Date: February 4, 1991
Title: FOG-DOS Disk Library descriptions (disks 000 through 395).
Version: D1
?DISK DOC%000
^#10/01/88$N
@This STARTER.DOS disk contains some of the utilities which we
think are essential for FOG members with MS/PC-DOS systems.
File manipulation, disk recovery, file extraction, and much
more can be handled by these programs.
?CO.COM%000
^#$N
@Tiny PC Magazine program which allows menu-driven file
copying, deleting, and moving, with or without verification.
Mass operations with tagged files and a variety of sorting
options are also available.
?DR.COM%000
^#$N
@Tiny PC Magazine program to view text files (ASCII or
WordStar format) or delete, rename, or move any file, with or
with confirmation. Also allows sorting by name, extension,
size, or the date the file was last changed.
?RN.COM%000
^#$N
@Tiny PC Magazine program for managing subdirectories.
It displays a diagram of the subdirectories and then allows
you to move, rename, create, or remove a subdirectory. Also
hides and unhides, set or unsets the archive or read-only
bits, counts files, or loads DR program.
?PARKAL.COM%000
^PARKAL#1.0$N
@Parks the hard disk head(s) after determining how many drives
(and their size) you have.
?PKARC.COM%000
^Phil Katz Archive#3.5$Y
@Create ARChive files with this program. Note: this version
has been modified to default to the preferred FOG format for
use with submissions to FOG publications and libraries.
?PKXARC.EXE%000
^#$N
@Extract members of an ARChive file. Supports most compression
techniques and accepts wildcards.
?CACHE.COM%000
^Cache#$N
@Use this to increase the operating speed of your hard disk.
?PRN2FILE.COM%000
^Printer to file#1.0$N
@Captures output directed to the printer and writes it to a
disk file where it can be edited or printed separately. In
some cases, it can be a handy way to move data from encrypted
data file to another program.
?LIST.COM%000
^Buerg's List#6.2a$Y
@Full-screen viewing of (ASCII or WordStar compatible) text
files. It offers a wide variety of options, some of which can
be permanently patched.
?NSWP3.EXE%000
^NewSWeeP#3.019$N
@Dave Rand's file management program which allows copying,
deleting, viewing, printing, renaming, and much more. Many
options work equally with files and subdirectories. NewSWeeP
also allows these options with squeezed files or ARChive
files (except with squashed members) and will create new
subdirectories or "Zoom" into alternate subdirectories.
?WHEREIZ.COM%000
^WHEREIZ#$N
@Helps you locate files when you can't remember which drive or
subdirectory holds them. Accepts full names or wildcards.
?TREEG.EXE%000
^Graphics Tree#$N
@Displays graphic listing of the subdirectories on your disk
with subdirectory names in alphabetical order.
?FLIST.COM%000
^Formatting Lister#1.0$N
@Get nicely printed text files without a word processor --
this offers line width, page length, top, bottom and left
margin settings, with or without a heading, page numbers, or
a horizontal scale at the top of each page.
?SCRNSAVE.COM%000
^Screen Saver#$N
@This will blank your screen after three minutes of inactivity
without loss of data -- just press the <CTRL> key to bring
the screen back to view. Note that this program can cause
problems with some programs.
?MK.COM%000
^MasterKey#1.7c$Y
@A menu-driven disk patcher similar to Norton Utilities and
PC Tools. It has built-in help screens and will work with
either floppy or hard disks of any size. The unerase function
is excellent. Be sure to read the documentation before using
to patch a disk.
?UNERASE.COM%000
^UNERASE/DBACK#1.1$N
@Eric Gan's program to undelete files on most disks. Works on
disks up to 20Mb. Use DBACK before attempting to unerase.
?DBACK.COM%000
^#$N
@Backs up the FAT (File Allocation Table) and root directory
of a hard disk to a floppy disk. Also restores the FAT and
directory after a crash.
?SD6.COM%000
^SuperDirectory6#$N
@A directory program which allows you to specify how the files
are sorted and to "page" through a long listing.
?SEARCH11.COM%000
^Search#1.15$N
@A replacement for the DOS PATH command. Unlike PATH, this
program enables the use of programs with overlay and support
files. Note however that some programs will conflict with
SEARCH; it is therefore possible to disable SEARCH in a BATch
file or from the operating system prompt. The need for SEARCH
is much less now that most good software correctly reads the
PATH specifications. New users will probably NOT need this
program.
?SETPRN.COM%000
^Set Printer#$N
@Send setup codes and/or text directly to the printer.
?SIMCGA.COM%000
^Simulate CGA#$N
@Enables you to run many (not all) games which require CGA
(Color Graphics Adaptor) on a monochrome system. Be sure to
read the directions before attempting to use this program.
?UNWS.EXE%000
^UN-WordStar#$N
@Convert a WordStar file to standard ASCII text. (Check
FOGSCAN for other programs which do text conversion if this
doesn't do the job you need done. Text conversion is possible
between all major word processors but this is soley for the
user wanting ASCII rather than WordStar files.)
?LUE220.COM%000
^LBR Util Extractor#2.2$Y
@Use this to extract the members of a library (.LBR) file.
?DISK DOC%001
^#03/23/86$N
@This disk contains several SuperCalc3 templates for
calculating 1985 Federal Income taxes as well as two word
processors.
?GJTAXCAL.CAL%001
^1985 Income Taxes#$N
@A series of SuperCalc 3 templates to help prepare 1985
Federal Income Tax returns.
?FRED.EXE%001
^FRee EDitor#1.21$Y
@A word processing program.
?EDWIN.COM%001
^EDWIN#1.0$N
@A RAM based text editor which works on close compatibles
only. A notable feature is for working with indented code --
it will find the first matching indent, greatly simplifying
the finding of errors in loops, etc. Version 1.5 is much
bigger and has therefore been placed on FOG-DOS.096
?DISK DOC%002
^#07/16/87$N
@This disk contains COMMANDO.
?COMMANDO.EXE%002
^COMMANDO#1.30$Y
@An XTREE-like program for disk management. Also contains a
calculator which allows returning the results of a
calculation to an application program. Most suitable for
hard disk systems with lots of files.
?DISK DOC%003
^#03/23/86$N
@This disk contains a collection of games for users with color
graphics (or true emulators). Some games require BASICA or
GWBASIC. Note: if <ESC> or <BREAK> will not get you out of a
game, you may need to reset (<CTL>-<ALT>-<DEL>) so never
start these games until you are prepared to reset!
?BABY.EXE%003
^#$N
@A sadistic but fun game where you save the bouncing
baby from an apartment fire. Requires graphics card.
?DIGGER.EXE%003
^DIGGER#$N
@A game where you dig tunnels to escape monsters and collect
pots of gold and other treasures. Requires graphics card.
?FLY.BAS%003
^#$N
@A game where you have to find which swatter the fly
is hiding under. Requires GWBASIC or BASICA and a graphics
card for operation. To use, put the Basic program and this
file on the same disk or subdirectory and enter:
 <basic> FLY<cr>
?HOPPER.EXE%003
^HOPPER#$N
@A game very similar to the Atari FROGGER. It requires a
graphics card for operation.
?PACGIRLA.EXE%003
^#$N
@This game is the "women's lib" version of PACMAN. It
requires a graphics card for operation.
?PANGO.EXE%003
^PANGO#$N
@In this game, you kick out the wall to make your escape. It
requires a graphics card for operation.
?STARGATE.EXE%003
^#$N
@In this game, you blast the aliens as they carry away
your crew. Requires a graphics card for operation.
?DISK DOC%004
^#03/23/86$N
@This disk contains programs to make the computer more user
friendly. A later version of AUTOMENU (called AUTOMAXX) has
been put on FOG-DOS.080 because it is so dramatically
different from this version and some users will prefer this
version over the later one.
?AUTOMENU.COM%004
^AUTOMENU#3.01$Y
@This program is used to create a menu-driven system on a
computer with a hard disk. It supports passwording and
several other nice features.
?DESKMATE.COM%004
^PC DeskMate#1.01$Y
@This program is designed to replace several items now
cluttering up desks (alarm clock, calculator, calendar, and
notepad) with the computer. It also allows the user to
control the printer and to execute common DOS commands while
running other programs.
?DISK DOC%005
^#03/23/86$N
@This disk contains the word processor EDIT.
?EDIT.EXE%005
^EDIT#1.17$N
@A word processor. Type EDIT <filename> to get started, <F1>
to quit. PRINTDOC<cr> will print all of the documentation.
?DISK DOC%006
^#04/10/86$N
@This disk contains PC-Write version 2.6 for users with floppy
only systems or users not ready to learn the more complex and
flexible version 2.7 (which may be found on FOG-DOS.060 & 061
?ED.EXE%006
^PC-WRITE 2.6#2.6$Y
@An extensively supported word processing program. A later,
more complex, version is on the disks FOG-DOS.060 and 061.
This version is more suitable for novices or users with
floppy only systems.
?DISK DOC%007
^#06/14/87$N
@Fontastic is a shareware (formerly commercial) program which
exploits the bit graphics mode of some printers for printing
standard DOS ASCII text files. Unlike the original FOG
release of this disk, the files have been left in the .ARC
files in the hope that users will find this less confusing.
?G.BAT%007
^Fontastik#$Y
@Print ASCII files using the bit graphics mode of many
printers. Read -DOS007.DOC before starting.
?ARC.EXE%007
^File ARChive util.#4.5$Y
@Program to collect related files under single filename while
saving space at the same time.
?DISK DOC%008
^#06/14/87$N
@Disk 1 of 2. These disks contain the program PROCOMM, its
documentation, and several support programs. PROCOMM is
probably the best of the communications programs for MS/DOS
computers. It works with most remote systems, including most
mainframes.
?PROCOMM.EXE%008
^PROCOMM#2.4.2$Y
@A communication programs for MS/PC-DOS computers. Heavily
supported with lots of companion modules which may be found
on other disks in the FOG Disk Library. A number of utility
programs such as a converter to allow upward compatiblity of
the .CMD files, a Timed Execution Facility, and a sorter for
the dialing directory are included.
?SOURCE.CMD%008
^#$N
@A sample .CMD to automate calling The Source.
?COMPUSRV.CMD%008
^#$N
@A sample .CMD to automate calling CompuServe.
?FIDO.CMD%008
^#$N
@A sample .CMD to automate calling FIDO boards.
?RBBS.CMD%008
^#$N
@A sample .CMD to automate calling RBBS boards.
?PCP-MENU.CMD%008
^#$N
@A sample (menu-driven) .CMD to automate using PC-PURSUIT.
?DISK DOC%009
^#06/14/87$N
@Disk 2 of 2. PROCOMM documentation and support programs.
?DISK DOC%010
^#10/27/86$N
@This disk contains several programs which are designed to
make managing the files on your disks much easier.
?CONCH.EXE%010
^CONCH#1.0$Y
@A shell program to allow command line editing, virtual
device names, and command aliasing (calling a command by
another name) so as to make long hours at the DOS prompt
much easier, especially for novice users.
?F.EXE%010
^FFM23#2.3$Y
@Also known as FFM23, this is a file manager with windows for
DOS version 3.0 and higher.
?FM.COM%010
^FM#$N
@A file manager which can be made memory resident.
?PCSWP21.EXE%010
^PCSWEEP#2.1$Y
@A "sweep" style file manager which includes many "extras"
including unsqueezing, hex dumps, etc.
?PFM.COM%010
^PFM#$N
@A full screen oriented file manager.
?DISK DOC%011
^#10/27/86$N
@Disk 1 of 2. These disks contain File Express.
?FE.EXE%011
^File Express#3.73$Y
@A data management program designed for ease of use and
flexibility. Perfect for small to medium size databases, it
will handle mailing lists, figures, names, and much more.
?DISK DOC%012
^#10/27/86$N
@Disk 2 of 2. These disks contain File Express.
?DISK DOC%013
^#10/27/86$N
@This disk contains PC-FILE III.
?PCFILE.EXE%013
^PC-File III#4.0$Y
@This well known and well supported data management program
is from Buttonware. Only an abbreviated manual is included
here -- registered users receive complete documentation.
This is all the program most users will need for maintaining
mailing lists, etc.
PC-File.
?DISK DOC%014
^#10/27/86$N
@This disk contains Express Graph.
?GRAPH.EXE%014
^Express Graph#$Y
@A easy-to-use business graphics program. Display the numbers
in one of ten graphic formats, modify it as needed, and
print the chart. A graphics adapter card is required. If the
graphs are to be printed, the printer should be IBM or Epson
compatible or capable to accurately printing screen dumps.
?DISK DOC%015
^#02/21/88$N
@A collection of text editors and word processors, each with
its own unique features and abilities. Programmers especially
will find these helpful and useful.
?EDED.EXE%015
^EDED#$N
@A text editor / word processor, this is extremely fast.
Originally written for programmers, it now handles the word
processing functions needed for many offices.
?FSED.COM%015
^Full Screen Editor#2.0$Y
@A text editor for the programming enthusiasts.
?NOTEPAD4.COM%015
^Notepad#4.0$N
@Similar to SideKick in some of its functions, this memory
resident program will serve many users just as well. Take
notes, save them to disk, and then re-edit them as needed.
ASseMbler (ARChived) source is included here.
?Q.COM%015
^QEdit#2.00$Y
@This extremely powerful text editor is better than many word
processors! It is fully configurable, will use all available
memory, allow multi-file editing, accommodates up to eight
"windows", has cut-and-paste facilities, allows temporary
exit to DOS or DOS shell, has keyboard macros and definable
function keys, and much, much more. The perfect tool for
programmers but easy for novices to use.
?DISK DOC%016
^#12/10/86$N
@Disk 1 of 3. This is the modem communications program and
terminal emulator, PIBTERM.
?PIBTERM.COM%016
^PIBTERM#3.2.5$Y
@A terminal emulation and modem communications program
written in Turbo Pascal and complete with source, this will
emulate most mainframe terminals.
?DISK DOC%017
^#12/10/86$N
@Disk 2 of 3. PIBTERM.
