tricks and full documentation.\n\nThis latest version also comes with an \nun-installer.\n\nEPU can be used to increase the space on \nfloppy disks or any other device like a \ntape drive etc.\n\n\nTHIS DISK IS NOT PD. THE INSTALLER \nROUTINE IS COPYRIGHT TO N.A.U.G.\n\nActive Software, PD Soft, Ground Zero, \n17 Bit Software, PD World, PD Drome,\nHornesoft PD, Freestyle PD are authorized \nretailers.\n\nSIREN SOFTWARE, KT's PD and Exclusive PD\nare NOT authorized retailers and sell the\ndisk without our permission - avoid these\nretailers at any cost.\n\n[HD]\n\n
U432 Virtual Worlds|zoom:utils/U432.DMS|\nThis program allows you to walk, drive \nand fly around in a 3 dimensional \ncomputer generated world in realtime. It \nis used to visualize architectural, \nindustrial and artistic designs for \npresentation or analysis purposes.\n\nYou can use this program \n\n- live at your presentation\n- tape it to video\n- grab and print some pictures\n\nSince computer power is limited a \nrealtime 3D computer model is always a \ncompromise between graphics detail and \nanimation speed. Therefore pictures \ngenerated by this program can't be \ncompared to photo-realistic images made \nby 3D modelling software like Real3D. \n\nHowever a moving, interactive model can \ngive you a much better, complete and \nobjective impression than a static \npicture will ever give you !\n\n
U434 Edword v5|zoom:utils/U434.DMS|\nOne of the best and most powerful Text \nEditors in the public domain. If you want a \ndecent text editor or even a cheap word \nprocessor then get this!\n\n
U435A Movieguide v2.04|zoom:utils/U435A.DMS|\nMovieguide is a database of recent films. \nThe previous version of the program was a \nlittle "flacky", as a result its search \nfunctions did not always work as they \nshould. It also lacked any details of the \nfilm's storylines. Version 2.04 fixes all \nthose shortfalls.\n\nMovieguide is a two disk program that can \nbe installed to hard disk. It contains \ninformation about a surprising number of \nfilms. In essence it is a database \nprogram and is used in a similar manner. \nYou can search for a film by either \nentering its title, director or the name \nof one of its cast.\n\nIf you have used a search criteria that \nproduces a list of several films, you \ncan also choose a sorting method. You can \nview the films by name, genre or by year. \nTo reduce the searching time you can limit \nthe program to a genre and a country of \norigin.\n\nOnce a list of films that match your \ncriteria has been compiled, you can click \non each film to view its director, cast \nand on some, a brief description of the \nplot. If you click on the directors name \nor member of the cast the program will \nthen search for other films that the \ndirector has directed or a film that the \nmember of the cast has appeared in. You \ncan also print out entries.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U438 256 Colour Icons|zoom:utils/U438.DMS|\nLoads of 256 icons for AGA machines.\n\n
U440 Snoopdos v3|zoom:utils/U440.DMS|\nSnoopDos is a very serious utility. \nEssentially, it keeps track of all\nattempts by other programs to access DOS \nfunctions and files. The idea behind it \nis this: assuming you have just installed \nsome new piece of software on your system \nand it fails to run, you can check to see \nwhat files it is trying to access and \nhence hopefully be able to get it working.\n\nIf you have a hard drive and use a fair \namount of PD, SnoopDos quickly earns a \nplace in your heart. It is a truly usable \nand useful piece of software. Provided \nyou have a reasonable knowledge of \nAmigaDOS, this program is a definite must.\n\n
U441A Magic WB Extras 2|zoom:utils/U441A.DMS|\nIcons, backgrounds and textures for Magic\nWB users.\n\n[1/2 Disks] [Needs Magic WB]\n\n
U443 Map Designer v2A|zoom:utils/U443.DMS|\nA program that allows you to design your\nown maps. Maybe ideal for orienteers,\nmountain climbers and outdoor people.\n\n
U444 Tee to Green v1.1|zoom:utils/U444.DMS|\nA golf stats program, a word from the\nauthor:\n\nBeing a keen golfer myself, (handicaped \nunfairly at 19), I like to keep hold of \nmy old cards to see if my scores are \nimproving. After a while, I found I had \nso many cards that I just could not be \nbothered to go through them so they just \nsat there making an untidy pile. About 18 \nmonths ago whilst browsing through some \nAmiga mag or other, I saw a golf \nstatistics program on a PD listing, and \nwhen I received the PD catalouge disk, I \nfound another. Well of course I tried \nthem out and was quite happy with them \nboth. Unfortunately, the more I used \nthem, the more I wanted out of them, but \nyou cannot add features to a program just \nbecause you want them. It was at this \npoint that I thought that I would try to \nwrite one for myself. And after 1 years \nprogramming, (on and off), this is the \nresult. I hope you like it. If you don't \nthen register anyway and I'll listen to \nyour moans!!\n\n* Will allow as many courses on file as \n you can fit on the disk.\n \n* As many scores as you like for each \n course.\n \n* Stableford rounds and Normal rounds \n put in with ease in same file.\n \n* Every type of round will be taken into \n account. Even if you have 17 zeros.\n \n* Handicaps worked out as to Royal and \n Ancient guidelines.\n \n* Handicaps can be set to be worked out \n automatically or only changed when you \n want.\n \n* Each round saved is saved with the \n handicap at the time of the round.\n \n* Every round entered can be viewed with \n a simple date selector.\n\n* Lovely eye pleasing graphics and \n extremely user friendly\n\n
U447 Kids Disk 6|zoom:utils/U447.DMS|\nMore kiddies programs on this disk. Most \nofthe contents are designed for kids \nunder 6 years of age.\n\n
U448 DMS Pro v2.04|zoom:utils/U448.DMS|\nThis is the program the magazines use to\ncompile the coverdisks. It allows you to\ncrunch a whole disk into one file \n(usually one disk crunches to about 350K \non average) for easy storage. \n\nA good way to save space on your hard \ndrive.\n\n
U449 Octamed 4 Dev Kit|zoom:utils/U449.DMS|\nLicenced developers kit for Octamed 4/5.\n\n
U451 Meny Menu System|zoom:utils/U451.DMS|\nMenÿ is a simple and short menu utility \nfor disk-magazines etc. Earlier versions \nof this program have already been use \n(e.g. in AM/FM), and it has been found \nto be reliable. Because I got several\nrequests to release this program \nseparately, I've done so. I renamed it \n'Menÿ', to separate it from earlier \nversions, and to finally make some use \nof the 'ÿ' character that doesn't exist \nin any language!\n\nFeatures:\n~~~~~~~~~\n* Fully multitasking and OS-compliant\n* Works under any OS version since 1.2\n* Short (only about 11 kilobytes)\n* Reliable (I hope :-)\n* Easy-to-use script language\n* Can display a logo picture above the \n actual menus\n* Flexible handling of sub-menus\n* Can bring Workbench to front if desired\n\n\n
U453 Main Actor v1.55|zoom:utils/U453.DMS|\nMain Actor has to be one of the \nfavourite PD programs of 1994. Now upto\nversion v1.55, the program has risen \nfurther in our expectations. It has a\nselection of new features, all of which \nare fully-functioning.\n\nUnlike the previous version, instead of \ndisabling the features of the shareware \nversion, the program simply opens a \nrequester mentioning that the program is \nshareware. At least this means you can \nevaluate all of the features and then \nconsider purchasing it.\n\nMain Actor is an animation utility that \ntakes a modular approach to editing\nanimations. It's an animation editor \nrather than a creator,so it has no tools \nfor drawing, but it can save and load a \nvariety of animation formats which makes \nit great for converting animations.\n\nSo what's new? The program now supports \nFLI, FLC, AVI and DL formatted \nanimations. As these formats are widely \naccepted by PC programs, and some MAC \nones, you can use the program to \ntransfer animations to other computer\nplatforms. As well as the increased \nfile support the program can now \nplayback sound files. The programs \nplayback speed from hard drive has also\nbeen improved.\n\nAll the old functions are still there \nsuch as being able to append \nnon-looping animations and AREXX \nsupport. A couple of AREXX scripts \nthat can be used in conjunction with \nADPro have been included. The program \nis still easy to use and providing you \nspend some time reading the extensive \nAmiga Guide file, you will be using the \nprogram to it's full potential in no \ntime.\n\n