?DISK DOC%018
^#12/10/86$N
@Disk 3 of 3. PIBTERM.
?DISK DOC%019
^#12/10/86$N
@This is the PC Magazine's Benchmark series of programs for
testing PC/XT/AT compatible computers.
?BENCH.EXE%019
^BenchMark#$N
@The benchmark program written by PC Labs and used by
PC Magazine to test PC/XT/AT compatible computers. This
is self-documenting and tests all aspects of the machine.
?DISK DOC%020
^#12/11/86$N
@This disk contains a series of utilities for MS-DOS computers
Of special interest is RDMAN, a shareware RAM disk program.
?BACKSCRL.COM%020
^BACKSCRL#6.4$Y
@A utility to allow scrolling both forwards and backwards,
this is especially handy when calling remote systems or
testing programs. It is memory resident and the user defines
the size of the scroll buffer.
?DOSEDIT.COM%020
^DOSEDIT#$N
@Places system commands in a small buffer so that you can
repeat or edit commands on systems where the IBM function
keys are not implemented.
?EQUIP.COM%020
^EQUIP#$N
@A program to tell you how your computer is configured.
?FILTERS.DOC%020
^FILTERS#$N
@A collection of filter programs for various applications.
ASseMbler source is included.
?FORCLEAN.COM%020
^FORCLEAN#$N
@This will remove comments and labels from a FORTRAN source
code file. ASseMbler source is included.
?FREE.COM%020
^FREE#$N
@This displays the amount of space available on your disk.
?HEX.COM%020
^HEX#$N
@This will convert hexadecimal number to decimal and back
again.
?HIDDEN.DOC%020
^HIDDEN#$N
@This allows you to create and remove hidden sub directories
which can be password protected.
?KBSTAK.COM%020
^KBSTAK#$N
@A command line buffer, this allows setups from BATch files.
?KEEPER.COM%020
^KEEPER#$N
@A keyboard buffer which allows editing of previous commands.
?LOWER.COM%020
^Lower-Case#$N
@Filter to convert upper case to lower case in an ASCII file.
ASseMbler source is included.
?PC-LOCK.DOC%020
^PC-LOCK#1.0$Y
@This allows password protection for hard disks.
?PLABEL.EXE%020
^Print Labels#1.1$N
@This prints disk labels on mailing label stock.
?RDMAN.DOC%020
^RDMAN#$Y
@Probably the finest of the RAM disk programs for PC/ATs.
?REMIND2.COM%020
^REMIND#2.1$Y
@Keeps track of special dates and allows short comments.
?SD-LR.COM%020
^SD-LR#$N
@A directory utility which sorts the files by filename, date,
size, or file extension.
?SNGLSPC.COM%020
^Single-space#$N
@This removes blank lines from an ASCII file. ASseMbler
source is included.
?STATE.COM%020
^STATE#$N
@This checks for the existence of a file called by a BATch
file.
?TD13.COM%020
^TD13#$N
@This is a combination of TREE and DIR.
?TRANSLAT.COM%020
^Translate#$N
@Places each word in an ASCII file on a separate line.
ASseMbler source is included.
?TRUNC.COM%020
^Truncate#$N
@This truncates lines at the first matching character.
ASseMbler source is included.
?UNIQUE.COM%020
^Unique#$N
@This deletes duplicate entries from a sorted file.
ASseMbler source is included.
?UPPER.COM%020
^UpperCase#$N
@This converts lower case to upper case in an ASCII text file
ASseMbler source is included.
?Z.EXE%020
^Z#$N
@A menu driven utility to examine directories and sub
directories.
?DISK DOC%021
^#10/26/87$N
@This disk contains a variety of utilities which any MS/PC-DOS
user will find useful.
?BAT.COM%021
^Extended Batch Lang.#3.08$Y
@EBL is a program which greatly enhances the ability of batch
file commands. Supports "intelligent" menus, interactive user
participation, and much more. Run BATDEMO for a sample or
BATDOC for instructions. Additional features, including
floating point math, are available to registered users.
?EDISK.DOC%021
^EDISK#$N
@A RAMdisk driver for memory above 640K. ASseMbler source.
?FAKEY.COM%021
^FAKEY#1.0$N
@Allows user to program keys for single stroke commands.
?FASTBIOS.DOC%021
^FASTBIOS#$N
@This program changes parts of the BIOS in order to speed up
operation of the system. Some ASseMbler source is included.
?FAT.EXE%021
^FAT#$N
@Modify the File Allocation Table to recover bad disks.
?EZ.COM%021
^EZ#$N
@An enhancer for the keyboard, screen, and I/O on DOS systems
?FF.EXE%021
^FastFormatter#$N
@This fast disk formatter uses both floppy disk drives.
?DISK DOC%022
^#03/26/87$N
@For those who like music and games or want to have something
non-computer literate friends, this disk contains a wide
variety of musical pieces (the sound is generated through the
speaker) and several games.
?PLAYGAME.COM%022
^PLAYGAME#$N
@This collection of games was written with Turbo Pascal.
Included in this set are: Tic-Tac-Toe, Life, Blackjack, and
Mandelzoom (uses imaginary numbers to create graphic art).
It requires a graphics card.
?MUZAK.EXE%022
^MUZAK#2.22$N
@Use to the computer speaker to generate a wide assortment of
musical pieces.
?DISK DOC%023
^#12/18/86$N
@Disk 1 of 2. With this replacement for ANSI.SYS, you have
greater choice in the appearance and use of your computer.
?FCONSOLE.BRO%023
^FANSI-CONSOLE#1.17$Y
@All the files and patches needed to replace ANSI.SYS with
FCON117. It supplies new drivers to program the keyboard,
graphics, etc. Note that the documentation is extensive and
should be reviewed before implementation.
?DISK DOC%024
^#12/18/86$N
@Disk 2 of 2. FCON117.
?DISK DOC%025
^#12/18/86$N
@Two FOG members have contributed their labors with the
programs on this disk. The first is a series of SuperCalc
templates for use in making statistical calculations. The
second is a program to calculate the interest you may earn or
must pay.
?FINANWIZ.EXE%025
^Financial Wizard#$Y
@Written with dBASE III+ and compiled with Clipper, this
program eases the process of calculating interest, etc. on
loans, mortgages, deposits, etc.
?CAL.DOC%025
^CAL#$N
@SuperCalc2 (and higher) spreadsheets for doing statistical
calculations.
?DISK DOC%026
^#12/18/86$N
@This disk contains five games for the PC/XT/AT & compatibles.
will need graphics although some are playable if SIMCGA is
first loaded.
?FASTLIFE.EXE%026
^FASTLIFE#$N
@A self-documenting game of LIFE, it requires color graphics
and is best played with a MicroSoft compatible mouse.
?TANK.EXE%026
^TANK#$N
@This game requires color graphics and is self-documenting.
?KENO.BAS%026
^#$N
@This card game requires a color graphics card and
either BASICA or GWBASIC. It is self-documenting.
?PCPOOL.EXE%026
^#$N
@This pool game is self-documenting and requires color
graphics.
?ZAPSHOT.BAT%026
^ZAPSHOT#$Y
@This arcade style "get the aliens" game requires a color
graphics card. The registration information is missing from
the ZAPSHOT.MAN file. It will be added as soon as we can
find a corrected file.
?DISK DOC%027
^#12/18/86$N
@This disk contains a series of programs to allow the user to
run a Bulletin Board or time sharing machine on a PC/XT/AT or
clone.
?COLOSSUS.COM%027
^Colossus#1.00A$Y
@This bulletin board software was written in Turbo Pascal and
will work on very small systems (PCjr, Tandy 1000, etc.).
It supports nodes and many other features.
?ANSWER.BAS%027
^Electronic AnsMach#$Y
@This electronic answering machine is an easy-to-use way to
offer callers any message the user desires.
?BRKBOX.COM%027
^BRKBOX#1.1$N
@Serial port graphic debugger.
?HOST2.BAS%027
^Host#2.0$N
@This program allows you to access your computer from a
remote computer.
?BASE_PC.DOC%027
^BASE-PC#$N
@Set your computer so that you can access it from a remote
system.
?DISK DOC%028
^#01/08/89$N
@PC Hack. A display oriented dungeons and dragons type game.
?HACK.EXE%028
^PC Hack#3.6$N
@Hack is a display oriented dungeons and dragons type game. It
is similar in style to ROGUE played on UNIX(tm) systems but
HACK is much richer in character. Hack has many more monsters
and highly varied magic. The motivation in Hack is to descend
through the dungeon to find the Amulet of Yendor, then return
to the surface. As you travel you will meet various creatures
(most of them nasty), find objects (some having magical
properties), and experience many hazards in the dungeon
itself.
?DISK DOC%029
^#01/02/87$N
@For those who want to run some CP/M 2.2 programs on their
MS/PC-DOS computer, the program here may suffice.
?Z80MU.EXE%029
^Z80 emulator#3.1$N
@This program is designed to allow the user to emulate a
CP/M 2.2 computer with a Z80 environment on an AT/XT/PC or
clone. It runs very slowly when compared to most Z80 systems
but is acceptable on an AT. This is actually the final beta
test of the software released by MicroInterfaces with their
Z80 emulator card. It is well documented and appears to run
and assemble any well written (and behaved) Z80 program.
?DISK DOC%030
^#01/02/87$N
@This may help those who want to learn MS-DOS.
?TUTOR.COM%030
^DOS Tutor#4.2$Y
@A complete tutorial on MS/PC-DOS.
?DISK DOC%031
^#01/06/87$N
@This disk contains three games for the PC/XT/AT & compatible.
?MONOPOLY.COM%031
^Monopoly#5.5$N
@The famous board game is moved to PC/XT/AT or compatible
computers with this program written with Turbo Pascal. This
game requires color graphics.
?MILLEBRN.EXE%031
^Millebourne#$N
@The classic French card game.
?RISK.EXE%031
^Risk#1.0$Y
@This conversion of the classic game requires color graphics.
?DISK DOC%032
^#08/03/87$N
@This disk contains a mixture of games, a demonstration of
Artificial Intelligence, and a screen graphics manipulator.
?747.BAS%032
^747 Jet Simulator#$N
@Written in Basic, this program requires color graphics.
?DRAW.COM%032
^ANSIDRAW#2.7$Y
@This will work on most graphics cards and allows the
generation (and saving) of graphic screens.
?FACEM.COM%032
^FACEM#$Y
@This places any number of "happy faces" on the screen
without interfering with most other operations.
?HI.EXE%032
^#$N
@Place this in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file and each time
you "boot up", the computer will greet you with a word to
the wise. Just remember not to end your AUTOEXEC.BAT file
with the "CLS" command!
?ESIE.COM%032
^ESIE#$Y
@This game is an example of artificial intelligence.
?DISK DOC%033
^#01/06/87$N
@This disk contains three games for PX/XT/AT or compatibles.
?BACKGAMN.COM%033
^#$N
@This classic board game is self-documenting and will
run on most video cards. It needs ANSI.SYS loaded.
?EMPIRE.EXE%033
^Empire#1.1$N
@Converted from the VAX version (5.0), this war game will
run on most PC's which have ANSI.SYS loaded.
?PCCHESS.EXE%033
^PCCHESS#1.1$Y
@The game requires a color graphics adapter card, with or
without color.
?DISK DOC%034
^#01/08/89$N
@This disk contains games for all MS-DOS machines.
TREK was moved to Disk 266
?ADVENT.BAS%034
^Cave Adventure#$N
@This is a colossal cave adventure, along the classic lines.
You will need either BASICA, or GWBASIC. NOTE: this game
requires your CAPS LOCK to be on.
?DND.EXE%034
^Dungeons'n'Dragons#1.10$N
@DND is a computer fantasy role playing game inspired by the
famous Dungeons and Dragons game.
?AMAZE.EXE%034
^#$Y
@Amaze will ask you for the size of a maze, and will then
generate it, and then solve it for you. You must use DOS
GRAPHICS to print the mazes, but they are pretty good!
?DISK DOC%035
^#07/10/87$N
@Disk 1 of 2. These disks contain the files for MUSES.
?MUSE.EXE%035
^MUSES#1.5$Y
@Geared to the professional author, it generates submission
letters and maintains a database of submissions, rejections,
and potential buyers. It automatically allows a work to be
submitted to multiple editors with a minimum of effort. The
setup is done by running MUSE4.EXE as a stand alone program.
?DISK DOC%036
^#07/10/87$N
@Disk 2 of 2. MUSES.
?DISK DOC%037
^#03/09/88$N
@Utilities greatly ease the frustrations and boredom of using
computers. This disk has programs every user should check out
?DPATH30.EXE%037
^DPATH#3.0$Y
@Add this to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file to replace the DOS PATH
program. It defines a subdirectory search path.
?ADIR103.EXE%037
^Archive Directory#1.03$N
@This directory program will display a listing of the members
of an ARChive file. ASseMbler source is included.
?DD.COM%037
^DoubleDir#1.1$N
@This program will display two directories side-by-side
using a split screen.
?XWORD223.EXE%037
^Xword#2.23$Y
@A program to move files from one word processor to another.
Works on files from WordStar, Wordstar 2000, Sidekick,
MultiMate, XyWrite II Plus, and Word Perfect.
?BAAB.EXE%037
^BAAB(tm)#1.02$N
@Binary to ASCII and/or ASCII to Binary, especially for
exchange (via modem) between two systems when compatible
error checking protocol is not available.
?MAKEREAD.COM%037
^Makeread#$N
@This converts text files into .COM files. The README.COM on
this disk is both an example and explanation.
?IMP80.EXE%037
^ImagePrint#1.5$Y
@A very nice print formatter for dot matrix printers. Gives
you a nice selection of fonts, however, some are available
only to registered users. Special effects, boxes, outline
fonts, and more.
?DISK DOC%038
^#07/31/87$N
@This disk has routines for 'C' programmers. BOOSTERS.ARC has
been moved to FOG-DOS.110 so that there is room for its doc
files. You will need one of the unARChive programs to extract
the member files from the C-SRC.ARC file.
?CWINDEMO.EXE%038
^C Window Demo#$N
@A demonstration of windows. Included here is the source code
in 'C' so that it may be incorporated in other programs.
?C-LIB.DOC%038
^C-LIB#$Y
@A series of functions for handling the I/O.
?C-UTIL.DOC%038
^'C' Math functions#$N
@A series of routines for handling math functions in 'C'.
?CTOPAS.EXE%038
^'C' to Pascal#$N
@Convert 'C' source code to Pascal source code with this.
?C-SRC.ARC%038
^#$N
@A collection of math functions for 'C' programmers.
?SCREEN.DOC%038
^SCREEN#$N
@A series of routines to manipulate the cursor and other
attributes.
?DISK DOC%039
^#01/16/87$N
@Six games have been collected on this disk.
?ARCHERY.EXE%039
^#$N
@A target practice game for one or two players, this
requires color graphics.
?BANDIT.EXE%039
^Bandit#$N
@A one-armed bandit simulation game which requires color
graphics.
?BATTLE.EXE%039
^Battleship#$N
@A new, enhanced version of the battleship game, it requires
color graphics for operation.
?WIZZARD.COM%039
^Wizzard Pinball#$N
@A fast paced simulation for pinball enthusiasts, it requires
a color graphics card.
?IHEARTS.BAS%039
^Hearts#$N
@A computerized version of the favorite card game.

It requires both a color graphics card and either BASICA
or GWBASIC. Enter: <basic> INSTRUCT<cr> to get started.
?MAXHEAD2.COM%039
^Max Headroom#$N
@A fast talking head, this requires color graphics.
?DISK DOC%040
^#01/16/87$N
@Disk 1 of 2. These disks contains an on-screen graphics
generator.
?DRAWMAN.EXE%040
^Drawman#1.0$Y
@An on-screen graphics generator for producing and printing
business graphics and charts. It can also be use to generate
on-screen shapes and line drawings. It requires a graphics
adapter (CGA, EGA, or Hercules compatible). Note: the
documentation is on FOG-DOS.040
?DISK DOC%041
^#01/16/87$N
@Disk 2 of 2. DRAWMAN.
?FLOW.COM%041
^Flow Charts#1.45$Y
@Generate flow charts to keep track of your projects and
software design.
?VIEW.COM%041
^View#$N
@Produces an on-screen map of the heavens. The documentation
is built-in. It requires CGA or EGA for operation.
?DISK DOC%042
^#01/19/87$N
@Disk 1 of 2. Wordworker, created by The Way International
allows fast searches of the New Testament.
?WW.COM%042
^Wordworker#$Y
@Created and supported by The Way International, this program
locates words and phrases in the New Testament. It may be
memory resident (copy blocks into a text file being edited
with most word processors). Locate desired text either by
reference or by occurrence of that text.
?DISK DOC%043
^#01/19/87$N
@Disk 2 of 2. Wordworker.
?DISK DOC%044
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 1 of 16. The complete King James Version of the Bible
in ASCII text files. Each chapter is a separate file.
?GEN01.KJV%044
^King James Version#$N
@All of the books of the King James Version of the Bible are
collected in ASCII text, one chapter per file.
?DISK DOC%045
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 2 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%046
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 3 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%047
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 4 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%048
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 5 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%049
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 6 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%050
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 7 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%051
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 8 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%052
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 9 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%053
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 10 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%054
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 11 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%055
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 12 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%056
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 13 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%057
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 14 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%058
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 15 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?DISK DOC%059
^#06/19/87$N
@Disk 16 of 16. King James Version of the Bible.
?OMITTED.ARC%059
^#$N
@Files omitted from first release of the King James
Version of the Bible. An ARChive extractor is included here.
?DISK DOC%060
^#01/23/87$N
@Disk 1 of 2. These disks contain version 2.7 of PC-WRITE, one
of the best shareware word processors. This version will work
best on a system with a hard disk. Novices and users without
a hard disk should try version 2.6 which is on FOG-DOS.006.
?ED.EXE%060
^PC-Write 2.7#2.7$Y
@This two disk version represents a major upgrade to the
long-time favorite. It now includes a spelling checker and
mouse support. This version supports multiple screens and
over 50 printers. Information about becoming a registered
user is in the file ORDER.
?DISK DOC%061
^#01/23/87$N
@Disk 2 of 2. PC-WRITE.
?DISK DOC%062
^#01/23/87$N
@Here is help for preparing your 1986 Federal Income Tax
return.
?PC-TAX86.EXE%062
^PC-Taxes 1986#$Y
@A complete package to assist users in the preparation of
their 1986 Federal Income Tax return. It requires 256K of
RAM and will run on either floppies or a hard disk. It will
run on any monitor and a 1987 version should be available.
?DISK DOC%063
^#01/23/87$N
@This disk contains two communications programs.
?MITEU.EXE%063
^Miniature MITE#4.0$Y
@A demo version of the MITE communications program.
?MINIHOST.COM%063
^Minihost#$Y
@A complete BBS system for DOS computers.
?DISK DOC%064
^#02/17/87$N
@With the program on this disk, you can have some fun while
your phone company.
?PACBELL.COM%064
^Pac Bell Info Game#$N
@Based on questions about Pacific Bell products, this game
provides some valuable information about telephone services
available since "The Breakup". This is a program which needs
CGA but which will successfully run on a Hercules-type board
using SIMCGA. Just enter: SIMCGA<cr> and then: PACBELL<cr>
if you don't have the color graphics.
?DISK DOC%065
^#01/26/87$N
@This disk contains a collection of language tutorials.
?FRENCH1.ARC%065
^#$N
@Basic French language lessons.
?GERMAN1.ARC%065
^#$N
@Basic German language instructions.
?GERMAN2.ARC%065
^#$N
@Advanced German language instructions.
?SPANISH1.ARC%065
^#$N
@Basic Spanish language instructions.
?SPANISH2.ARC%065
^#$N
@Advanced Spanish language instructions.
?DISK DOC%066
^#03/09/88$N
@This disk contains a modem communications program.
?TELIX.EXE%066
^Telix#2.12$Y
@A very popular telecommunications (modem) package with a
host mode, script files (for auto logon), and much more.
?DISK DOC%067
^#02/17/87$N
@Here are some useful utilities and a description of the LIM
expanded memory standards.
?PARKAL.COM%067
^PARKAL#$N
@Park your hard disk head(s) with this. It automatically
determines the number and size of your drives.
?BDISK.DOC%067
^BDISK#$N
@A replacement for VDISK.SYS, this shows when a RAM disk is
in use.
?LIMSPEC.MEM%067
^#$N
@A complete description of the Lotus / Intel /
Microsoft Expanded Memory specifications.
?KLEEUTIL.DOC%067
^Klee Utilities#$N
@A series of utilites to make using the computer much easier.
?UPDATE.EXE%067
^#$N
@This is part of the cataloging system.
?WSFILTER.EXE%067
^#$N
@This converts WordStar document to ASCII files.
?WSFIX.EXE%067
^#$N
@This converts ASCII to WordStar document files.
?CAT.EXE%067
^#$N
@This is part of the cataloging system.
?KOR.EXE%067
^#$N
@This enables the correspondence mode of Epson and Okidata
printers.
?KSORT.EXE%067
^#$N
@This will sort up to 4000 lines and ignore case.
?MAIL.EXE%067
^#$N
@Part of a message system.
?PAIR.EXE%067
^#$N
@This will check for characters which should be paired.
?PRINTER.EXE%067
^#$N
@This provides menu selections for font changes on Epson and
Okidata printers.
?SEND.EXE%067
^#$N
@Part of the message system.
?SHOW.EXE%067
^#$N
@This replaces the DOS TYPE command.
?DISK DOC%068
^#02/25/87$N
@This disk contains three programs which are primarily for
experienced programmers.
?KERMIT12.ASM%068
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for the popular mainframe
communications program.
?LOAD.ASM%068
^#$N
@ASseMbler source code for a loader using the SYSPARM
block.
?AUGUSTA.BAS%068
^Augusta#$N
@An ADA compiler, this is a subset of the US government's.
This is not a tutorial -- you must know Ada to use it.
?DEMO.AUG%068
^#$N
@A demo of a number guessing game.
?SIEVE.AUG%068
^#$N
@Eratosthenes Sieve benchmark.
?DISK DOC%069
^#01/29/87$N
@This disk contains a collection of programs and utilities
related to communications, including a new modem program
called OZCOM.
?COMM3.DOC%069
^COMM3#$N
@Software to support an extra communications port (COM3:). It
requires hardware modification of an IBM Asynchronous board.
?D'SCOPE.COM%069
^D'SCOPE#$N
@This monitors traffic over an RS-232 line.
?OZCOM.COM%069
^OZCOM#1.31$Y
@Modem program supporting all basic communications functions.
?DISK DOC%070
^#03/09/88$N
@This disk contains a number of utilities designed to make
using an MS/PC-DOS system much easier. The Terminate and Stay
Resident programs from the earlier releases were moved to
FOG-DOS.083. Again it was necessary to make room for the
expanding QFILER; LS been moved to FOG-DOS.141. HOT and TRACE
have been moved and will be added to a later disk.
?PC-DSK12.COM%070
^PC-DSK12#1.2$Y
@A disk cataloging system with documentation built in.
?PKFIND.COM%070
^PKFIND#1.0$Y
@This file finder searches all subdirectories.
?SFIND.COM%070
^SFIND#1.00$Y
@A file finder which searches both sub directories and .ARC
files in order to locate all files matching the user
defined mask. It supports wildcards.
?QFILER.EXE%070
^Qfiler#3.1$Y
@A menu-driven file manager that allows you to incorporate
your favorite file compression programs in addition to the
basic file moves, deletes, copying, and more, most notably
tagging files for bulk operations. Very user friendly.
?DISK DOC%071
^#03/09/88$N
@Disk 1 of 2. These disks contain WAMPUM, a dBASE III look-a-
like which operates WITHOUT command (.PRG) files. It allows
the user to utilize a relational database without first
learning to write programs and at a very low cost (the author
requests $25 if you find it useful). Complete documentation
and two sample applications are on FOG-DOS.072.
?WAMPUM.EXE%071
^WAMPUM#3.2B$Y
@Ward's Automated Menu Package Using Microcomputers is a full-
featured, menu-driven implementation of the dBASE III
programming language. This version adds network support while
remaining both an application development tool and an end-
user data management system. Either use one of the sample
programs or start WAMPUM with the command WAMPUM VOODOO<cr>.
A definite best buy for data management applications.
     Note: this version will not work after 12/31/89 and
after 90 days, it reminds you to become a registered user.
?REPORT.EXE%071
^#$N
@Clipper's Report generator for use with WAMPUM.
?DISK DOC%072
^#03/09/88$N
@Disk 2 of 2. WAMPUM documentation & sample applications.
?LABEL.EXE%072
^#$N
@Clipper's Label generator for use with WAMPUM.
?MAILLIST.ARC%072
^#$N
@A sample mailing list application written with WAMPUM.
?ORDRNTRY.ARC%072
^#$N
@A sample order entry system for WAMPUM to show just how easy
it is to use WAMPUM -- it was written in about an hour!
?DISK DOC%073
^#01/29/87$N
@This disk contains a collection of technical bulletins for
the AT&T 6300 PC. All of these files are ASCII text files and
may be TYPEd or printed with most text editors or word
processors.
?BLT.%073
^AT&T 6300 Bulletin#$N
@Bulletins from the AT&T PC6300 Support BBS.
?BLT8.TXT%073
^#$N
@Information on the Sidekick 1.56A patches for PC6300
?BLT14.TXT%073
^#$N
@Notes about using a COPYIIPC board on the AT&T PC6300
?BLT30.TXT%073
^#$N
@Information on low level formatting for PC6300 ROM 1.43
?DISK DOC%074
^#07/30/87$N
@Disk 1 of 2. These disks contain a collection of source codes
for many of the utility programs in the FOG Disk Library. The
assembled versions are elsewhere in the library as this disk
is useful only to those interested in learning Assembly
Language programming (samples always make it easier). These
disks were merely reorganized, not updated with new releases.
?ASMTUTOR.TXT%074
^#$N
@ASCII tutorial for assembly language programming.
?$INSERT.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for inserting a string within another
string.
?$SEARCH.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for finding a string within another
string.
?BINIHEX.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for converting binary to hexadecimal.
?BSORT.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for sorting a string array.
?COMINIT.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for initializing the COMM line.
?COMINK.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for checking COMM line for input.
?COMMLIB.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for initializing a COMM line.
?COMOFF.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for turning off input from COMM line.
?COMON.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for turning on input to COMM line.
?COMOUT.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for sending output to a COMM line.
?COMPARE.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for comparing two strings.
?DECIBIN.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for converting decimal to binary.
?DECIHEX.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for converting decimal to hexadecimal
numbers.
?EMESSOUT.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for sending exception messages.
?FCLOSE.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for closing a file.
?FCREATE.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for creating a file.
?FLUSHIT.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for flushing a circular buffer.
?FREAD.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for reading a byte from a file.
?FWRITE.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for writing a byte to a file.
?GETSPEC.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for getting a file specifier.
?GUN.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for generating a machine gun sound.
?HAPPY2.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for creating a happy face on screen.
?IBM-COMM.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for COMM port I/O routines.
?KAZOO.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for generating variable pitch sounds.
?LEXINSER.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for inserting a word in ordered list.
?LEXSEARC.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for searching an ordered list for a
specified word.
?LOWERCAS.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for converting string to lower case.
?MEMSCAN.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for scanning 1Mb of RAM.
X=used and .=unused.
?NEWNAME.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to rename file & change subdirectory.
?NOISE.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for producing noise on the speaker.
?ONLINE.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for program to show who is logged on
a Novelle LAN.
?OUTCB.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for circular buffer output handler.
?PASSWORD.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for password protection of files.
?PCLOCK.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to enable & disable clock interrupts.
?PIANO.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for creating speaker music from
keyboard input.
?PRINT.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for print routine as background task.
?PRNFIX.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to filter non-printing characters.
?PRNT.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for print subroutine from BASIC.