U454 Videotracker v2 AGA|zoom:utils/U454.DMS|\nWith VideoTracker you can make a \nvideoclip around a module. You can use \npictures, brushes, animations, \nanimation-brushes, palettes, colorcycle, \nroutines, texts, objects, vectorobjects, \namigafonts, karafonts, landscapes, \ncolorsets.\n\nWhen the video is finished, you can save \nthe module and video data as a "Vidule".\nA vidule is a crunchable executable file \nwhich plays the module and the video.\nYou can make a small intro or a big house\n-demo. You also can use VideoTracker with \na GenLock and, for example, make\nprofessional movie-titles with colorfonts.\n\nWhen the module plays a sample, \nVideoTracker shows an "effect" on screen.\nThis effect can by a picture, brush, anim, \nroutine, etcetra. or a combination of these.\nYou can edit for each of the 128 song-\npositions the 31 samples and use up to 256 \neffects in a video. All the explained \neffects are used in the example-videos\n\n
U455 Videotracker v2 ECS|zoom:utils/U455.DMS|\nECS version of Videotracker 2.\n\n
U458 Cross Mac v1|zoom:utils/U458.DMS|\nThe demo is a READ ONLY version of the \nCrossMAC FileSystem. It also will only\nallow access to the floppy drives, access \nto Hard Drives and CD-ROMS have been \ndisabled. \n\nRequirements to operate this DEMO:\nAmigaDOS 2.0 or higher\n---AND--- Amiga high-density drive to \n access Mac 1.44M disks\n---OR--- Amax cartridge with Mac 800K \n drive\n---OR--- Amax II plus/Amax IV card with \n standard Amiga drive.\n\nThis program (the commercial version) is\nused by Ground Zero productions to\nproduce this and future compact discs. A\nprogram that is thoroughly recommended!\n\n
U459 AF Copy v4|zoom:utils/U459.DMS|\nAFCopy is a Cool File Manager that's \ndesigned to be simple, fast and efficient \nand EASY to use. You should be able to \nfigure out most of it's many brilliant \nfunctions just by looking at it.\n\nIt is very flexible and user friendly but \npowerfull all at the same time and with \nlots of new features being continually \nadded this program will be around for a \nLONG time.\n\n
U461A Magic WB Extras 3|zoom:utils/U461A.DMS|\nLoads more extras for Magic Workbench. \nThis volume contains a huge collection of\nimage drawers and more!\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U462 Baud Bandit BBS v7.2|zoom:utils/U462.DMS|\nA BBS system - construct our own BBS.\n\n
U464A Video Test System|zoom:utils/U464A.DMS|\nThe Complete Video Test System is a \ncollection of twenty test patterns that \nyou can use to evaluate, troubleshoot, or \ncompare video equipment. Many of our \ntests are unique, and can be found nowhere \nelse. This text will explain the tests in \nclear, non-technical language, and show you \nhow to use your Complete Video Test System \nto make purchasing decisions, adjust your \nequipment for optimum performance, or just \ndemonstrate the quality of the system you \nhave.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U464B Video Test System|zoom:utils/U464B.DMS|\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U465 Pay Advice v4.2|zoom:utils/U465.DMS|\nA word from the author...\n\nA friend of mine once explained to me \nabout how much he hated having to keep \nseveral old cardboard boxes in the \nbottom of his wardrobe, each of which \nhe was slowly-but-surely filling with \nthe Pay Advice slips that he receives \nin his wage packet.\n\nHe asked me if I knew of any way to \ntransfer all his wage details onto his\ntrusty Amiga, thus allowing him to \nthrow out his dusty collection of pay\nslips and yet retain a permanent record \nof all his earnings. Much to his\ndisappointment, I explained to him that \nunless he wanted to try using a \nspreadsheet then there wasn't really any \nrealistic solution.\n\nSadly this idea just didn't work out. My \nfriend had been thinking more along the \nlines of a simple, easy-to-use database \nprogram on which he could enter all his \nwage details without any awkward setting \nup or fiddling about.\n\nAfter spending many sleepless nights \nsitting in front of the computer, I\ntriumphantly produced a solution.\n\n
U466 Pro Titler|zoom:utils/U466.DMS|\nProTitler purports to be one of the \nfinest video titling systems for the \nAmiga (all bar Scala!). It has a wide \nrange of effects mainly designed with the \ngenlock-user in mind, however if you \ndon't have a genlock, the program still \nremains useful for video titling work. \nI have incorporated 13 features which I \nhope you will find useful.\n\n
U467 T.U.D.E. v1.0D|zoom:utils/U467.DMS|\nTUDE has been in development for a few \nmonths, i needed a degrader type program \nthat offered more flexibility than any of \nthe currently available programs \n(Relokick, my own RunIt, Degrader, \nRunlame etc.), in one easy to use package. \nSo TUDE was born.\n\nTwo versions of TUDE are included, a CLI \nversion and a GUI version.\n\n
U470 Art of Noise v1|zoom:utils/U470.DMS|\nThis program is a kind of music tracker. \nBut it is not yet ANOTHER tracker (like \nthe 1001 protracker clones out there) but \na real NEW tracker, of course completely \nnew coded (no protracker source used!!). \nI tried to improve the old protracker \nformat (which is surely antiquated already \nsince ages..) and to create a new tracker, \nwhich should be the DREAM TRACKER for all\namiga musicians.. (and all who want to \nbecome one).\n\n
U471 P.F.S. v9.5|zoom:utils/U471.DMS|\nThe standard AmigaDos filesystem (OFS) \nis not very fast. Commodore has tried to \nimprove the performance of their \nfilesystem a number of times. Workbench \n2.0 added the fast file system (FFS), and \nnow, with Workbench 3.0, we have the fast \nfile system with directory caching \n(FFS-DC). This makes directoryscan faster \nbut writing to disk and directory-\noperations like delete and rename are \nslower than ever.\n\nThis made me decide to write a filesystem \nthat does better. I used all the \nknowledge I gained from my computer \nscience study to make it as good as \npossible.\n\n
U472 All New AGA Icons|zoom:utils/U472.DMS|\nEven more 256 colour icons!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
U473 Amiga NCP v1.7|zoom:utils/U473.DMS|\nPsion's fine palmtop computer series, \nnamely the S3 and S3a,contain an even \nfiner operating system, whose neat \nfeatures cover a full fledged peer-to-\npeer networking software using a \nprotocol calledNCP.\n\nUsing NCP, you can link together two \nPsion computers or a Psion and a \ndifferent, perhaps stationary machine \nand happily exchange data on your behalf. \nNCP services include, but are not limited \nto, accessing files on the remote machines \nas if they were on yours, in both \ndirections.\n\nLinking your palmtop to your stationary \nmachine is generally quite a good idea. \nDoing so via the NCP protocol requires \nyour stationary machine to have an \nimplemention of this protocol. There have \nonly been implementations for MS-DOS clones \n(the MCLINK.EXE shell), for Apple MacIntosh \nand for Acorn Archimedes - until now.\n\nAmigaNCP features a full NCP implementation \nincluding a remote file server to access \nAmiga files from your Psion and a file \nsystem to access Psion files from your \nAmiga. The package also offers an API to \nallow custom applications to directly \naccess network services at the NCP level.\n\n
U474 APlayer v1.0|zoom:utils/U474.DMS|\nThe AccessiblePlayer is our contribution \nto the Amiga market of music players. We \nthought that our favourite player \n(Smartplay) just wasn't good enough \nanymore, and since neither D.A.S. Modplayer \nnor the Delitracker fulfilled our needs we \ndecide to write our own player.\n\nWe hope we have reached our goal by making \na small, fast and userfriendly player, the \nAccessiblePlayer.\n\n
U475 Relokick v1.4A Final|zoom:utils/U475.DMS|\nDegrade a WB2 or WB3 machine to WB1.3. An\nideal way to get stubborn games to work.\n\n