?PROFIL.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for MS-DOS profiler.
?PSTRING.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to print a string.
?PUTCB.ASM%074
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to put a byte in a circular buffer.
?CRLFRM.EXE%074
^CRLFRM#$N
@Will remove CR/LF from the end of a file. ASseMbler source is
included.
?DATESTR.EXE%074
^DATESTR#$N
@Write date string to STDOUT. ASseMbler source is included.
?DISK DOC%075
^#07/30/87$N
@Disk 2 of 2. Source for many assembly language programs.
?REMCLK.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to display time in the upper
right-hand corner of the screen.
?SALEXINC.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to define the size of a keyboard
buffer.
?SAVE.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to save input from COMM port to file.
?SCAV30.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to scan and lock out bad disk blocks.
?SCRNSAVE.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to turn off screen after inactivity.
?SEARCH.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for searching for a string within a
string.
?SERCOM.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for doing a serial port driver call
BASIC.
?SHELL.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for good program structure demo.
?SHIFTS.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to check status of the shift keys.
?SKELCOM.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to specify condensed mode on the IBM
printer.
?SKELEXE2.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to specify condensed mode on IBM
printer.
?SMASCII2.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for ASCII character counter.
?SPACEWAR.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to produce weird speaker noises.
?STACK.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to define a 512K byte stack.
?STDCRLF.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to send CR/LF to output device.
?STDIN.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to provide STDIN with echo.
?STDINCK.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to check for STDIN input.
?STDINNE.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for standard input with echo.
?STDIOLIB.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source of library of STDIO routines.
?STDMESSO.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to send message to STDIO
?STDOUT.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to output to STDIO.
?STDOUTDR.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to direct console output.
?STDSPACE.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to send space to STDIO.
?SUBZ.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for screen handling routines.
?SUPEREN.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to rename a file or subdirectory.
?SWITCH.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to switch two strings.
?SYSINT.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to allow interrupt calls from 'C'.
?SYSPARM.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for buffers & programs to pass
parameters.
?TAPE.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to link a tape drive to the
controller on a PC.
?TEE.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to provide 'T' junction for pipes.
?TEE1.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to provide tee junction for pipes.
?TERMINAL.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a simple 1200 baud terminal
program.
?TK.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to tokenize ASCII files.
?TRIM.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to excerpt a line from a file.
?UPPERCAS.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to convert a string to upper case.
?VALIDATE.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to check for valid file names from
BASIC.
?VIDOFF.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to turn off the video.
?VIDON.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to turn on the video.
?VOLREN.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to rename a file, subdirectory or
volume.
?WHAT.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to check & display hardware
configuration.
?WHEREIS.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to search disk for a file.
?WINDOW.ASM%075
^#$N
@ASseMbler source demonstrates video window functions.
?DISK DOC%076
^#02/02/87$N
@This disk contains a crippled version of CHIWRITE, a word
processor with some unique features. It supports many fonts
and requires graphics card. It is a WYSIWYG (What You See Is
What You Get) but this version contains only some of the
fonts. Most of the printer and graphics support is available
only to registered users.
?CW.EXE%076
^CHIWRITE#$Y
@A demo of a WYSIWYG word processor.
?DISK DOC%077
^#07/30/87$N
@Disk 1 of 2. These disks contain New York Word, a word
processor which includes a spelling checker, multiple windows
and graphics. It also supports macro strings. Documentation
is somewhat sketchy but a full manual is available to
registered users. The program includes excellent on-line help
?NYWHELP.0%077
^New York WORD#1.2$Y
@A word processor which includes spelling checker, multiple
windows, graphics, and much more.
?DISK DOC%078
^#07/30/87$N
@Disk 2 of 2. New York Word.
?DISK DOC%079
^#02/04/87$N
@This disk contains two utilities.
?WINDOWS.DOC%079
^WINDOWS#$N
@A 'C' library to add moving windows to program being created.
?DEMO.EXE%079
^#$N
@Demonstration of window functions.
?SHELL.COM%079
^SHELL#$N
@A UNIX 'C'-Shell look-a-like for DOS.
?DISK DOC%080
^#02/17/87$N
@This disk contains a series of utilities to examine and
manipulate the files on your disk.
?AUTOMAXX.COM%080
^AUTOMAXX#2.1$Y
@Front end for MS-DOS -- a menu system and disk file handler.
?BIGD.EXE%080
^BIGD#$N
@Displays full listing of disk, including all subdirectories
and their contents.
?COUNT.EXE%080
^COUNT#$N
@Counts words and lines in an ASCII file.
?LDIR29.COM%080
^LDIR# 2.9$N
@A super directory program. ASseMbler source is included.
?DISK DOC%081
^#02/05/87$N
@This disk contains a mixture of utilities used to handle disk
files and to manage disks, both hard and floppy. Of special
interest to many users may be TEXTBUF which allows cutting,
pasting, etc. of a screen dump.
?COVERV2.COM%081
^COVER#$N
@Read directory and create print out for disk sleeve.
?DS211.EXE%081
^Directory Scanner#2.11$N
@Scans the directory for a file, displays the directory and
performs file backups automatically if desired.
?TEXTBUF.COM%081
^TEXTBUF#1.1$Y
@Full screen editor which allows cut and paste and sends
screen to a file.
?TEXT21.COM%081
^TEXT#2.1$N
@Filter ASCII files and eliminate space, convert upper to
lower case, lower to upper case, etc.
?VFAT.EXE%081
^VFAT#$N
@Displays the File Allocation Table (FAT), graphically and by
directory entry.
?DSKRPK.EXE%081
^DSKRPK#$N
@Repacks a hard disk to make files contiguous.
?FATDUMP.COM%081
^FAT#$N
@Screen dump of the File Allocation Table.
?FATSTART.COM%081
^#$N
@Alternate version of FATDUMP.
?FATSTUFF.DOC%081
^#$N
@Documentation for FATDUMP and FATSTART.
?DISK DOC%082
^#02/16/87$N
@This disk contains a set of diagnostics and utilities for the
PC-AT and close clones. Some of these files may be usable on
a PC or XT but they are primarily for an AT.
?ATDIAG.COM%082
^ATDIAG#$N
@Sets system parameters in non-volatile RAM. Replaces the one
IBM sells for $150.
?ATDSKPCH.COM%082
^AT Disk Patch#$N
@Patch for floppy time-out problem on an AT. ASseMbler source
is included.
?CLOCK.COM%082
^CLOCK#$N
@Places a clock on the screen.
?CORELOOK.COM%082
^CORELOOK#$N
@Hexadecimal dump of memory.
?DSPOOL.COM%082
^DynaSpool#1.2$N
@A print spooler.
?FIXDSK.COM%082
^FIXDISK#$N
@Fixes disk access problems for speeded up ATs so that XT
software may be used. ASseMbler source is included.
?HDPREP.EXE%082
^Hard Disk Prep#4.0$Y
@Formats hard disk at the hardware level.
?KEY.COM%082
^KEY#$N
@Programs the function keys
?MAP.COM%082
^MAP#1.4$N
@Displays a map of the memory usage.
?MEMORY.COM%082
^MEMORY#$N
@Allows display and modification of memory.
?MSPOOL.COM%082
^MSPOOL#$N
@A print spooler.
?MV.COM%082
^MV#$N
@Moves files from one subdirectory to another.
?P.COM%082
^P#$N
@Sets printer port and Epson print parameters.
?PCU.COM%082
^PCUTIL#$N
@Sets parameters of the operating environment.
?PEEKPOKE.COM%082
^PEEKPOKE#$N
@Memory resident program to examine or change memory.
?RAM.COM%082
^RAM#$N
@RAM disk driver.
?RN.COM%082
^ReName#$N
@Allows renaming of sub directories.
?SDIR50.COM%082
^SuperDIRectory#5.0$Y
@Directory program designed to reveal lots of information
about the files on a disk.
?SDUMP.COM%082
^SDUMP#1.2$N
@Hexadecimal dump of memory.
?SP.EXE%082
^SP#3.6$Y
@A print spooler.
?SPC.EXE%082
^SPC#$Y
@This is a print spooler.
?VDL.COM%082
^VDL#$N
@Allows file deletion using wild cards.
?VTREE.COM%082
^VTREE#$N
@Graphic display of subdirectories.
?ATEXTMEM.COM%082
^AT Extended Memory#$Y
@Displays extended memory installed on an PC-AT or clone.
?ATFAST.COM%082
^ATFAST#$N
@Restore AT speed after using ATSLOW.
?ATFDTEST.COM%082
^ATDFTEST#$N
@Test of the IBM floppy disk controller.
?ATSLOW.COM%082
^ATSLOW#$N
@Reduce speed of AT system so that XT software may be used.
?ATEXT.DOC%082
^ATEXT#$N
@Converts a text file into an AUTOCAD script file.

Note: includes only the source code in 'C', documentation,
and instructions for compiling with Lattice 'C'.
?DISK DOC%083
^#07/16/87$N
@This disk contains a series of utilities to manage memory
resident programs and to examine the interrupts used by a
program. Another word processing program is also included.
?TSCRIPT.COM%083
^Turbo Script#4.0$Y
@A word processor with on-line help, it appears to have a few
quirks but full source (written with Turbo Pascal) is
included and it shows nice potential.
?TSR.DOC%083
^TerminateStayReady#$N
@A series of utilities to manage memory resident programs.
Includes ASseMbler or Pascal source for some of the modules
?DISK DOC%084
^#02/09/87$N
@This disk contains utilities to enhance DOS.
?FLASH.COM%084
^FLASH#1.0$N
@Source code for inclusion in a Turbo Pascal program. Checks
the status of system hardware. Used to auto-configure an
applications program.
?FSD14.COM%084
^FullScreenDebugger#1.4$N
@Full screen debugger more powerful than IBM's DEBUG.
?TS.EXE%084
^TimeSaver#$N
@Time scheduler with full-screen calendar and alarm clock. It
has full on-line help.
?WINPRINT.COM%084
^WINPRINT#1.00$Y
@Variable screen capture, printer dump, and keystroke capture
program.
?DISK DOC%085
^#08/03/87$N
@This disk contains utilities for cataloging your disks and
for writing and retrieving memos from a free form database.
?INSTANT.EXE%085
^Instant Recall#1.5x$Y
@A free form database for keeping and retrieving memos.
Attempting to use this program without first creating the
required subdirectory and placing in it the required data
files will result in very strange behavior. The program may
be installed as a memory resident program. Be sure to read
pages 4-6 of the documentation before attempting to use it.

Precept has sold Instant Recall to Broderbund Software. Call
(415) 492-3500 for information about registering / updating.
?KEYFAKE.COM%085
^KEYFAKE#$N
@Allows keyboard input from a file so as to avoid the "Press
any key to continue" type messages.
?WSSI220.EXE%085
^WSSINDEX#2.20$Y
@A disk file cataloguer for hard disks and floppies.
?WSSM110.EXE%085
^WSSMERGE#1.10$Y
@Merges two WSSINDEX databases.
?DISK DOC%086
^#07/31/87$N
@This disk contains a number of Turbo Pascal subroutines and a
Tutor to help users learn Turbo Pascal.
?CURSORS.DOC%086
^CURSORS#$N
@A series of routines to change video attributes of the
cursor style. Some have been compiled and are so included.
?KEYS.DOC%086
^KEYS#$N
@A series of routines to display keyboard toggles.
?CHEKDSK.PAS%086
^#$N
@A subroutine to show disk status.
?COMPACT.PAS%086
^COMPACT#$N
@Compact a string to the appropriate size.
?DATE.PAS%086
^GETDATE#$N
@A subroutine to retrieve the date from the system clock.
?DEFDRIVE.PAS%086
^#$N
@Find out what the current default drive is.
?DIRECT.PAS%086
^#$N
@Get current directory from current drive.
?DISKDOOR.PAS%086
^DISKDOOR#$N
@Subroutine to check the status of the drive or drive door
and prevent crashing from resulting error.
?FASTBOX.PAS%086
^#$N
@Draw a box from specified start and stop points.
?FIXREAL.PAS%086
^FIXREAL#$N
@Subroutine to correct the rounding of real numbers.
?FREEZE.PAS%086
^FREEZE#$N
@Subroutine to halt action (freeze processing) until a
function key is pressed.
?OLDDDOOR.PAS%086
^#$N
@Used to control messages output if the drive door is
open or the file does not exist.
?PASDIR.PAS%086
^#$N
@Subroutine to manipulate disk directory.
?PRINTCHK.PAS%086
^Printer Check#$N
@Subroutine to determine the printer status.
?PRNTSCRN.PAS%086
^PrintScreen#$N
@Subroutine to simulate the function of <SHIFT><PrintScreen>.
?SETDATE.PAS%086
^SETDATE#$N
@Subroutine to set the system date from within a program.
?SETTIME.PAS%086
^SETTIME#$N
@Subroutine to set the system time from within a program.
?SPACEOUT.PAS%086
^SPACEOUT#$N
@Subroutine to format strings for a report.
?TESTDOOR.PAS%086
^#$N
@Subroutine to test the disk drive door.
?TESTKEYS.PAS%086
^#$N
@Subroutine to test the keys.
?TIME.PAS%086
^TIME#$N
@Module to get the time from the system clock.
?WRITEMS.PAS%086
^WRITEMS#$N
@Subroutine to output message to specific screen location.
?TURBO.MSG%086
^Turbo Pascal Tutor#$N
@Lessons to help you learn Turbo Pascal programming.
?TIME.INC%086
^#$N
@Get the time from the system clock for calculating
elapsed time.
?LOWDSK.PAS%086
^#$N
@Check logical sector number calculations.
?BASECALC.PAS%086
^#$N
@A base calculator for decimal numbers.
?ASYNC.PAS%086
^ASYNC#$N
@I/O handling for asynchronous communications adapter.
?DISK DOC%087
^#08/03/87$N
@This disk contains a number of powerful and useful utilities.
?ALUSQ.COM%087
^ALUSQ#1.1$N
@An "all purpose unsqueezer" to decompress files with
extensions which include "Q" as middle character.