U476 Cheats v1|zoom:utils/U476.DMS|\nCheats! has lots of cheats, backdoors, \ntips, level codes & Action Replay pokes. \nCheats! has over 500 games featured in the \nlist.\n\n
U477A Magic WB Extras 4|zoom:utils/U477A.DMS|\nGive us more, you shouted. People can't get\nenough of three things:\n\n1. Klondike cardsets\n2. Magic WB Extras\n3. Directory Opus scripts and utilities\n\nHere is a collection of more Magic WB \nextras for version 1.2p/1.5 or 2.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U479 More AGA Icons|zoom:utils/U479.DMS|\nEven more 256 colour icons for your\nworkbench...ideal for owners of graphic\ncards.\n\n
U480 HD Games Installer 2|zoom:utils/U480.DMS|\nInstallers for:\n\nAladdin AGA\nAlien Breed II AGA\nAssassin SE\nBody Blows\nBody Blows 2 ECS\nBubble & Squeek\nElf Mania\nGoal\nIshar 2\nJungle Strike\nRise of the Robots\nRuff and Tumble\nStardust\nSuperfrog\nWalker\nZool 2 ECS\n\nDoes not remove copy protection and your\noriginal disks are needed.\n\n
U484 Button Menu 1.21|zoom:utils/U484.DMS|\nButtonMenu allows Kickstart 2.0 (or \nhigher) owners to create menus in the \nform of a window full of GadTools buttons. \nTwo programs are provided: one to allow \nyou to create the menu and one which runs \nthe menu. It is then possible to run your \nmenu from a startup-sequence, for example. \nThe GUI for the creator was designed to \nuse Topaz 8, but it will adapt to the \ncurrent screen font if it is not too big.\n\nAn added bonus is the ability to load \nButtonMenu from within ButtonMenu from \nwithin ButtonMenu and so on... This means \nyou can nest menus to create complicated \nmenu systems.\n\n
U487 Birthdate History v2.21|zoom:utils/U487.DMS|\nType in your birthday and you are shown\nmany different statistics and new items\nthat happened on the day/in the year\nthat you were born.\n\n
U488 Proboard v2.2|zoom:utils/U488.DMS|\nThe ProBoard PCB designer is intended to \nprovide the Amiga user with a quality \ndesign package capable of the same\nstandards of output as the more expensive \nsystems available for the likes of the PC.\n\n
U489 Menus and More v3.12|zoom:utils/U489.DMS|\nWith Menus & More (M&M) you are able to \ncreate graphic orientated screen menus. \nOnce you have installed your own menu, \nyou can easily call many programs from \none central screen. It's like designing \nyour own workbench.\n\nBecause of the great amount of options, \nyou are able to produce even more than \njust menus - as the name of program \nindicates!\n\n
U490 Pagestream v3D Patch|zoom:utils/U490.DMS|\nUpgrade from PGS v3C to v3D.\n\n
U493 AIBB v6.1|zoom:utils/U493.DMS|\nAIBB is a utility primarily designed \nto assist in the evaluation of system \nperformance on a basic level. It consists \nof a series of performance tests, the \nresults of which are evaluated against \nother systems and the displayed for \ncomparison purposes. It should be noted \nthat care must be taken when making a \ndefinitive evaluation of the performance \nof any system, as much more is involved \nin making a thorough determination than \nthe data which can be provided by AIBB \nalone.\n \nSystem performance evaluation, commonly \nreferred to as "benchmarking", is the \nrather dubious science of trying to \ndetermine which system or system \narchitecture is "fastest". Unfortunately, \nall to often it is not completely clear \nwhat is meant by which system is "fast".\n \nComputer systems in general usually \nconsist of a number of devices \ninterconnected to form a whole. These \nindividual devices can be on one circuit \nboard, such as the case with certain \ncoprocessor devices, etc...or even as \nseperate entities completely, physically \nconnected in some external fashion, such \nas with expansion boards. All of these \ndevices will have certain advantages and \ndisadvantages with respect to performance\nlevels. Combined together, it is \ngenerally the overall use of the system \nin general which determines how much of \nan effect is seen in these factors when \nobserving overall system performance. \nBefore delving into these factors further, \nit is necessary to first clarify a few of \nthe key components and factors which are \nmain players in the performance game.\n\n
U494A Term v4.2|zoom:utils/U494A.DMS|\nExcellent communications package for\nall WB2+ Amigas. \n\nAllows you to connect to standard\nbullitin board systems.\n\nHard drive is recommended.\n\n[1/3 Disks]\n\n
U494B Term v4.2|zoom:utils/U494B.DMS|\n[2/3 Disks]\n\n
U494C Term v4.2|zoom:utils/U494C.DMS|\n[3/3 Disks]\n\n
U495A Term v4.2 030|zoom:utils/U495A.DMS|\nExcellent communications package for\nall WB2+ Amigas. \n\nAllows you to connect to standard\nbullitin board systems.\n\nHard drive is recommended.\n\n[1/3 Disks] [030+]\n\n
U495B Term v4.2 030|zoom:utils/U495B.DMS|\n[2/3 Disks] [030+]\n\n
U495C Term v4.2 030|zoom:utils/U495C.DMS|\n[3/3 Disks] [030+]\n\n
U498 Amiga X v1.21|zoom:utils/U498.DMS|\nImage designer.\n\n
U499 M.U.I. v2.3|zoom:utils/U499.DMS|\nMagicUserInterface (also known as MUI) \nis a complete system to create and \nmaintain graphical user interfaces. \nThe creating GUIs has been a big problem \nfor a very long time. Mainly because the \nprogrammer got only a minuscule amount \nof support from the operating system. \nBeginning with Kickstart 2.0, the \n`gadtools library' was a step in the \nright direction, however, even using this \nlibrary to generate complex and flexible \ninterfaces remained difficult and still \nrequired a great deal of patience.\n\nToday there are tools available that make \nthe use of `gadtools library' much more \nsimplified, but even these alternatives are \nnot often satisfying.\n\nThe largest problem in existing tools for \nthe creation of user interfaces is the \ninflexible output. Most of the programs are \nstill using built-in fonts and window sizes, \nthus making the use of high resolution \ngraphics hardware adaptors nearly unbearable. \nIts been said that Amiga users have had to \nlive with such similar shortcomings all\nalong. Even the preference programs on the \nWorkbench are still only using the default \nfont, topaz/8!\n\nMUI corrects all these disadvantages! The \ncentral scheme behind MUI assumes that only \nthe user (and not the programmer) of an \napplication knows how the program he is \nusing best fits his personal needs, and that\nof his computer system. Because MUI \napplications don't contain any absolute \nvalues for sizes or positions, the \nprogrammer instead only defines objects and \ngroups of objects. Such objects are defined \non run time by MUI according to the users \nsettings.\n\n
U501 GBlanker v3.6|zoom:utils/U501.DMS|\nA good, and powerful, modulerised screen\nblanker for the Amiga.\n\n[HD]\n\n
U503 PowerData Pro v1|zoom:utils/U503.DMS|\nPowerData Professional is the result of \nliterally years of development, and is the \nfinal descendant of a string of successful \npredecessors. It began as a relatively \nhumble program called "PP" (Powerpacker \nPatcher) which performed the not so humble \ntask of enabling applications to \ntransparently load powerpacked datafiles as \nif these were normal files.\n\n
U504 Disk Mon Tools v3|zoom:utils/U504.DMS|\nA collection of tools to optimise and fix\nyour disks or hard drive.\n\n
U505 Check it Out v1.02|zoom:utils/U505.DMS|\nThe CheckItOut! program is extremely fast \nwhile supporting an extensive feature \nlist:\n\n\n* Multiple account types: Checking, \n Savings, Credit Card, Cash, Asset, \n Liability.\n\n* Many accounts can be managed \n simultaneously.\n\n* Flexible categorization of spending \n and income, including multi-level \n categories.\n\n* Extremely fast data entry using \n SmartType.\n\n* Fast fund transfers from one account to \n another.\n\n* Very convenient account reconciliation \n with bank statements using intuitive \n windows.\n\n* Simple balance adjustment feature.\n\n* Numerous reports are available \n analyzing personal finances, including \n budget, net worth, transaction \n itemization by account, transaction \n breakdown by category and category \n summaries.\n\n* Sophisticated budget capabilities \n including monthly values for each \n category and reports comparing actual \n spending against budgeted amount.\n\n* Powerful search and search/replace \n functions.\n\n* On-Line HyperText Help with Context \n Sensitive Help\n\n* Imports/Exports transactions and \n categories in .qif format, a defacto \n industry standard compatible with \n Quicken and Microsoft Money programs.\n\n