?DU.EXE%087
^Disk Utility#$N
@Display and edit disk sectors.
?LU86403.EXE%087
^Library Utility#4.03$N
@Create and manage file libraries (.LBR files).
?LUE220.COM%087
^Library Extractor#2.2$N
@A fast extractor for library (.LBR) files.
?RECONFIG.COM%087
^RECONFIG#$N
@Allows user to reconfigure the system by executing alternate
AUTOEXEC.BAT files and loading alternate CONFIG.SYS files.
?TEXTCON.EXE%087
^Text Converter#1.2$Y
@Converts text files from one word processor format to
another or into ASCII.
?TIMEPARK.COM%087
^Timed Disk Parker#$N
@Parks a hard disk after period on inactivity. ASseMbler
source is included.
?TREEG.EXE%087
^Graphics Tree#$N
@Displays tree structure of subdirectories on screen.
?WHEREIZ.COM%087
^WHEREIZ#$N
@Locates files regardless of subdirectory. Replaces WHERE,
WHEREIS, WHEREIR, etc.
?IFF.COM%087
^IFF#2.0$N
@Allows user to create powerful interactive BATch files.
?SCREDIT.COM%087
^ScreenImage Editor#2.1C$Y
@This is both a screen image editor and a batch utility
program. Use it to create menus and help files.
?F32.EXE%087
^Filer#3.2$Y
@Menu driven disk file manager with mouse driver. Also known
as DOS 2 Filer.
?DISK DOC%088
^#02/16/87$N
@This disk contains a program for creating and printing forms.
?EZF.COM%088
^EZ-Forms Manager#C.24$Y
@A complete program for creating and printing custom forms. A
blank form may be called up and completed using protected
fields. Registered users get additional files.

NOTE: When registering, please reference FOG's identifying
number (C24002044).
?DISK DOC%089
^#03/05/87$N
@Disk 1 of 2. These disks contain a sales prospecting tool.
?ACS-PERS.EXE%089
^IN-CONTROL#$Y
@A sales prospecting tool and organizer. This program relates
activities to persons. It also summarizes dollars spent for
any activity or group of activities, for any person, for
any period of time. It is ideal for tracking data on a
person or prospect, but it can also be used to summarize
collections, subscriptions, appointments, etc. It includes a
telephone dialer and works as a "tickler". IN-CONTROL was
written with dBASE III and compiled.
?DISK DOC%090
^#03/05/87$N
@Disk 2 of 2. These disks contain IN-CONTROL.
?DISK DOC%091
^#08/03/87$N
@Most of the files on this disk are utilities to make using
MS-/PC-DOS computers faster or easier. Be sure to check the
documentation for each program before using these tools.
?CACHE2.COM%091
^CACHE2#$N
@Uses existing RAM for disk caching. ASseMbler source is
included.
?COMPAR21.EXE%091
^COMPARE#2.2$N
@Compares two files and creates a DIFF (difference) file.
?DOG.EXE%091
^DOG#1.01A$Y
@Sorts, packs, and re-orders the files on a disk so as to
optimize performance. Especially good on hard disk systems.
?HD.COM%091
^HD#$N
@Displays and checks speed of interleave factors on a hard
disk. ASseMbler source is included.
?NSWP3.EXE%091
^NewSWeeP#1.019$N
@Originally a CP/M program, this excellent file handling
utility allows viewing, printing, and copying of files. It
supports subdirectories (and can create them) and will "zoom
into" .ARC files and subdirectories. You may also exit this
program temporarily to run another. Two doc files are
included: the features added for the DOS version and the
original CP/M documentation. Most features remain unchanged.
?DISK DOC%092
^#03/05/87$N
@The programs on this disk can help some users make money. One
may not be of value for users in areas which restrict
gambling; the other will be of value to both the professional
and the amateur money handler.
?TRUELINE.EXE%092
^TRUELINE#3.0$Y
@Calculates the betting line and on an NFL football game
based on the statistics from 1984, 1985, and 1986. This
program correctly picked the Super Bowl winners for the last
four years. Good Luck!
?SOLVE-IT.COM%092
^SOLVE-IT#$Y
@A collection of memory resident financial and statistical
functions, including loan amortization, cash flow, payments,
and future values. It is extremely fast.
?DISK DOC%093
^#03/05/87$N
@This disk contains a variety of programs running from the
mundane to the extremely valuable.
?BANNER.EXE%093
^BANNER#$N
@Prints banners in gothic characters on any printer
?DAED603.COM%093
^DAED#6.03$Y
@Dewar Advanced Editor - a very powerful editor with the
documentation built in.
?JIVE.EXE%093
^JIVE#$N
@Translate any text file into "jive" talk.
?THEDRAW.COM%093
^THEDRAW#1.02$Y
@Color screen image text editor requiring color graphics card
?WED.EXE%093
^WED#2.10$Y
@A programmer's screen editor.
?DISK DOC%094
^#03/05/87$N
@This disk contains UTILITY 1-2-3, a series of tutorials,
macros and enhancements for LOTUS 1-2-3.
?README.BAT%094
^UTILITY 1-2-3#1.1$Y
@UTILITY 1-2-3, a series of tutorials, macros, and
enhancements for LOTUS 1-2-3. For information about these
utilities, put this disk in drive B and your LOTUS disk in
drive A. Log to drive B and enter README<cr>.
?DISK DOC%095
^#03/09/88$N
@This disk contains PC-OUTLINE, an outlining and planning
program. The version on this disk is the one from Brown Bag
and is as discussed by Ted Silveira in the June, 1987
FOGLIGHT. Only an abbreviated version of the manual is
included here. Type:   PRINTDOC<cr>  to print it out.
A full manual is available to registered users.
?PCO.EXE%095
^PC-OUTLINE#3.24$Y
@This outlining and planning program allows you to randomly
enter information of almost any type (plans, ideas, thoughts
etc.) and then organize the information into an hierarchial
structure. Once in the hierarchial structure, you can view
the information in many powerful ways.
?README.2%095
^#$N
@Documentation for nine programs which are included
with PCOUTLINE for the user's convenience. While NOT needed
PCOUTLINE, these programs may save much time and trouble.
?BEEP.COM%095
^#$N
@Generates a beep. Useful for batch files to indicate
errors or task completion.
?CPY.COM%095
^#$N
@Facilitates backing up a series of files to floppy
disk(s). You can list the files to be backed up in a
separate file and CPY will automatically prompt you when it
is time to insert a new disk.
?DIRS.COM%095
^#$N
@Gives the total disk space occupied by a group of
files. It is useful for seeing how much space will be needed
for a collection of files.
?GLOBAL.COM%095
^#$N
@Enables any DOS function on an entire directory tree
with a single command. It is especially useful for finding
lost files, for deleting all .BAK files, etc. across many
directory boundaries.
?MEM.COM%095
^#$N
@Shows the amount of free memory faster than running
CHKDSK.
?MOVE.COM%095
^#$N
@Moves a file from one directory to another without an
intermediate copy.
?MTCONV.EXE%095
^#$N
@Converts Maxthink outline so that it may be loaded by
PC-OUTLINE.
?POPDIR.COM%095
^#$N
@Programmer utility and companion to PUSHDIR. Restores
you to the directory where you executed PUSHDIR.
?PUSHDIR.COM%095
^#$N
@Programmer utility to be used in a BATch file. Use
with POPDIR.
?PCOAIDS.PCO%095
^PC-OUTLINE Aids#1.1$N
@Customized configuration files for use with PC-OUTLINE. One
file referenced in PCOAIDS.TXT (HPLASER.CFG) was not in the
ARChive file. It will be added when it is located.
?PCOMENU.DEF%095
^PC-OUTLINE Mouse#$N
@A menu for the MicroSoft Mouse for use with PC-OUTLINE.
?DISK DOC%096
^#10/26/87$N
@This disk contains several program discussed in the July '87
FOGLIGHT as well as EDWIN, a text editor which will be of
special interest to Pascal programmers and users interested
in moving blocks of text between editing windows. Also
included is a monitor for disk I/O, and a couple of programs
for users with expanded memory boards. A high speed disk
formatter is the final jewel in this collection.
?MOV-LPT.COM%096
^#$N
@Wirt Ragsdale's program for printer reassignment from
the July, 1987 FOGLIGHT (page 21). It is based on an LPT1
address of 03BC.
?SPEED.COM%096
^SPEED#$N
@Improve the execution time on a "pure" MS-DOS system.
ASseMbler source code is included in the set.
?EMU8080.CMD%096
^EMU8080#$N
@A CP/M 2.2 emulator for CP/M 86 systems. It requires the
NEC V20/V30 chip. Source code is included.
?SETAT.COM%096
^Set Attribute#2.04$N
@File attribute editor.
?IOMON.COM%096
^I/O Monitor#$N
@Memory resident monitor of disk I/O. ASseMbler source is
included.
?EMMCACHE.COM%096
^EMMCACHE#1.00$N
@Cache for IBM-XT or compatible with LIM expanded memory. It
is VERY hardware specific so check the DOC file!
?XMEM.COM%096
^XMEM#$N
@Displays the program's usage of expanded memory.
?C-FORMAT.COM%096
^C-FORMAT#1.1$Y
@High speed formatter with command line options.
?ENVED.COM%096
^Environment Editor#1.0$N
@Use to reconfigure a system without the need to re-boot.
?EDWIN.COM%096
^EDWIN#1.5$Y
@Programmer's editor complete with six editing windows and
buffers, block moves between windows, on-line help, macro
record and playback, DOS commands without exiting, a file
size only limited by available RAM, and Pascal Structure
editing (very helpful for novice Pascal programmers).
?DISK DOC%097
^#07/09/87$N
@This disk contains the five pinball games discussed by Ted
Silveira in the July, 1987 FOGLIGHT. There appears to be no
documentation for any of these games. However, they each use
the same commands: Press the shift keys to set the number of
players, start the game, launch the balls, and operate the
flippers. Press the <ESC> key to exit the games at any time.
?ABLAST.COM%097
^#$N
@Pinball game
?BLAST.COM%097
^#$N
@Pinball game
?ECABALL.COM%097
^#$N
@Pinball game
?RAIN.EXE%097
^#$N
@Pinball game
?TWILZONE.COM%097
^#$N
@Pinball game
?DISK DOC%098
^#03/09/88$N
@This disk contains a disk patching program and a program to
aid in the development of a good writing style.
?MK.COM%098
^MasterKey#1.7c$Y
@A menu-driven disk patcher similar to the Norton Utilities
and PCTools. It has built-in help screens and will work with
either floppy or hard disks of any size. The unerase function
is excellent.
?STYLED.EXE%098
^Style Editor#1.5$Y
@Helps you improve your writing style.
?UNWS.EXE%098
^UnWordStar#$N
@Convert WordStar document files to pure ASCII. It is needed
by STYLED and many other programs.
?DISK DOC%099
^#07/10/87$N
@This demo program will run on any MS-DOS system with the
exception that the tutorial (SHOWQP.COM) may not run on non-
IBM machines due to the memory-mapped screen. The READ.ME
contains most of the instruction booklet (normally sold for
$10). The order form (and address of QCAD) is the last page
of the READ.ME file.
?QPARSER.BAT%099
^QPARSER#2.4$N
@A translator writing system useful for compiler writing,
language development, and translation in general. This
demonstration version has been crippled to limit the
number of rules to 25.
?DISK DOC%100
^#07/10/87$N
@Disk 1 of 6. RBBS-PC for running a remote system on an IBM or
compatible computer.
?RBBS-PC.DOC%100
^RBBS-PC#CPC15.1$Y
@One of the better programs for running a remote system, RBBS-
PC is well supported and has most of the popular options.
Proper operation requires a hard disk and Hayes-compatible
modem. Some technical knowledge and ASseMbler programming is
absolutely essential for the installation of this software.
?DISK DOC%101
^#07/10/87$N
@Disk 2 of 6. RBBS-PC remaining documentation, sample text and
menu files, and notes about update revisions.
?DISK DOC%102
^#07/10/87$N
@Disk 3 of 6. RBBS-PC main program module.
?DISK DOC%103
^#07/10/87$N
@Disk 4 of 6. RBBS-PC support programs.
?DISK DOC%104
^#07/10/87$N
@Disk 5 of 6. RBBS-PC bug reports and programs to upgrade from
earlier versions of RBBS-PC.
?QSORT.EXE%104
^QSORT#2.1$Y
@Read text files, sort them, and write them out to new or
existing device.
?DISK DOC%105
^#07/10/87$N
@Disk 6 of 6. RBBS-PC source code.
?DISK DOC%106
^#08/03/87$N
@This disk contains PDPROLOG from Automata Design Associates.
Other versions of Prolog are available from A D A with prices
ranging from $29.95 to $99.95. Full details and ordering
information is in the accompanying PDPROLOG.DOC file.
?PDPROLOG.EXE%106
^PDPROLOG#1.7$N
@Prolog interpreter for programmers. It requires PC/MS-DOS
version 2.0 or higher and at least 210K of memory. (It runs
best with 253K or better.)
?DISK DOC%107
^#07/10/87$N
@This disk has XLISP, an experimental programming language.
?XLISP.DOC%107
^XLISP#1.5$N
@An experimental programming language combining some of the
features of LISP with object oriented extension capability.
?DISK DOC%108
^#07/31/87$N
@This disk has the Ultra Utilities and the E88 text editor.
?U-DOC.ONE%108
^Ultra Utilities#2.00$Y
@Also known as the "Wizard's Apprentice", this collection of
utilities will allow you to modify any sector of a floppy
disk. Discussed by Ted Silveira in the August, 1987 FOGLIGHT
?E88.EXE%108
^E88#P3.00$Y
@A fast, natural, and logical text editor.
?DISK DOC%109
^#07/31/87$N
@A collection of goodies for 'C' programmers, including the
TKO boxing game which was previously released on FOG-DOS.086.
Please note that an unARChiving utility will be needed for
the C-SRC.ARC file.
?TKO.C%109
^TKO#$N
@A boxing game written in 'C', we do not have a compiled
version of the game. It will be added when it becomes
available.