U507 Exotic Ripper v3B|zoom:utils/U507.DMS|\nThis program is for detecting the largest \nvariety of musicformats available for the \nAMIGA®. Detection is possible in both a \ndynamic buffer you can read any data to \nand in specified valid system memory \nranges. At the moment a total of 82 \ndifferent Soundformats can be detected.\nExoticRipper® offers a CLI like console \ninterface to the user. If the Reqtools \nis present in LIBS: reading and writing \ncheckdata or modules is performed via \nfilerequesters. ALWAYS REMEMBER: \nExoticRipper® is no brain replacement \nproject! The authors take no \nresponsibility in breaking your machine.\n\nExoticRipper's® aim is to make you boldly \nhear what no man has heard before...\n\n
U509A Symphonie Pro v2.1|zoom:utils/U509A.DMS|\nSymphonie Pro is a 100% 16 Bit module \nplayer, composer and sample analyser.\n\nSymphonie Pro performs on standard \nAmigas rates upto max 240 kHH (much more \nthan CD !)\n \nSymphonie Pro performs on standard \nAmigas 14Bit Sound (84dB)(a tiny bit \nunder CD)\n\nUsers with slow cpu's may not be able \nto do realtime rendering at 250kHz, but \nyou can still RENDER to hd at 250kHz \n(even with a 68EC020)\n\nSymphonie Pro can already understand \nlots of 16 Bit formats, and there are \nmore to come.\n\nSymphonie is 100% non destructive \n(samples)\n\nSymphonie runs on A1200/A4000 and on \nAmigas with turboboard + OS3.0/3.1\n\n[WB3+] [020+] [1/3 Disks]\n\n
U509B Symphonie Pro v2.1|zoom:utils/U509B.DMS|\n[WB3+] [020+] [2/3 Disks]\n\n
U509C Symphonie Pro v2.1|zoom:utils/U509C.DMS|\n[WB3+] [020+] [3/3 Disks]\n\n
U510 Final FAXX|zoom:utils/U510.DMS|\nFinalFax95.rexx is a perfectly amateurish \nARexx program (I don't think it's \nstrictly correct to call it a macro in as\nmuch as it doesn't function within one \nprogram only... on the other hand, what \ndo I know.)\n\nI use both Final Writer (R3) and GPFax \n(V2.346) frequently on my 4000/030 and \nhave found it cumbersome when working in \nFinal Writer to constantly have to be \nswitching screens, opening up GPFax \n(which I keep iconified) and toggling the \nfax printer driver on and off.\n\nRecently I noticed how easy it was to \ncreate a few teeny ARexx macros to \nperform various chores, even though I \nhave never so much as programmed an egg \ntimer. It occurred to me to use the \nGPFax ARexx port and commands to\nturn the fax printer driver on and off \nfrom within Final Writer.\n\nI started by simply creating two small \nscripts and linking them to 2 user \nbuttons to turn the fax driver on and \noff. Then I decided to play with ways to \ncombine the functions in one script, \neliminating one button. Later, I added \na few conveniences, and sort of fixed a \nfew snags.\n\nSuperDuper v3.13 is also on this disk:\n\n`SuperDuper' 3.13, is a freeware high-\nspeed disk copier and formatter for the \nAmiga. Typical timings are less than \n100s for a disk-to-disk verified copy, \nor 38s for a four disks non-verified \nformat.\n\n
U511A Eagleplayer v1.54|zoom:utils/U511A.DMS|\nThe Eagleplayer is a program-package to \ncomfortably play music of different sound\nformats .It is NOT usable to create \nmusic modules or songs,and should \ntherefore not be mixed up with a music-\neditor, sequencer, tracker etc.It \nactually includes the play-routines for \nSound/Noise/Protracker,Startrekker (AM) & \nAudioSculpture(AM) as well as the \ninternal customplay-port as already known \nfrom DeliTracker1.3 and is able to load \nfurthermore needed players after. The \nadvantage of this method is as the \nfollowing: You do only have to load the \nactualy needed players,what saves loading\n-time and memory. Besides that,the length \nof the main program will not increase to \ninfite length. All internal SoundTracker\nRePlayers support Song-Loading. The Songs \nand Samples may be packed. The Instrument\n-Path may be adjusted via Config (chap. \n4.2.2). The Samples may be packed. They \nare all loaded as RAW data.\n\n[020+ Recommended][1/2 Disks]\n\n
U512 VMM & VMEM|zoom:utils/U512.DMS|\nTwo programs that allow you to use\nvirtual memory on your Amiga. One needs\nan MMU and the other doesn't.\n\n[HD][020+]\n\n
U513 Amiga Point v2.1|zoom:utils/U513.DMS|\nThe disk AmigaPoint_2.1 is a compilation \nof necessary software which is needed to \nget a FidoNET point up and running on the \nCommodore Amiga range of computers.\n\n
U514 Disk Styk|zoom:utils/U514.DMS|\nA decent disk labelling program for the\nAmiga.\n\n
U515 Onform v1.3B|zoom:utils/U515.DMS|\nA leading invoice/ordering utility for\nthe Amiga.\n\n
U518 Button Menu v1.23|zoom:utils/U518.DMS|\nButtonMenu allows Kickstart 2.0 (or \nhigher) owners to create menus in the \nform of a window full of GadTools buttons. \nTwo programs are provided: one to allow \nyou to create the menu and one which runs \nthe menu. It is then possible to run your \nmenu from a startup-sequence, for example. \nThe GUI for the creator was designed to \nuse Topaz 8, but it will adapt to the \ncurrent screen font if it is not too big.\n\nAn added bonus is the ability to load \nButtonMenu from within ButtonMenu from \nwithin ButtonMenu and so on... This means \nyou can nest menus to create complicated \nmenu systems.\n\n
U519 Superview v4.42|zoom:utils/U519.DMS|\nView different graphics/image formats.\n\n
U521 Address Print v4.4|zoom:utils/U521.DMS|\nA good address book and label printer.\n\n
U523 DOpus Magic Companion|zoom:utils/U523.DMS|\nWOW! Loads of useful bits and pieces for \ndirectory opus. Arexx files, utilities \nand even icons!\n\n
U524 Pro Titler v2|zoom:utils/U524.DMS|\nLatest version of the popular, shareware, \nvideo titler.\n\n
U525 DIY Reko v1.1|zoom:utils/U525.DMS|\nSo many decent programs this month. This \nutility is unique: It allows you to \ncreate cardsets for Klondike by using \nImage FX v1.5 or version 2.\n\n[IMAGE FX v1.5 Needed]\n\n
U528 Dialing Codes v2|zoom:utils/U528.DMS|\nDialling codes allows you to input a \ntown/area then it will give you the \ndialling code for that place. This \nversion now offers you ALL the new \ncodes.\n\n
U530 ZXAM Emulator v1.6B|zoom:utils/U530.DMS|\nThis is the fastest spectrum emulator on \nthe market. Used to be only available for \nAGA machines, now it has versions for ECS, \nAGA and FAST AGA Amiga's!.\n\n
U531 Octamed v4|zoom:utils/U531.DMS|\nThe very best module composer on the market. \nVersion 4 has been released as freeware. \nUpgrade to version 6 in April after using \nthis version. Great stuff!\n\n
U532 Final Wrapper v3|zoom:utils/U532.DMS|\nRemember the reviews the last version of \nFinal Wrapper was given?? Above 90% in \nmost cases.\n\nThis is the very latest revision, has many \nmore abilities and comes with a load of \nextra AREXX macros to allow to assign text \nto sine waves and more!!\n\nA must for all Final Writer users.\n\n
U533 Car Data Analyst|zoom:utils/U533.DMS|\nAnalyse your cars performance.\n\n
U534 Easy DMS|zoom:utils/U534.DMS|\nTakes the hassle out of using DMS.\n\n
U535A Internet Archive|zoom:utils/U535A.DMS|\nA collection of tools to allow access on\nto the Internet.\n\n[HD][1/2 Disks]\n\n
U535B Internet Archive|zoom:utils/U535B.DMS|\n[HD][1/2 Disks]\n\n
U537 F1-GP Editor v2.04|zoom:utils/U537.DMS|\nWelcome to the last public release of \nF1GP-Ed. With this editor you can \ncustomize your copy of MicroProse's \nFormula One Grand Prix (or World Circuit) \nby designing cars, pit crews and helmets \nand by changing the way the computer \ndrivers drive and respond, amongst other \nthings. The aim of F1GP-Ed is to allow \nusers to make F1GP more realistic, by \nusing an easy-to-use user interface.\n\nI have supplied an example datafile which \nwill convert your copy of F1GP, so it \nplays like the real-life 1994 season at a \nmore realistic speed! The lap-times \nchurned out by the computer cars will be \nalot faster than before and much faster \nthan in real life - the performance of \nyour car is not modified. It also \ncontains my recent car setups and lap \nrecords. Please note that it may take a \nlong time to get F1GP setup to be \nrealistic - I have not had time to \nperfect the 1994 datafile!\n\n