?XC1E.COM%109
^XC1E#$N
@A cross-reference utility (including source) for 'C'.
?BOSS0508.DOC%109
^Window Boss#050886$Y
@A window generating utility for 'C' programmers. You can
incorporate this code into your own application.
?TURBOC10.PAT%109
^#$N
@This is the patch for doing floating point arithmetic
with version 1.0 of Borland's Turbo 'C'.
?DISK DOC%110
^#07/31/87$N
@This disk contains a number of goodies for Pascal programmers
Included here is the complete BOOSTERS.ARC which was
on FOG-DOS.038 and for which an unARChiving utility is needed
?BOOSTERS.ARC%110
^Boosters#$Y
@A collection of procedures for Turbo Pascal programming.
An unARChiving utility is needed in order to extract the
members of this file because there are more than 120 files
collected here.
?THELP.COM%110
^THELP#$N
@A memory resident help file for Turbo Pascal programmers
complete with source.
?TURBO-UT.DOC%110
^TURBO-UT.PAS#1.0$Y
@A collection of programming utilities for Turbo Pascal.
?DISK DOC%111
^#09/10/87$N
@This disk contains the RAM-based word processor Galaxy.
?GALAXY.COM%111
^Galaxy word proc.#2.2$Y
@This RAM-based word processor was discussed by Ted Silveira
in the Sept, 1987 FOGLIGHT. It is very similar to WordStar
with the addition of windows. Help is on-line and the menus
pull down. The author's benchmark indicate that Galaxy is
much faster than most of the popular word processors.
?DISK DOC%112
^#09/11/87$N
@This disk contains a collection of utilities for most MS-DOS
computers. Of special interest to some users is a program to
provide undefeatable password security for most DOS 2.x and
3.x systems. Use with care. Programs like this can cause
MAJOR problems and loss of data!
Use with care.
?BLED.EXE%112
^Batch Line EDitor#1.4$N
@Combines two functions: 1. insert, delete, and replace lines
of text based on line number and 2. compare two files and
produce merge file to convert one to another using the
MicroSoft Basic MERGE command. Excellent for helping
programmers (using most languages) to document changes in
source code.
?CUTPASTE.COM%112
^Cut/Paste#$N
@A 6K RAM-resident program to add block move capability to
most word processors and other programs. Designed to work
with NotePad (FOG-DOS.015) and BackScrl (FOG-DOS.020). Some
of the documentation assumes knowledge of NotePad commands.
?SIMET2.EXE%112
^SIMET#1.00$N
@Convert English (US) measurements to metric. Source code is
included.
?SWPKEYAT.EXE%112
^Swap IBM-PCAT keys#$N
@Swap the function of the <Esc> and <~> keys on an IBM-PC/AT.
ASseMbler source is included to permit modification for other
keys.
?SYSLOCK.SYS%112
^System Lock#1.1$N
@Create a device driver for use with DOS 2.x and 3.x to
implement a "BREAKproof" password security system for PC's,
XT's and most compatibles. May also work on AT's. If you
also do a simple (and reversible) hardware modification, use
of the system becomes impossible without entering the chosen
password.
?RELOCK.COM%112
^#$N
@Works with SYSLOCK to provide password security while user
leaves system temporarily unattended.
?TABS20.COM%112
^Tabs#2.0$N
@Replace spaces with TAB character(s) or expand TABs while
deleting trailing spaces. ASseMbler source code is included.
?DISK DOC%113
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 1 of 2. ManageX, a billing and time accounting program
for professionals (consultants, lawyers, CPAs, etc.).
?MANAGEX.COM%113
^ManageX series II#$Y
@Tracks time worked on professional matters and calculates
amount owed by each client. Excellent for small legal, CPA,
consulting, etc. offices. Handles receipts, disbursements,
and prepares invoices. Other (proprietary) versions offer
additional bookkeeping features. Program will remind you to
register with manufacturer.
?DISK DOC%114
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 2 of 2. ManageX
?ZENO.COM%114
^#$N
@A screen speed up program.
?MTS.COM%114
^Multi-Task Supvsr#$N
@Splits DOS (versions 2.0 through 3.1) into two partitions
that can be used simultaneously. Requires IBM or very close
compatible.
?MVPFORTH.EXE%114
^MtView Press FORTH#1.0305$N
@Includes the entire Forth-79 required word set. It is fully
documented in "All About FORTH" by Glen B. Haydon (available
from Mt. View Press, Inc.).
?DISK DOC%115
^#09/11/87$N
@The perfect program for tracking your stock transactions but
it won't help pick them -- you have to do that yourself.
?PC-PORT.EXE%115
^Bob's PC Portfolio#$Y
@Keeps track of stock portfolios: 1. all stock purchases;
2. current holdings (including splits, spin-offs, and sales)
3. yearly sold file (for Schedule D)
?DISK DOC%116
^#09/11/87$N
@If you want to know who will read (and understand) your
report or want suggestions for modifying it to suit your boss
(teacher, etc.), PC-Read is the perfect program.
?CCSADD.EXE%116
^Info DataBase Prog#2.1$Y
@A general data base program which handles name, company, and
address fields plus miscellaneous fields flexible enough for
most applications. dBASE III compatible data files.
?BROWSE.COM%116
^#$N
@Allows you to scroll through any ASCII text file. Use arrow
keys with <PgUp> & <PgDn>. Use <Esc> to exit from text file.
?PC-READ.COM%116
^PC-Read#2.5$Y
@Rates the complexity of writing as an average grade level at
which the text could be easily read. Uses a custom algorithm
which the author believes best reflects the "real world".
Handles text from most word processing programs.
?DISK DOC%117
^#09/11/87$N
@ProComm support files, these .CMD files will help you
auto-dial when using PC-Pursuit.
?XREADME.PCP%117
^XcelPCP#$N
@This series of command files (for use with ProComm ver 2.4x)
will automate the dialing process when using PC Pursuit.
Use your favorite text editor to modify the first three
lines, load ProComm with X<cr>, and communications are yours
?DISK DOC%118
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 1 of 3. Music, Music, Music. Compose that great work or
transcribe your favorite melodies. Christmas songs, etc.
?PIANOMAN.COM%118
^Pianoman#$Y
@Pianoman and the companion Player Piano allow you to create
(or transcribe) tunes on you PC or close compatible. PC-DOS
version 2.0 or higher is required but CGA/EGA is NOT needed.
The music files can be compiled or converted to Turbo or
BASICA code.
?DISK DOC%119
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 2 of 3. Pianoman and Player Piano.
?DISK DOC%120
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 3 of 3. Pianoman and Player Piano. Also has Wombat!,
a game to help children learn to solve word problems.
Interactive education allows building new skills and
provides guidance mixed with fun.
?WOMBATS.BAS%120
^Wombats!#2.0$Y
@Game to help 7 to 11 year olds conquer word problems and
number sentences. Requires BASICA or GWBASIC. This program
contains some very valuable programming suggestions for
writing educational software.
?DISK DOC%121
^#09/11/87$N
@Programs to help controll the Hewlett Packard LaserJet and
related printers. There is a wide variety of offerings, not
all of which will work with all printers and/or computers.
Several are poorly documented.
?JETSET.EXE%121
^Jet Setter#Mar.85$N
@Control HP-2225 dot matrix LaserJet functions from terminal.
JETSET uses Hewlett-Packard Soft Keys.
?HPLZLAB.EXE%121
^LaserJet Labels#1.20$N
@Print envelope labels on your HP LaserJet & some compatibles.
?LASER66.COM%121
^Laser66#$N
@For printing 66 lines per page on some laser printers.
?LASERJ2.COM%121
^LJ Cartridge Setup#$Y
@Setup Hewlett Packard LaserJet printer font cartridges.
?LASERJET.COM%121
^LaserJet Setup#4.2$Y
@Memory-resident or not as you choose, this facilitates the
setup and manipulations of Hewlett-Packard LaserJet with or
without font cartridges. Also handles envelopes.
?LJ2UP.EXE%121
^LaserJet Two Up#$N
@Print two logical pages on each sheet of paper with LaserJet.
?LJSP.COM%121
^LJSP#$N
@Dump your screen (CGA graphics) to a LaserJet printer.
?LOGO.EXE%121
^LOGO#1.0$N
@Design a logo and use it when printing -- much cheaper than
letterhead stationery when you only need a few sheets.
Requires Hewlett-Packard LaserJet or compatible. 'C' source
code is included.
?LP16.COM%121
^LP#1.6l$N
@Print ASCII text files (66 or 88 lines per page) with a
heading (filename, creation date, and page number) on each
page. Coded for a LaserJet but ASseMbler source is included
so you can modify it to handle the codes from your printer.
?PR.COM%121
^PR#$N
@Exotic printer control for LaserJets. Print letters, reports
etc. single or double-sided or print one to four logical
pages on single sheet (portrait mode; up to two in landscape)
using letter or legal sized paper. Perfect for producing
brochures, invitations, and Christmas cards.
?RMACHPLZ.COM%121
^RMACHPLZ#$N
@Print ReadMac picture files on your LaserJet printer.
?LASERFON.EXE%121
^#1.0$N
@LaserJet font selector, including two cartridges.
Documentation is online.
?FONTS.DOC%121
^FONTS#$N
@Download fonts (two supplied) to Hewlett Packard LaserJet or
compatible for use with your favorite word processor.
?DISK DOC%122
^#09/11/87$N
@This disk contains a number of utilities for the Hewlett
Packard LaserJet series of printers. Most are versions of
download programs and soft fonts.
?INSTRUCT.TXT%122
^PrintScreen Util.#$N
@Dump the contents of your screen to Hewlett Packard LaserJet
or ThinkJet printer.
?IBM2HPJ.COM%122
^IBM2HPJ#1.01$N
@Provides partial emulation of IBM Graphics Printer. Source
code is included.
?LPTX.COM%122
^LPTx#3.0$N
@Line Printer Output Capture Buffer to redirect the LPT port.
?DOWNLOAD.EXE%122
^Download#$Y
@Manages the process of downloading soft fonts to the Hewlett
Packard LaserJet with optional control of the font ID
numbers for word processing software.
?HPSOFT.DOC%122
^HPSoft#$N
@Soft fonts for the Hewlett Packard LaserJet+.
?-READ.ME%122
^Downloadable Fonts#$N
@A practical demonstration of what can be purchased, this
contains one downloadable font (Hewlett Packard LaserJet+)
and a couple sample printing files.
?DISK DOC%123
^#09/11/87$N
@General Ledger for most accounting situations. AP and AR
also available to registered users.
?FM.COM%123
^Finance Manager II#1.1a$Y
@Accounting for the small business or home made easy. Help is
provided for the non-CPA. This demo version of the general
ledger handles only 11 months (without graphics). Finance
Manager II will handle 1999 accounts and 4,000 transactions
(30,000 if installed on a hard disk). Bookkeepers will also
appreciate the accounts payable and accounts receivable
modules which are also available. Offers a full range of
reports (month, quarter, or year) with or without graphs.
?DISK DOC%124
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 1 of 4. Payroll accounting to work with most popular
data management packages, spreadsheets, or NewViews or just
by itself. The Canadian version is on FOG-DOS.128 thru .131
?PAYUSA.COM%124
^Payroll USA#1.3$Y
@A front end for dBASE, Lotus, NewViews, etc. or a stand-
alone complete with 1987 Federal, California, and New York
tax tables. Be sure to keep your system clock date less than
July, 1988 if you want this program to work. Installable for
other states. Canadian version available separately.
?DISK DOC%125
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 2 of 4. Payroll USA
?DISK DOC%126
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 3 of 4. Payroll USA
?DISK DOC%127
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 4 of 4. Payroll USA
?DISK DOC%128
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 1 of 4. Payroll accounting to work with most popular
data management packages, spreadsheets, or NewViews or just
by itself. The US version is on FOG-DOS.124 thru .127
?PAYMENU.COM%128
^Payroll Canada#2.0$Y
@Front end for dBASE, Lotus, NewViews, Symphony, etc. or
stand-alone payroll accounting program. Handles all Canadian
taxes (except Quebec Provincial taxes) for 1987. Be sure to
keep system clock set to 1987. US version available. Updates
available to registered users.
?DISK DOC%129
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 2 of 4. Payroll Canada
?DISK DOC%130
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 3 of 4. Payroll Canada
?DISK DOC%131
^#09/11/87$N
@Disk 4 of 4. Payroll Canada
?DISK DOC%132
^#10/26/87$N
@Disk 1 of 2. SNAP, a utility to help dBASE II and III
programmers, removes the burden of writing the documentation
users will need and which will make support so much less of
a problem.
?SNAP.EXE%132
^Snap!#2.02a$N
@A documenter for dBASE II and dBASE III. Written in Turbo
Pascal with on-line help and good documentation, this will
help you write the perfect documentation to accompany your
program with very little effort.
?DISK DOC%133
^#10/26/87$N
@Disk 2 of 2. Snap! Also on this disk is a dBASE II program
(which should also work on dBASE III) to help find winning
words in games like Scrabble, crossword puzzles, etc.
?ANAGRAM.PRG%133
^Anagram#$N
@John Krahmer's program (from the November, 1987 FOGLIGHT) to
help you with word games, crossword puzzles, etc. Written
for dBASE II but should work with dBASE III as well. The
.DBF and .NDX files have been squeezed to save disk space.
You will need NewSWeeP or similar utility to extract the
files. SCRABBLE.WS is a discussion of the program design.
?DISK DOC%134
^#01/08/89$N
@All sorts of utilities to make managing your system much
easier. Also included here is an 8088 assembler with some
nice features.
?RS232.HLP%134
^#$N
@This file is intended to collect together in one place
and explain in relatively simple terms, enough of the details
of the RS-232 Standard to allow a technician to construct
and/or debug interfaces between any two "RS-232 Compatible"
devices
?NULMODEM.KIT%134
^#$N
@This file contains a diagram and description of the
uses for a null modem, as well as how to build a null modem
cable.
?SIZEIT.COM%134
^Size It#$Y
@Size It is a memory resident program to measure on screen the
exact size of space a document will require when printed. It
will also help you when you need to rearrange information in
order to force it to fit into a certain space.