U538A PAGESTREAM V3.0 > F|zoom:utils/U538A.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream v3 to v3F\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U538B PAGESTREAM V3.0 > F|zoom:utils/U538B.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream v3 to v3F\n\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
U539A PAGESTREAM V3.A > F|zoom:utils/U539A.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream v3A to v3F\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U539B PAGESTREAM V3.A > F|zoom:utils/U539B.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream v3A to v3F\n\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
U540A PAGESTREAM V3.B > F|zoom:utils/U540A.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream v3B to v3F\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U540B PAGESTREAM V3.B > F|zoom:utils/U540B.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream v3B to v3F\n\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
U541A PAGESTREAM V3.C > F|zoom:utils/U541A.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream v3C to v3F\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U541B PAGESTREAM V3.C > F|zoom:utils/U541B.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream v3C to v3F\n\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
U542A PAGESTREAM V3.D > F|zoom:utils/U542A.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream v3D to v3F\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U542B PAGESTREAM V3.D > F|zoom:utils/U542B.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream v3D to v3F\n\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
U543A Tools Manager v2.1|zoom:utils/U543A.DMS|\nAllows you to put a tool bar on the Work-\nbench with easy to see/click icons.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U544 Yak v2 Beta 7|zoom:utils/U544.DMS|\nLatest version of the tool that allows\nyou to have the PC *. wildcard instead\nof the ?# Amiga version.\n\n
U545 Pro Gambler v2.1|zoom:utils/U545.DMS|\nAn excellent gambling tool - be careful!\n\n
U546 Cop the Lot Pro v1|zoom:utils/U546.DMS|\nA "random predictor" for the National \nLottery.\n\n
U547 Turbo Cat v2|zoom:utils/U547.DMS|\nVersion 2 of the good disk cataloging \nsystem.\n\n
U548 Image Desk v1.4|zoom:utils/U548.DMS|\nSuperb utility that allows you to \n"thumbnail" your pictures for easy viewing, \ncataloging and retreival.\n\n
U550 VMM v3|zoom:utils/U550.DMS|\nLatest version of the virtual memory \nprogram.\n\n
U551 Bluff Video Titler|zoom:utils/U551.DMS|\nSUPERB 3D text video titler. Perform \nmini-animations with 3D text!\n\n
U552 Art Pro|zoom:utils/U552.DMS|\nA good image processor.\n\n
U553 GFX Convertor v1.2|zoom:utils/U553.DMS|\nDecent graphics convertor. Loads about 10 \ndifferent file formats and saves in GIF, \nILBM, PCX, POSTSCRIPT, JPEG. Worth buying \nfor a quick convertor.\n\nProgram for 00 processors and 020 (with \n881 FPU) processor.\n\n
U554 Sound Box v1.97|zoom:utils/U554.DMS|\nCoverts sound samples from IFF, RAW, WAV, \nMAESTRO, VOC, AIFF and MAUD to any of the \nsupported formats. ie. load in as IFF save \nas WAV or load as WAV and save as IFF. \nEasy!!\n\nAmazingly enough, this package also \nsupports 16 Bit samples, mono and stereo\nsamples and also allows you to alter the \nsample in use!\n\n
U555 Smart Fractal|zoom:utils/U555.DMS|\nFractal program for the Amiga.\n\n
U556 Accounts Manager v1.1|zoom:utils/U556.DMS|\nAccounts Manager program for the Amiga.\n\n
U557 Swaz Blanker|zoom:utils/U557.DMS|\nAnother modulerised screen blanker. Good stuff!\n\n
U558 Ami Check|zoom:utils/U558.DMS|\nAmi Check is a powerful CheckBook manager. \nAllows you to keep a record of your cheque \ntransactions and build up a database for \nfuture reference. Ideal for the small/home \nbusiness.\n\n
U559 Amiga Elm v5|zoom:utils/U559.DMS|\nAmiga ELM is one of the best Amiga \nElectronic Mail readers/senders. Allows \nyou to read incoming E-Mail, write or \nreply to the mail and send your E-Mail \nthrough to the relevant channels.\n\nYou need to be connected to the Internet!\n\nDemon Internet use this program for their \nInternet package for the Amiga.\n\n
U560A Delitracker II v2.1|zoom:utils/U560A.DMS|\nA great module player.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U560B Delitracker II v2.1|zoom:utils/U560B.DMS|\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
U561 Grapevine|zoom:utils/U561.DMS|\nGrapevine is a superb IRC (Internet Relay \nChat) connector for the Amiga. Remember \nyou need to be connected to the Internet \nand have Amiga TCP running in the \nbackground.\n\n
U562 ECS Photoalbum v3.6A|zoom:utils/U562.DMS|\nDesigned for the graphics cards (like \nPicasso, Piccola, ECS Spectrum) for the \nAmiga. Allows you to thumbnail and \ncatalogue your pictures in millions of \ncolours.\n\n
U563 Magic Selector v1.6|zoom:utils/U563.DMS|\nFor Magic WB users. Allows you to choose \na different background etc on startup.\n\n
U564 Exotic Ripper v3.1|zoom:utils/U564.DMS|\nLatest version of the superb module and sound \nsample ripper.\n\n
U565A Image Studio v2|zoom:utils/U565A.DMS|\nImageStudio is written for the casual \ngraphics user who wishes to convert or \nmanipulate various graphics formats on \na modest Amiga system. There are several \ncommercial offerings available, however \nthe casual user is paying a lot of money \nfor many facilities and options they \nwould probably never use.\n\nBitmap graphics, by their nature, usually \nrequire large amounts of RAM. One of the \nmain objectives of ImageStudio was to \nreduce this burden by utilising virtual\nmemory - most users have more spare hard\ndisk space than spare RAM.\n\nImageStudio works with several buffers at \nany one time (dependant on how many levels \nof undo are specified), each of these \nbuffers can hold either colour-mapped or \n24-bit images. For a detailed description \nof colour-mapped and 24-bit images, See \nImage types.\n\nImageStudio comes with a fully featured \nARexx port, which allows the writing of \nmacro scripts to automate repetative \nprocesses and also allows communication \nwith other ARexx aware programs. Again, \nARexx has the reputation of being \n"something pretty difficult", so we've\nsimplified the use of ARexx in \nImageStudio by allowing the user to \ncreate, edit and run scripts entirely \nwithin ImageStudio - ImageStudio even \nprovides a blank template as a starting \npoint for each new script.\n\n[1MB+][HD][1/2 Disks]\n\n
U565B Image Studio v2|zoom:utils/U565B.DMS|\n[1MB+][HD][2/2 Disks]\n\n
U566A Term v4.3|zoom:utils/U566A.DMS|\nThe best modem communications package.\n\n[HD][1/3 Disks]\n\n
U566B Term v4.3|zoom:utils/U566B.DMS|\nThe best modem communications package.\n\n[HD][2/3 Disks]\n\n
U566C Term v4.3|zoom:utils/U566C.DMS|\nThe best modem communications package.\n\n[HD][3/3 Disks]\n\n
U567A Term v4.3 030|zoom:utils/U567A.DMS|\n030 version of the modem package.\n\n[HD][1/3 Disks]\n\n
U567B Term v4.3 030|zoom:utils/U567B.DMS|\n030 version of the modem package.\n\n[HD][3/3 Disks]\n\n
U567C Term v4.3 030|zoom:utils/U567C.DMS|\n030 version of the modem package.\n\n[HD][3/3 Disks]\n\n
U568 Lottery Winner v2C|zoom:utils/U568.DMS|\nThis program is designed to help you \nwin the National Lottery. Those of \nyou familiar with my previous programs\nwill no doubt recognize the similarity \nof the prediction method used here. I \nmake no apologies for this. The \nprediction engine employed is reliable\nand proven ( several registered users \nof Pools Tools have won amounts over \n£200, and many other users have won \nminor dividends ). The prediction \nengine used in Lottery Winner has been \ntweaked however to take into account\nthe fact that only 6 numbers are \nrequired.\n\n
U570 Disk Mon Tools v3.1|zoom:utils/U570.DMS|\nA collection of tools to maintain and\nrepair floppy and hard disks.\n\n
U571 APlayer v1.21|zoom:utils/U571.DMS|\nThe AccessiblePlayer is our contribution \nto the Amiga market of music players. \nWe thought that our favourite player \n(Smartplay) just wasn't good enough \nanymore, and since neither D.A.S. \nModplayer nor the Delitracker fulfilled \nour needs we decide to write our own player.\n\nWe hope we have reached our goal by \nmaking a small, fast and user-friendly \nplayer, the AccessiblePlayer.\n\n
U574 GFX Con v1.6|zoom:utils/U574.DMS|\nImage format converter that can load \nand save most formats:\n\nLoad: ILBM, LBM, RGB8, RGBN, PCX, IMG, \n BMP, RLE4, RLE8, GIF, TIFF, JPEG, \n RGB-Raw, Targa\n\nSave: ILBM, PCX, GIF, JPEG, RGB-Raw, \n Postscript\n\n\nFeatures:\n - virtual memory built in (even with a \n plain 68000)\n - color-effects and simple \n transformations are possible\n - shows most information stored in images\n - runs from both shell and WB\n - has a nice GUI\n - fontsensitiv\n - 68020-version included\n - runs on all amiga systems\n\n
U576 Blitz Blanker v2.5|zoom:utils/U576.DMS|\nWell, another screen saver. But this \none's got these features:\n\n- modular (soon more Modules) concept\n- lots of funny modules\n- built in mouseblanker (timed or by \n keystroke)\n- nice GUI (style-guide-compliant)\n- build in screen mode requester \n (Commodore forgot in OS 2.0)\n- ARexx-Interface\n- it's own prefs-editor (BlitzBlankPrefs)\n- automatic switch-back to black screen if \n a blanker stops due to heavy CPU load\n- won't crash if some nasty program opens \n it's window on the blankscreen\n- mouse motion sensitivity adjustable\n- "blank now"- and "blank never"-corner \n (adjustable size)\n- monitors the joystick\n- every module can have it's own screen \n mode (if the module supports it)\n\n
U580 Ami-NCP v1.5|zoom:utils/U580.DMS|\nAmigaNCP is a implementation of the \nPsion link protocol which is e.g.\nbuilt into the Psion S3/S3a palmtop's \nROM. It's main purpose is to provide\nvice-versa nfs-like file access.\n\n
U581A Pagestream v3F-3G|zoom:utils/U581A.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream 3F to 3G\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U586 Essential Aminet 6|zoom:utils/U586.DMS|\nA collection of small (in size!) tools\nfrom the Aminet:\n\nGuide Compiler\nImagine Utils\nMagic Commodity Exchange\nMagic Eye\nMagic WB 1.3 Users\n\n
U588 PC Task v3.10|zoom:utils/U588.DMS|\nDemo version of PC Task v3.1\n\nPC-Task 3 is the first and only \nsoftware 80286 emulator for the Amiga\nrange of computers.\n\nThe following features are included in \nthis release:\n\n- Switchable 8086/80286 emulation\n- Support for up to 16MB RAM (15MB \n extended) of PC memory\n- Up to 2 floppy drives and 2 hard drives \n supported\n- Supports hard disk files and hard disk \n partitions\n- High density floppies and CD-ROM support\n- Select from MDA, CGA, EGA, VGA and SVGA \n (512K-2MB) video modes\n- Support for up to 256 colours on AGA \n machines (32 on Old/ECS machines)\n- Compatible with graphic boards (eg. EGS \n Spectrum, Picasso)\n- Parallel, Serial and PC speaker \n emulation\n- Mouse support, including Serial Mouse \n emulation\n- Run multiple PC-Task processes on the \n same machine\n- Run MS-DOS applications in a window on \n a public screen (eg. Workbench)\n- Transfer files between your Amiga and \n MS-DOS\n- Support for David Salamon's GoldenGate \n bridge cards\n- Compatible with MS Windows 3.0 - 3.11 *\n\n[1.5MB FREE Ram Needed][MSDOS Needed]\n\n
U590 Spondulix v5|zoom:utils/U590.DMS|\nSpondulix `Mark V' has been designed \nas a very powerful personal accounts \nsystem. It is also very easy to use. \nIf you're the sort of person who has \nbeen put off by other personal accounts \nsystems because they look far too \ncomplicated and you can never quite work \nout what your meant to do, then this \nprogram is for you.\n \nOn the other hand, if you are a `power' \nuser who really likes to get his or her \nfingers dirty with setting up this and \nconfiguring that, then this programme is \nalso for you!\n\n
U592 Vark CLI Tools 7|zoom:utils/U592.DMS|\nAnother superb collection of CLI\nutilities and tools from Vark. \n\n
U593 Parnet HD|zoom:utils/U593.DMS|\nThis is a version of ParNET which when \ninstalled on a harddrive works with \nDirectory Opus to produce an effective \nbackup tool and copying program.\n\nIt will also allow access to a CD32/SX1 \nfrom an A1200 or an A1200 with Zappo \nCDROM from another A1200/computer. It \nshould support CDTV too.\n\n
U594 Amiga Fax v1.42|zoom:utils/U594.DMS|\nThis is a freely distributable demo \nversion of the AmigaFax software package. \nIt contains all the features of the \nregistered version, with the following \nlimitations:\n\n1. The send and receive fax functions are \n limited to a single page at a time. \n Fax files of greater than one page may \n still be created and viewed.\n\n2. Created faxes contain a copyright \n notice at the top of the page. This is \n not present in the registered version.\n\n3. dvifax is not operational\n\n
U595A Easy Life v1.10|zoom:utils/U595A.DMS|\nEasylife is an extension for AMOS Pro \nV1.00+. It provides some improved \nvariable manipulation capabilities, \nincluding theaddition of structured, or \n"record type" variables. Also AMOS\ncommand/function interfaces for the \npopular powerpacker & XPK libraries are \nprovided, together with the less well \nknown pattern library, which provides \nUNIX style pattern matching on strings. \n(This is also available in amiga Dos \nlibrary V37+). There is also a large \ngroup of commands & functions which \nenable you to use the Magic User \nInterface (MUI) system for you AMOS \ninterface code. Who needs intuition???\n\nThe extension's features are \nsupplimented by a set of new AMOSPro \naccessory programs. These are not only \nvery useful, but also serve as examples \nof using the easylife commands & \nfunctions. They include:\n\n- The Variable Checker. This accessory \n will check your source codes for errors \n not detected by the AMOS 'Test'\n function, such as the mis-spelling of a \n variable name, and will also find \n redundent code, such as procedures that \n are never called.\n\n- The Editor Enhancer. This accessory \n replaces the AMOS editors search & \n replace menu with improved versions, \n and adds 4 small user menu utilities.\n\n- The Zone Editor. This accessory will \n allow you to draw your zones on the \n screen with the mouse, then save them \n as a bank, or write 'Set Zone' commands \n straight into your source code!\n\n- The Taglist Editor. An example of an \n MUI application, this accessory allows \n you to create MUI taglists for your own \n MUI programs.\n\n- The Structures Compiler. This is \n necessary for you to use structured \n variables in your AMOSPro programs. The \n definitions of the structures are stored \n in comments in your program source code, \n and are converted into global variables \n & a bank by this accessory.\n\n- Amosguide. This accessory replaces your \n on-line help viewer with an amigaguide \n document reader. A patch to create an \n amigaguide file from your AMOSPro help \n is on disk 3 of the distribution.\n\n[1/3 Disks][AMOS Pro Needed]\n\n
U595B Easy Life v1.10|zoom:utils/U595B.DMS|\n[2/3 Disks][AMOS Pro Needed]\n\n
U595C Easy Life v1.10|zoom:utils/U595C.DMS|\n[3/3 Disks][AMOS Pro Needed]\n\n
U596A Visual Arts v2.2|zoom:utils/U596A.DMS|\nVisual Arts is an Graphical User \nInterface designer based on the Gadget\nTools library for Workbench 2.0 or higher. \nVisual Arts takes a different approach in \ncreating professional GUIs that will \nimprove your development time.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U596B Visual Arts v2.2|zoom:utils/U596B.DMS|\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
U597A 3D Convertors|zoom:utils/U597A.DMS|\nLoads of convertors for 3D standards.\nIdeal for all 3D designers and cross\nplatform users.\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U597B 3D Convertors|zoom:utils/U597B.DMS|\n[2/2 Disks]\n\n
U598 Easy Stat v1|zoom:utils/U598.DMS|\nStatistics program.\n\n
U599 Octamed v6|zoom:utils/U599.DMS|\nA demo version of the superb music\nsequencing and editing program.\n\n
U600A Pagestream v3E-3F|zoom:utils/U600A.DMS|\nUpgrade Pagestream 3E to3F\n\n[1/2 Disks]\n\n