?SORTALL.COM%134
^Sortall#2.0$N
@A sorting utility to put all files in the root directory and
sub-directories in alphabetical order. Works on most disks,
including hard disks under DOS 2.x and 3.x.
?STYPE12.COM%134
^Smooth TYPE#1.2$N
@Stype types files to the screen of a machine controlled by an
EGA card using variable speed smooth scrolling.
?VIEWDISK.EXE%134
^View Disk#1.0$Y
@This utility allows you to examine the sectors of your disk
drive. Due to the fact that it makes "Extensive" use of BIOS,
the machine must be 100% compatible.
?WASM.COM%134
^Wolfware Assembler#1.0$N
@This is an 8088 assembler from Wolfware. It is a typical 8088
assembler, and can be useful for small jobs.
?XRAY.COM%134
^X-ray#$N
@X-Ray is a memory resident program that allows you to monitor
the memory in your machine while another program is running.
?DISK DOC%135
^#10/26/87$N
@A collection aimed at the programmer or very expert user. At
least one of these programs requires chip-level knowledge.
Experiment cautiously.
?DIAGS.EXE%135
^Expert Diagnostics#$N
@Special serial, parallel, and video diagnostics for the
ADVANCED user with a PC or close compatible.
?NANSI.DOC%135
^NANSI#2.2$N
@An enhanced replacement for the ANSI.SYS console driver.
?PC.EXE%135
^Programmer's Calc#1.0$Y
@A very sophisticated calculator for programmers.
?PCALC.COM%135
^Programmer Calc#$N
@A memory resident calculator, especially for programmers.
?DISK DOC%136
^#02/21/88$N
@These programs will save many users, from the novice to the
expert, time, aggravation, and lost files.
?NIB.EXE%136
^Nibbler Toolkit#$Y
@Can be used by novices to recover deleted file or by systems
programmer to patch object code. Transfer text or data files
from CP/M to p-SYSTEM disks or have quick and sure access to
both memory and disks.
?PCOPY.EXE%136
^Pcopy#2.0$Y
@Copy files between disks and/or between subdirectories. This
warns that file will be overwritten, creates new directories
sets archive flag, etc. all with selective specification of
the files to be manipulated.
?READMEPC.MAG%136
^PC Magazine#$N
@The programs referenced in the Programming column of the
1/22/85 through 4/2/85 PC Magazine issues.
?SR.EXE%136
^Still River Shell#2.36$Y
@Turn your directory into a menu. Find, copy, move, delete,
and view files and directories with very few keystrokes. Run
program with a function key. Will find any word, phrase, or
sentence in a every text file on a disk. It passes filenames
to programs. View files in ASCII or hex. Plus much more!
?GOODIES.ARC%136
^#$N
@A collection of utilities which further enhance this shell
and many other operations on a hard disk system.
?DISK DOC%137
^#10/26/87$N
@This build-it-yourself "turbo" option for you PC or XT is an
excellent test aimed at finding out if the user-supported
philosophy will also work for hardware designs.
?PCSPRINT.DOC%137
^PC-Sprint#$Y
@A low-cost, build-it-yourself hardware project to speed up an
IBM PC/XT. Does not use an expansion slot, makes no permanent
changes, maintains software compatibility. Requires Epson
or compatible printer.
?DISK DOC%138
^#10/26/87$N
@Three of these four applications were written to help a
church ministry but should find "homes" in all sorts of
applications. The coupon organizer will certainly help
the budget conscious get the most from even a few coupons.
?COUPONS.ARC%138
^Coupon Organizer#1.2$Y
@Simple database program that keeps track of grocery store
coupons. Prints a report by date to make shopping easier.
Type ARCE COUPONS<cr> to extract member files. Be sure to use
a separate subdirectory. Some of the files referenced in the
documentation are created by the program.
?MEMBER.ARC%138
^Church Membership#2.0$Y
@System to handle any church membership needs. Contains
options for anniversaries, birthdays, committees,
organizations, and more. Hard disk recommended for churches
with more than 200 members. Could also track important dates
for large families, etc. Referenced data files are created
when you first run the program. Use ARCE MEMBER<cr> to get
member files out of .ARC file. Be sure to use a separate
subdirectory to avoid overwriting similar name files.
?PROSPECT.ARC%138
^Church Prospecting#2.0$Y
@Handles any type of prospect, not just for churches. Allows
user to define his own codes. Keeps track of every visit made
to an individual, who visited, how, when, and what the result
of the visit was. Hard disk recommended for more than 200
prospects. Referenced data files created when program first
run. Enter ARCE PROSPECT<cr> to extract members. A separate
subdirectory is also recommended to protect similar files.
?PURCHASE.ARC%138
^Purchase Order Sys#3.0$Y
@Complete system to handle business purchase orders. Will
handle up to 32,767 purchase orders. Hard disk and printer
able to print 132 columns recommended. Referenced data files
created when program is first run. Type ARCE PURCHASE<cr> to
to extract files. Be sure to use a separate subdirectory.
?ARCE.COM%138
^Arc Extractor#30F$N
@Extract members of ARChive (.ARC) files with this.
?DISK DOC%139
^#10/26/87$N
@Printer related programs offering a wide variety of functions
?FKEYMAP.COM%139
^Function Key Map#2.0$Y
@Create a reference card of your function key assignments with
any printer which supports IBM or Epson graphics (including
Okidata 92). Supports variable line spacing, graphic
characters, etc.
?BARPRINT.BAS%139
^#$N
@Bar code printing program for Epson or compatible
printer. Requires MicroSoft QuickBASIC 2.0 or similar.
?FPRINT.EXE%139
^File-Print#1.22$Y
@Handy utility for printing text files, including those with
illegal filenames. Complete with status window.
?LQ800.COM%139
^LQ-800 control#$N
@Memory resident utility for setting the LQ-800 printer.
Offers 30 options on three menus.
?LQCONT.EXE%139
^LQ print control#1.15$Y
@LQ-800/1500 (and most other Epsons) printer driver. Menu
driven, easy-to-use program.
?PCARD.EXE%139
^Index Card Maker#$Y
@Reads directory of disk and prints information on 3"x5" card
or marks off similar size on regular paper. Fabulous program
which unfortunately occasionally looses one or more files
when printing. Reads disk label and allows additional
description line.
?PRNBUF.COM%139
^Printer Buffer#1.08$N
@Parallel printer buffer. User selectable buffer size; default
is 64K.
?PRSWAP.COM%139
^PRSWAP#$N
@Swaps IBM graphics characters to something more printable.
ASseMbler and Basic source code is included.
?QKLABEL.EXE%139
^Quick-Label#3.97$Y
@Label maker for 15/16"x3" one-up labels. Repeat last label,
specify quantity, etc.
?ALTPAGE.EXE%139
^Alternate Page#1.0$Y
@Prints documents on both sides of your paper, splitting by
either odd/even or right/left pages.
?EPSTAR.COM%139
^Epson Star#$N
@Set Epson printer mode or print files with embedded codes
from many word processing programs.
?LABELWIZ.EXE%139
^Label Wizard#$N
@Print 15/16" x 3.5" labels. Up to five lines per label.
Specify quantity and save to disk file for future printing.
ASseMbler source code is included.
?POP-EPSN.COM%139
^POP-Epson#$Y
@Memory resident control of an Epson RX/FX/MX or compatible.
?DCOVER.EXE%139
^Disk Sleeve Maker#$Y
@Reads directory of disk and prints information on regular
paper so that, with cut and paste, you can create a disk
sleeve which lists the disk contents. Appears more reliable
than companion PCARD.
?DISK DOC%140
^#10/26/87$N
@Get involved with Artificial Intelligence or operate your
system more efficiently with these programs.
?FF.COM%140
^FileFriend+#1.10B$Y
@Memory resident file finder, viewer, printer, etc. Set file
attributes; create, change, or delete directories; seven
sorting methods; and much, much more!
?HOW-BIG2.EXE%140
^How Big#2.0$Y
@Display amount of space used by all files in subdirectory,
cumulative space used by subdirectories, and percentage of
slack space lost due to cluster size. Lattice 'C' source is
is included.
?KNOVICE.COM%140
^Knovice AI#1.1$Y
@Artificial Intelligence for experienced programmers or novice
users wanting to learn by experimenting with Expert System
Technology. Provides simple user interface and production
rule language. All the user must do to create a working
system is to write the rules. Automatically parses and
organizes the rules into efficient knowledge base. Provides
powerful inference capabilities and both forward and backward
chaining inference methods.
?DISK DOC%141
^#10/26/87$N
@One utility (LS, for Unix-like directory) was originally on
FOG-DOS.070. This disk also contains a keyboard enhancer for
total control over your keyboard, typing speed, etc.
?PCTRACE.COM%141
^PC-Trace#$N
@Implements a trace table for MS-DOS. ASseMbler source is
included.
?LS.COM%141
^LS#$N
@This Unix-like directory program is much more powerful than
the normal DIRectory. 'C' source code is included.
?NEWKEY.EXE%141
^Keyboard Enhancer#4.0$Y
@Define keystrokes to save YOU time. Includes 128 character
type ahead buffer and much, much more.
?DISK DOC%142
^#02/21/88$N
@1987 US tax return preparation assistance.
?PC-TAX87.EXE%142
^PC-Tax87#87.15$Y
@A program to help you prepare your 1987 Federal tax return.
?DISK DOC%143
^#01/09/88$N
@Disk 1 of 2. ProComm support programs.
?P-OPT.EXE%143
^Procomm Optimizer#1.0$N
@Optimizes ProComm command files and much more. It shortens
all command to four letters while leaving the original
code untouched. You then have two versions, one with the
comments to make later modifications easy, one which runs
extremely quickly.
?PROCMD.COM%143
^ProComm CMD editor#1.0$Y
@Helps novices write their own ProComm command files. On-line
help and assistance makes this very easy.
?PRCDIR.EXE%143
^ProComm Directory#$N
@Converts ProComm dialing directory to ASCII text files and
back again. Makes editing your phone list easy. 'C' source
(C86) is also included.
?PROTIMER.EXE%143
^ProComm Timer#$Y
@Allows automatic operation of a ProComm command file, even
when you are away from your computer. Uploads, message
gathering, etc. at low rates while you sleep. Be sure you
test your command files thoroughly before using PROTIMER.
?PCP-MEN3.CMD%143
^#$N
@Bond Shand's command file for menu-driven PC Pursuit
dialing. Many options available.
?DISK DOC%144
^#01/09/88$N
@Disk 2 of 2. ProComm support programs.
?README.DOC%144
^ProComm/PC Pursuit#$N
@Menu-driven access to remote systems on the PC Pursuit
network for ProComm users.
?PRODATE.EXE%144
^ProComm Date Stamp#$N
@Mark the directory entries with the date you last called each
number by replacing last five characters on name with mm/dd.
?GENIE.CMD%144
^ProComm/GEnie#$N
@Jack Brown's command file for automating signing onto the
FOG RoundTable on GEnie. Just set the Macro 0 for your name
and password and attach this to the GEnie directory number.
?DISK DOC%145
^#01/09/88$N
@Disk 1 of 2. Disk cataloging.
?KAT.EXE%145
^DBS-KAT#1.3$Y
@A high capacity diskette catalog program for MS/PC-DOS 2.0
or greater (256K) systems. Works best with hard disk or
two floppies (one of which is 1.2Mb or greater).
?DISK DOC%146
^#01/09/88$N
@Disk 2 of 2. Disk cataloging. Also on this disk is SEEKEASY,
a information gathering and retrieving system.
?SEEKEASY.EXE%146
^Seekeasy#8/14/87$Y
@Easy-to-use information-storage and information-retrieval
program that accepts misspelled, imprecise, or incomplete
requests, and still finds the desired information in a file.
This "sloppy matching" is unique. Also included here are
programs to convert ASCII text files to SEEKEASY format and
vice versa and a data file of the PC-SIG library.
?DISK DOC%147
^#01/09/88$N
@WordStar 3.x and 4.0 support programs.
?WSMOD.HLP%147
^#$N
@Text file listing WordStar 3x patch addresses.
?WSPATCOM.BAT%147
^WS COM port patch#$N
@Patch WordStar 3.24 and 3.3 for COM2 rather than COM1.
?WSCNVN11.EXE%147
^WordStar Converter#1.11$Y
@Convert WordStar text files to ASCII and vice versa.
?PAMPH14M.COM%147
^Pamphlet Maker#1.4M$N
@Works with WordStar files to print pamphlets. Turbo Pascal
source is included.
?WSCOL13M.COM%147
^WordStar Columns#1.3M$N
@Print columns from regular WordStar text files. Turbo Pascal
source code is included.
?WSENHANC.TXT%147
^Print Enhancements#$N
@Replacement WINSTALL and auto patching files for WordStar 3.x
to maximized printer installation.
?WSX10B.COM%147
^WS Translator#1.0b$N
@Designed specifically for WordStar 4.0, this file converter
handles extended graphics characters, etc. Sample files
included.
?DISK DOC%148
^#01/09/88$N
@Utilities for most MS/PC-DOS computers.
?STUFIT.COM%148
^Stufit#0.6$N
@A program to compact the files on your disk by moving them
all toward the center. ASseMbler source is included. Be sure
to read the documentation completely before attempting this.
?SD55.DOC%148
^Sorted Directory#5.5$Y
@Three versions (IBM PC and full compatibles, Zenith Z-100
series, and generic MS-DOS) of this disk directory program
are included.
?DD2.EXE%148
^Director#2.00$Y
@Finds and lists duplicate files on your disk. Lots of options
?STRIP.COM%148
^Strip#2.1$N
@Strip the hi-bit from WordStar text files. Turbo Pascal
source is included.
?IBU.COM%148
^Incremental Backup#1.05$Y
@Many users will find this to be better than XCOPY. It
displays free space on both source and target disks, space
required, offers seven sorting options for filenames, allows
files to be marked for inclusion or exclusion, and much more.
Automatically selects for backup any new files or any file
which has been changed since the last backup.