U601 Gen Tree v1.5|zoom:utils/U601.DMS|\nGenTree is a Genealogical/Family Tree \nprogram for Amiga computers. Using\nGenTree, you can create, organize, \nand maintain your family tree. Each \nfamily tree can contain an unlimited \nnumber of members. Each member can\nhave pictures, sounds, and annotated \ntext associated with him/her. GenTree\nuses your family tree to create pedigree \ncharts, descendant charts, and family \ngroups. The registered version supports \nthe GEDCOM standard for exporting your \nfamily tree so that it may be used by \nother genealogy programs on any computer.\n\n[2MB+]\n\n
U602 TCP Helper|zoom:utils/U602.DMS|\nThis is just a little gizmo to work \nwith the Demon AmiTCP installation. \nIt possibly won't cope with any other \nAmiTCP setup but you can try. To start \nwith it needs a script called "startnet" \nin Amitcp:bin/. You can set the \ntooltypes to reflect the programs you\nwant to use for linking, ftp, mail, news, \netc.\n\nIt was written using a mixture of CanDo \n2.0 and 3.0 and requires the supplied \ncando.library (in libs:). Sorry about \nthe *enormous* ASCII Art logo, but I just \ngot Photogenics and I wanted to try it \nout. \n\n
U603 Scout|zoom:utils/U603.DMS|\nScout is a tool that allows you to \nmonitor your computer system. It displays \nmany different things -- like tasks,\nports, assigns, expansion boards, \nresident commands, interrupts, etc. -- \nand you can perform some certain actions \non them.\n\nFor example you can freeze tasks, close \nwindows and screens, release semaphores \nor remove locks, ports and interrupts.\n\n
U604 IR Master v3.11|zoom:utils/U604.DMS|\nThe IR-Master project consists of two \nsoftware components and a control \nhardware, which is connected to the \njoystick port of your Amiga (master\nhardware). With this you can control \nalmost every device which is supplied \nwith a ir remote.\n\n
U606 Essential Aminet 5|zoom:utils/U606.DMS|\nMany excellent tools from the Aminet:\n\nAD\nFTpd2\nGUI-FTP\nJack the Ripperv1.36\nTank\n\n
U607 Essential Aminet 4|zoom:utils/U607.DMS|\nMore tools and utilities direct from\nthe Aminet:\n\nAssign Engine\nLZX\nRepack\nSCSI Programmer\nThe Player\nXPK SHRI\n\n
U608A Magic WB Extras 6|zoom:utils/U608A.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench.\n\nVolume 6 in the collection.\n\n[1/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U608B Magic WB Extras 6|zoom:utils/U608B.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench.\n\n[2/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U609A Magic WB Extras 7|zoom:utils/U609A.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench.\n\nVolume 7 in the collection.\n\n[1/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U609B Magic WB Extras 7|zoom:utils/U609B.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench.\n\n[2/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U610A Magic WB Extras 8|zoom:utils/U610A.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench.\n\nVolume 8 in the collection.\n\n[1/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U610B Magic WB Extras 8|zoom:utils/U610B.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench.\n\n[2/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U611A Magic WB Extras 9|zoom:utils/U611A.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench.\n\nVolume 9 in the collection.\n\n[1/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U611B Magic WB Extras 9|zoom:utils/U611B.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench.\n\n[2/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U612A Magic WB Extras 10|zoom:utils/U612A.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench.\n\nVolume 10 in the collection.\n\n[1/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U612B Magic WB Extras 10|zoom:utils/U612B.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench.\n\n[2/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U613A Magic WB Extras 11|zoom:utils/U613A.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench. Volumes 10/11\ncontain many MWB backgrounds.\n\nVolume 11 in the collection.\n\n[1/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U613B Magic WB Extras 11|zoom:utils/U613B.DMS|\nMore, more, more extras for the \nsuperb Magic Workbench. Volumes 10/11\ncontain many MWB backgrounds.\n\n[2/2 Disks][Needs MWB]\n\n
U614 DMS Face v1.1|zoom:utils/U614.DMS|\nThe ultimate DiskMasher interface! Alot \nof work has gone into making this \nprogram a GUI-lover's dream! No longer \ndo you have to type long lines of \ncommands to decompress, compress, view, \nor test your DMS archives. Everything \ncan be achieved with the mouse.\n\n
U615 Lottery Master|zoom:utils/U615.DMS|\nAnother Lottery program...take your pick\nwith this selection.\n\n
U616 Browser II|zoom:utils/U616.DMS|\nBrowserII is a multi-window file manager, \nie it is not limited to two scrolling \nlists! This also means that you can see \nALL informations about a file (several \nfiles), size, date, time, protection, \nfile type, comment,...without horizontal \nscrolling! No need to select a file to \nfollow it horizontaly!\n\n
U617 HD Games Installer 3|zoom:utils/U617.DMS|\nWOW! The third in the series of HD\ngames installers. This one installs:\n\nABSE\nArnie II\nATR\nBeneath Steel Sky\nBump 'n Burn\nFlashback\nKings Quest VI\nLion King AGA\nMK II FIX\nNaughty Ones ECS\nParasol Stars\nRise of Robots AGA\nRock 'n Roll\nSensible WO Soccer\nShadow Fighters ECS\nSkeleton Krew\nSkidmarks 2\nShadow of Beast 3\nSuper Stardust\nTrolls ECS\nUridium2\n\nDoes not remove copy protection and\noriginal disks are needed.\n\n
U618 Texture Studio v1.02|zoom:utils/U618.DMS|\nHOT on the heels of the excellent \nImage Studio the Dean brothers bring\nyou Texture Studio.\n\nTextureStudio supports the loading of \ntexture modules in Imagine3 format. \nThe parameters of the texture can \nquickly and easily be adjusted by means \nof slider gadgets or by typing in the \nnumbers. The texture can then be mapped \nonto a plane, cylinder or sphere and\nrendered to a preview screen and/or as \na 24-bit image to disk.\n\nMany aspects of the texture and render \ncan be altered including axis\nposition/alignment/size, lighting \nsettings, object colours, object size\netc.\n\nTextureStudio allows the user to \nquickly render the texture and\nexplore the effects of changing \nvarious parameters without the need to\nray-trace a new image each time \nsomething altered.\n\nTextureStudio can render images to \ndisk in ILBM-IFF24, JPEG or Targa \nformat. This allows high quality \nimages to be rendered and loaded into\nother programs. 24-bit images of any \nsize can be rendered, regardless of \nmemory available.\n\nSome example textures are included in \nthe distribution but Imagine3 is \nrequired to be able to use it's textures.\n\n[020+][FPU Needed]\n\n
U619 BALLS!|zoom:utils/U619.DMS|\nAn NFA release. Probably the best and\nmost comprehensive lottery programs\nin the market. Extract this now!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
U620 Dynamics|zoom:utils/U620.DMS|\nA fully featured (demo) of a new\nAmiga art package for the Amiga.\n\n[AGA]\n\n
U621 Cheats v2|zoom:utils/U621.DMS|\nTons of new cheats.\n\n
U623 Amiga CD-Rom Guide|zoom:utils/U623.DMS|\nExtract this all CD users!\n\nThis is a very comprehensive compilation\nof Amiga CD-Roms from all over the world.\n\nWhere they come from, description, price\nand even reviews of the CDs!\n\n
U624 Boot X v2.23 Recog|zoom:utils/U624.DMS|\nA very easy to use virus killer.\n\n
U625 Virus Checker v6.54|zoom:utils/U625.DMS|\nThe most popular virus checker/killer\non the market.\n\n
U626 Virus Workshop v5.1|zoom:utils/U626.DMS|\nVery comprehensive virus checker but is\nquite complicated to understand.\n\n
U628 Iconian v2.93|zoom:utils/U628.DMS|\nAn excellent icon editor with the \nfollowing features:\n\no NewIcon support with seperate palettes!\no Fully resizable windows with font \n adaptive GUI.\no Multiple windows and opened icons.\no Scales, remaps, and dithers datatype \n images.\no Forked undo/redos that use user-defined \n amount of FAST memory.\no Interactive preference windows.\no Bevel box, air-brush, and text drawing \n tools.\no 5 brushes with simple manipulations and \n drawing modes.\no 16 levels of magnification.\no Clipboard support\n\n[WB3+][2MB+]\n\n
U629 DIY Reko v2|zoom:utils/U629.DMS|\nDIYreko stands for Do-It-Yourself-reko. \nIt is an ImageFX Arexx macro, which\nmakes a REKO cardset almost automatically, \nsaving you lots of time and work. Before \nyou attempt using DIYreko, please make \nsure you read the Requirements, \nInstallation and Usage parts of the guide.\n\n[4MB+][Image FX v2 Needed]\n\n
U632 Colour Workbench|zoom:utils/U632.DMS|\nChange your workbench completly!\n\n[AGA]\n\n
U633 Protector|zoom:utils/U633.DMS|\nProtect your hard drive from prying\neyes!\n\n
U634 Frodo v1.5|zoom:utils/U634.DMS|\nFrodo is a superb, and easy to use\nCommodore 64 emulator for the Amiga.\n\n[WB 2.1+][020+]\n\n
U635 DOpus Utils 2|zoom:utils/U635.DMS|\nLoads more Directory Opus utilities.\n\n
U638 Essential Aminet 7|zoom:utils/U638.DMS|\nMore Aminet tools and utilities:\n\nImage FX data/patches\nImage Studio data/patches\nLHA Control\nLJ4 Boost\nMaster ISO\nMReko\nPhotogenics data\nProject MIDI\nUND 64\nXDM\n\n
U639 Art of Illusion|zoom:utils/U639.DMS|\nMagic Eye stuff.\n\n
U640 New Utils 12|zoom:utils/U640.DMS|\nLoads of new utilities compiled by\nRob of 17Bit Software in Wakefield.\n\nContains:\n\nCompress Disk\nEasy WB\nFast View\nMini Play\nMiser Print\nMReko\nMUI Screen Mode\nPop Shell\nPub Screen\n\n
U641 Rob's Hot Stash 38|zoom:utils/U641.DMS|\nRob's been pretty busy compiling these\nHOT collections of utilities/tools for\nyou Amiga users. Contains:\n\nBoot Selector\nMCX\nMiniprint\nMultiFR\nMultiVer\nMClock\nNeat\nNoIDE\nPCalc\nRemCom\nRemoveWS\nScreenclock\nSelectCookie\nSleeper\nSort\nSplit\nSpliter\nTDCarEd\nTestPort\nWeave\nWinArrange\nXDM\nxPLay\n\n
U642 Rob's Hot Stash 39|zoom:utils/U642.DMS|\nNew compilation that contains:\n\nCDP\nCDPlayer\nDupFinder\nInterplay\nLZX\nLZXConv\nMagicEye\nMiniXPKGuide\nProtector\n\n
U643 Internet Utils 2|zoom:utils/U643.DMS|\nInternet utilities that contain:\n\nAmiTalk\nAmiTCPHelper\nAmiWatch\nControlPanel\nGUIF\nOnlineOMeter\n\n
U644A Magic WB Extras 12|zoom:utils/U644A.DMS|\nYes! We can't get enough. More extras\nfor that Magic Workbench proggy!\n\nVolume 12 in the collection.\n\n[1/2 Disk][Needs MWB]\n\n
U644B Magic WB Extras 12|zoom:utils/U644B.DMS|\nYes! We can't get enough. More extras\nfor that Magic Workbench proggy!\n\nVolume 12 in the collection.\n\n[2/2 Disk][Needs MWB]\n\n
U645 Final Writer 030 R5|zoom:utils/U645.DMS|\nThis patch speeds up FinalWriter 3.0 \non all 68020/30/40 machines, things\nlike font rendering and internal \narithmetic will be up to 400% faster!\n\nIt works with the following versions:\n\nUS1 - American English created Nov 23 1994\nUS2 - American English created Dec 14 1994\nUS3 - American English created Jan 3 1995\nGB1 - British English created Nov 23 1994\nGB2 - British English created Jan 3 1995\nGER1 - German created Dec 7 1994\nGER2 - German created Dec 14 1994\nGER3 - German created Jan 3 1995\nGER4 - German created Mar 3 1995\n\n[020+][Needs Final Writer v3+]\n\n
KL01 Art Cards|zoom:klondike/KL01.DMS|\nStart of the Klondike cardset range\n\nThis is a complete replacement card set \nfor Klondike Deluxe gamers. 52 brand \nnew and different picture cards. Art \nCards comprises of famous paintings, \nsculptures, etc..\n\n
KL02 Anime Cards|zoom:klondike/KL02.DMS|\nNaughty cartoon Manga cards for \nKlondike Deluxe. Topless posing girls.\n\n
KL03 Cindy Crawford Cards|zoom:klondike/KL03.DMS|\nPwoar...A new set of cards for lucky \nowners of Klondike Deluxe, the visually \nstonking card game for A1200 users. \nFeatures a set of 52 completely \ndifferent photo-realistic cards of \nCindy Crawford. Read the documents on \nthe disk on how to use this new deck.\n\n
KL04 Boris Hajime Cards|zoom:klondike/KL04.DMS|\nErotic card set for Klondike Deluxe. \nThe artwork comes from the paintings \nof Hajime Sorayama, plus 4 from Boris \nVallejo. \n\n
KL05 Faces Cards|zoom:klondike/KL05.DMS|\nCards set for Klondike Deluxe. This set \nfeatures faces of well known people and \ncartoon characters. \n\n
KL07 Startrek Orig Cards|zoom:klondike/KL07.DMS|\nStar Trek cards for Klondike Deluxe. \nThese feature pictures of the crew and \nother characters from the original Star \nTrek series.\n\n
KL08 X-Men Cards|zoom:klondike/KL08.DMS|\nThis is going to be a very popular \ncard-set. Shots from the excellent \ncomic X-Men.\n\n
KL09 Fast Cards|zoom:klondike/KL09.DMS|\nLoads of fast cars on this disk\n\n
KL010 Empire Strikes Cards|zoom:klondike/KL10.DMS|\nLoads of screen shots grabbed from \nthis film.\n\n
KL011 Return of Jedi Cards|zoom:klondike/KL11.DMS|\nScreen shots from the above film.\n\n
KL012 Dr Who Cards|zoom:klondike/KL12.DMS|\nClips, screenshots and more from \nthe Dr.Who series.\n\n
KL013 Marilyn Monroe Cards|zoom:klondike/KL13.DMS|\nMarilyn Monroe cardset\n\n
KL014 Betty Page Cards|zoom:klondike/KL14.DMS|\nBetty Page was Cindy Crawford \nduring the War! Still one to be \nremembered.\n\n
KL015 Elle McPherson Cards|zoom:klondike/KL15.DMS|\nWow! Elle is now on the cards for us \nall to play with!\n\n
KL016 Iron Maiden Cards|zoom:klondike/KL16.DMS|\nThe famous rock band cardset\n\n
KL017 Prehelion Cards|zoom:klondike/KL17.DMS|\nPrehelion cards from the game\n\n
KL018 Star Wars Cards|zoom:klondike/KL18.DMS|\nOne of the most popular films ever\n\n
KL019 Swimsuit Cards|zoom:klondike/KL19.DMS|\nBabes on this cardset\n\n
KL057 NBA Cards|zoom:klondike/KL57.DMS|\nThe NBA basketball cards\n\n
KL058 Ocean Cards|zoom:klondike/KL58.DMS|\n\n
KL059 Birds Cards|zoom:klondike/KL59.DMS|\nPictures of birds - feather kind\n\n
KL060 Mammals Cards|zoom:klondike/KL60.DMS|\nDifferent kinds of Mammals in this\nset of Klondike cards\n\n
KL061 Everton Cards|zoom:klondike/KL61.DMS|\nCards from Everton F.C. Has anyone made\nany cards for other Premiership clubs -\nI am looking for 'Boro cards but others\nsuch as Newcastle, Man U and Leeds are\nwanted for our collection - get producing!\n\n
KL064 Madonna "Sex" Cards|zoom:klondike/KL64.DMS|\nFrom the "book". A set of cards\nfeaturing Madonna.\n\n
KL065 Erotica Cards|zoom:klondike/KL65.DMS|\nDespite the name no hard core. More \nglamour babes on here.\n\n
KL067 New Roses Cards|zoom:klondike/KL67.DMS|\nEven more roses. When you have two sets\nof cards featuring roses then you start\nto wonder about people. Roses are fine\nbut surely there aren't enough to fill\ntwo cardsets?\n\n
KL068 Fractasm Cards|zoom:klondike/KL68.DMS|\nEven more fractals on these cards.\n\n
KL069 Patricia Ford Cards|zoom:klondike/KL69.DMS|\nBabe attack. Patricia Ford cards.\n\n
KL070 Record Covers Cards|zoom:klondike/KL70.DMS|\nCards of various record covers such\nas Simply Red "Stars" etc.\n\n
KL071 Ren & Stimpy Cards|zoom:klondike/KL71.DMS|\nFrom the TV cartoon series.\n\n
KL072 Dream Girls II Cards|zoom:klondike/KL72.DMS|\nGod! Babes again.\n\n
KL073 Manga Maniacs Cards|zoom:klondike/KL73.DMS|\nManga pictures on these cards.\n\n
KL074 Doom II Cards|zoom:klondike/KL74.DMS|\nCards from the Doom game.\n\n
KL075 Wallace & Gromit Cards|zoom:klondike/KL75.DMS|\nFrom the TV and cartoon series.\n\n
KL077 Playboy II Cards|zoom:klondike/KL77.DMS|\nMore Playboy girls in different poses.\n\n
KL078 Pacific Coast Cards|zoom:klondike/KL78.DMS|\nMore, More, More babes - you seen them\nonce, twice, ten, twenty, fifty times\nthrough slideshows, demos, cardsets\nCDs and much more.\n\n
KL079 Asterix Cards|zoom:klondike/KL79.DMS|\nAsterix the cartoon series.\n\n
KL080 Streetfighter II Cards|zoom:klondike/KL80.DMS|\nThe charators from the game.\n\n
KL081 Fireman Sam Cards|zoom:klondike/KL81.DMS|\nFrom the TV cartoon series.\n\n
KL082 Commodore 64 Cards|zoom:klondike/KL82.DMS|\nCovers of C64 games\n\n
TH07A Power Points Clipart|zoom:proclip/TH07A.DMS|\nThe power points collection consists\nof arrows, signs and pointers for\npresentations.\n\n[1/5 Disks]\n\n
TH07B Power Points Clipart|zoom:proclip/TH07B.DMS|\nThe power points collection consists\nof arrows, signs and pointers for\npresentations.\n\n[2/5 Disks]\n
TH07C Power Points Clipart|zoom:proclip/TH07C.DMS|\nThe power points collection consists\nof arrows, signs and pointers for\npresentations.\n\n[3/5 Disks]\n
TH07D Power Points Clipart|zoom:proclip/TH07D.DMS|\nThe power points collection consists\nof arrows, signs and pointers for\npresentations.\n\n[4/5 Disks]\n
TH07E Power Points Clipart|zoom:proclip/TH07E.DMS|\nThe power points collection consists\nof arrows, signs and pointers for\npresentations.\n\n[5/5 Disks]\n
TH08 School Clipart|zoom:proclip/TH08.DMS|\nSchool clipart collection.\n\n