?INFO.EXE%148
^Info#$N
@Prints out a table of information about the drive and disk
usage. Program taken from PC Tech Journal, May '86 ("Finding
Disk Parameters" by Glenn F. Roberts).
?DISK DOC%149
^#01/09/88$N
@Games for most MS/PC-DOS computers.
?NAMER.EXE%149
^Name Selector#$N
@Program to select a more unique name for game players.
?MASTMIND.COM%149
^MasterMind#4/17/87$N
@Simple logic game with 8080 ASseMbler source code.
?SPACEINV.COM%149
^Space Investors#5.1$Y
@Arcade-type game with Turbo Pascal source code.
?DECEIVE.COM%149
^Deceive#1.0$Y
@Terminate and Stay Ready program which will conceal current
activities with a screen picture captured from the job you
are supposed to be doing.
?EGAROIDS.EXE%149
^#$Y
@Arcade-type game written for 80286 system with EGA graphics.
?DECISION.COM%149
^Decision Maker#$N
@Ask the computer a question, run this program and it will
make the decision for you.
?LIFESOUP.COM%149
^Lifesoup#1B$Y
@Game of life for Hercules monographics cards only. Cell
generation and video handling techniques excellently
demonstrated with Turbo Pascal source code.
?PHONEMEM.COM%149
^Phone Number Memoriz#$N
@Program to teach you how to remember numbers. Turbo Pascal
source code included.
?PINNART1.%149
^Pinnacles Artwork#$Y
@Pictures which can be incorporated into other programs.
?DISK DOC%150
^#01/07/89$N
@Pyroto Mountain, a Gaming BBS system.
?PYROTO.COM%150
^Pyroto Mountain#C1$Y
@Pyroto Mountain is part game, part bulletin-board system.
People can dial up your computer and leave public or private
messages. But there is more, they can also take on the role
of a wizard in a role playing game. It is not necessary to
have a modem to run Pyroto. You can run it in local mode to
familiarize yourself with the principles of operation.
?DISK DOC%151
^#01/09/88$N
@Stonehenge BBS system.
?STONE.EXE%151
^Stonehenge#1984$Y
@A BBS system with multi-message areas and lots of features.
?DISK DOC%152
^#01/09/88$N
@Zuri text editor.
?ZURI.COM%152
^Zuri Text Editor#2.6$Y
@Screen text editor with long (255 character) lines, numbered
lines (reference only, not part of file), macros, edits in
memory to system capacity (or 480K), full access to DOS. Not
a word processor but fabulous for letter and program writing.
?DISK DOC%153
^#01/09/88$N
@A text editor/word processor.
?WX.EXE%153
^WordFlex#1.31$N
@A memory resident word processing program.
?PROINDEX.EXE%153
^ProIndex#1.2$Y
@An interactive program to help you create an index for any
text file. Several users prefer this over StarIndex.
?PSETDOC.WS%153
^PrinterSet#2.4$N
@Menu-driven programs from setting printer options on several
different printers. ASseMbler source is included so you can
modify the programs to suit your system. Includes Epson,
Citizen, Gemini, MPI-180FT, MT-1081/L, HP-2631 and HP-2932.
?DISK DOC%154
^#01/09/88$N
@Collection of programs for a variety of graphics cards.
?PCYEARBK.EXE%154
^PCYEARBOOK#$Y
@A calendar/appointment scheduler program. Appointments may be
set up in half-hour intervals from 8am to 6:30pm. A notepad
function is also included to recording other information as
you need to.
?PRESENT.COM%154
^PRESENT#5.12$Y
@The Slide Presentation System is excellent for preparing the
material you need for you next report or similar activity.
?CGCLOCK.COM%154
^CGA Clock#1.5$N
@A program which places a real time clock on your color
graphics system. Defaults to standard time but has military
(24-hour) time as an option.
?COLOR.COM%154
^Color#$N
@Set your display attributes. This requires ANSI.SYS
?CURSOR.COM%154
^Cursor#1.00$N
@Set the size of your cursor.
?EGA43X80.COM%154
^43 lines with EGA#$N
@A program which allows you to display 43 lines on your screen
(rather than the normal 24) if you have an EGA card.
?FLIPPAGE.EXE%154
^FLIP#$N
@Originally taken from the 2/19/85 issue of PC Magazine. It
allows users with color/graphics card to use one of its
"underexploited" video pages as a scratch pad to prevent the
frantic rush to copy data from your screen as it scrolls off.
These programs allow you to flip between two video pages
while working from DOS 2.x. Especially handy when you are
compiling programs. The cursor changes shape so you always
know where you are.
?HGC.COM%154
^Hercules Graphics#$N
@This program blanks the display after a user-defined period
of inactivity (screen save or burnout). This program will
ONLY run properly on a Hercules Graphics Card. Do not use it
with any other video adapter.
?MONOCLK2.COM%154
^Monographics clock#$N
@Puts a clock display in the upper right corner of a
monochrome display. This version permits you to turn off the
clock without re-booting the system; every time a program is
run, the clock is toggled off for the duration and then
toggled back on. You can also the display from within a
program.
?NOCOLOR.COM%154
^Nocolor#$N
@For PC users using a color/graphics card with a monochrome
monitor, this program solves the problem of programs
installed for colors which are not visible on your system.
?SCREEN.COM%154
^Screen#$N
@If you have both the monochrome and the color graphics cards,
this program will allow you to toggle between the two and
leave the inactive CRT screen intact. Foreground & background
colors on the C/G card may also be set as well as the toggle
between 40 and 80 columns.
?AURORA.EXE%154
^Aurora Borealis#$N
@A screen color attribute utility which can assign background,
foreground, and border colors for RGB monitors. It requires
that ANSI.SYS be installed.
?SCRN.COM%154
^Screen Saver#$N
@Operates using the Timer, Video and Keyboard interrupts to
monitor activity of the system user. After period of no
activity (user sets the number of minutes), the video will
be turned off to all monitors attached to the system.
?SPLIT.COM%154
^Split#$N
@A rather fun program, this program blanks the screen and
places the cursor in the upper left corner and then divides
the screen into four columns. Next it moves columns one and
three up while columns two and four are moved down. Might
cause minor confusion if added to a friend's batch file for
a favorite task, but doesn't not affect work in process.
?MIRROR2.COM%154
^MIRROR2#$N
@Switches between emulated and enhanced modes of operation on
an IBM EGA graphics card. Self documenting.
?SCR.EXE%154
^SCR#$N
@This self-documenting program switches between the emulated
and the enhanced modes on an IBM EGA graphics card.
?RE-VIEW.COM%154
^Re-View#1.8$Y
@Provides enhanced text display capabilities for PC and XT
(and compatible) systems which are equipped with the standard
Color/Graphics Adapter (CGA). Has a 75-line screen buffer you
can scroll through, can rapidly scroll (line or page at a
time) through 100-line virtual screen, offers quick and easy
display pause (with a single key stroke), etc. Works only
with CGA.
?ASCII.COM%154
^#$N
@ASCII replacement screen font for CGA systems.
?ASCIINMP.COM%154
^#$N
@Alternate screen character font for CGA.
?ASCIIND.COM%154
^#$N
@Alternate screen character font for CGA.
?DISPLAY.COM%154
^#$N
@Alternate screen character font for CGA systems.
?NORMAL.COM%154
^#$N
@Normal screen character font for CGA systems. Use this to
return the display to the default characters after using one
alternate fonts.
?DEUTSCH.COM%154
^#$N
@German screen character font for CGA systems.
?FRANCE.COM%154
^#$N
@French screen characters for CGA systems.
?ITALIA.COM%154
^#$N
@Italian screen characters for CGA systems.
?ESPANA.COM%154
^#$N
@Spanish screen character font for CGA systems.
?ESA.COM%154
^#$N
@Esperanto screen character font for CGA systems.
?BILING.COM%154
^#$N
@Bilingual screen character font for CGA systems.
?SVERIGE.COM%154
^#$N
@Swedish screen character font for CGA systems.
?ICELAND.COM%154
^#$N
@Icelandic screen character font for CGA systems.
?DANNOR.COM%154
^#$N
@Danish screen character font for CGA systems.
?SCHWEITZ.COM%154
^#$N
@Swiss German screen character font for CGA systems.
?NDL.COM%154
^#$N
@Dutch (Netherlands) screen character font for CGA systems.
?MULTI.COM%154
^#$N
@Alternate screen character font set for CGA systems.
?UKN.COM%154
^#$N
@Alternate screen character font set for CGA systems.
?CRAZY.COM%154
^#$N
@Alternate screen character font set for CGA systems.
?DRAW.COM%154
^#$N
@Draw your own alternate screen character font set.
?APL10.COM%154
^#$N
@Alternate screen character font set for CGA systems.
?DVORAK.COM%154
^#$N
@Dvorak-style alternate screen character font set for CGA
systems.
?OCR-A.COM%154
^#$N
@OCR-A style screen character font set for CGA systems.
?TDOODLE.COM%154
^tDOODLE#1.0$Y
@Designed to help SysOps simplify the tedious task of creating
color text display using ANSI codes. ASseMbler source code is
included.
?DISK DOC%155
^#01/09/88$N
@Utility programs for most MS/PC-DOS systems.
?ASCII.COM%155
^IBMASCII#7/87$N
@View all 256 characters of IBM Extended ASCII character set
and move cursor to any character to its decimal and hex value
at the top of the screen. For monochrome or CGA. 8088
ASseMbler source is included.
?BURNOUT.COM%155
^Burnout II#2.11$N
@An enhanced version of the screen blanking program of the
same name. Blanks out your video display after a specified
length of time. Includes ASseMbler source.
?C.COM%155
^C#$N
@A program for hard disks which shows all subdirectories and
then moves you to the selected subdirectory.
?CATDISK.COM%155
^CATDISK#3.26$Y
@A diskette catalog program with many features.
?EDCOM.COM%155
^EDCOM#7/87$N
@A full-screen (24x80) binary file editor. Enables you to view
and edit any file (if it fits into available memory) on PC or
compatible with monochrome or color graphics adapter screen.
8088 ASseMbler source is included.
?MEM.COM%155
^MEM#7/87$N
@Look at memory (up to 1Mb) on PC or compatible with
monochrome or color graphics adapter. Included the ability to
jump to an address and to find a string of characters. 8088
ASseMbler source included.
?LOWCASE.EXE%155
^Lower-case#1.0$N
@Convert upper to lower case. Source code is included.
?DISK DOC%156
^#01/09/88$N
@Utility programs for most MS/PC-DOS systems.
?19200.COM%156
^19200#$N
@Set your COM1: port to 19,200K baud.
?704K.COM%156
^704K#$Y
@Extend base memory on systems with 704K.
?PS.EXE%156
^PSearch#2.0$Y
@A disk and/or file search program with many features and
options. Search files for text, locate files by name, etc.
?COMHELP.COM%156
^COMPEEK#1.5$Y
@Menu-driven system for checking out your communications
parameter setup. Lets you set UART to unusual speeds and
provides a "toolbox" for solving problems. Check if and how
your serial card/internal modem is installed, provides
extensive UART tests via internal or external loopbacks to
test even you EIA cable, and much more. Lots of on-line help
so even novices can check out their system.
?INT13.COM%156
^Interrupt 13h#2.0$N
@A tool to help unravel copy protection schemes. Note: this
program must not be used to enable you to distribute copies
of proprietary software. It is to allow you to make backup
copies of legally registered software if the manufacturer
cannot or will not help you. FOG condemns software piracy!
ASseMbler source code is included.
?INTRCPT.COM%156
^Intercept#Beta$N
@A memory resident program which monitors interrupts 40h and
2Fh to allow AT users with 1.2Mb (high density) drives to
format, read, and write 720K disks using cheaper low density
diskettes.
?SCRNSAVE.COM%156
^ScreenSave#1.4$N
@Blanks the screen of Heath/Zenith Z100 or PC computer when
there has been no keyboard input for a period of time. 8088
ASseMbler source is included.
?PCWINDOW.COM%156
^PCWindow#2.2$Y
@A "hidden" utility program which remains resident in RAM, as
an extension to DOS, until the system is re-booted, to give
the user eight online hidden functions: Display time window,
start or stop elapse timer, calculate split time, set alarm,
set color on or off, display ASCII chart, note pad, printer
setup, or mix some of these functions.
?DISK DOC%157
^#01/09/88$N
@Turbo Pascal programming utilities and sample programs.
?STAYRES.COM%157
^Stay Resident#4.10$Y
@Series of programs with Turbo Pascal source code. Includes
windows, INT24 processing, much more.
?SUPER.COM%157
^SuperComm#$Y
@Buffered communications support library for Turbo Pascal.
Source code included.
?TDEBUG.COM%157
^Turbo DEBUG#$N
@A source code debugger for use in debugging Turbo Pascal
programs on the IBM PC. Allows you to view your source code
while debugging, to trace the operation of your program
statement by statement, to insert breakpoints in the program,
and to examine (and change) global or local variables in the
program (including strings, array variables, and records.
?DIRSCAN.PAS%157
^#$N
@Turbo Pascal source code for a program to create a
string variable at least eight characters long.
?PROSET.PAS%157
^#$N
@Turbo Pascal source code for a program to set the
Proprinter options.
?DISK DOC%158
^#01/09/88$N
@ASseMbler source code for a wide variety of applications.
?ALARM.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for alarm clock routine.
?BASLOAD.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to provide Basic program with access
to the LOADER by passing parameters via SYSPARM.
?BASMAIN.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for program to set PSP address for a
compiled Basic program.
?BREAK.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a control break handler for a
Lattice 'C' program.
?BRK.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a program to trap Break.
?BRK2.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for Break handling utilities module.
?C-CHADIR.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for subroutine to change current
working directory for CBasic.
?C-CLR.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for subroutine which allows a CBasic
program to scroll a window.
?C-PRNT.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a subroutine which allows CBasic
to print a screen.
?C-WINDO.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a subroutine which allows CBasic
to paint a window.
?CALC.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a calculator.
?CHAR.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source.
?CHAROP.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a program that sets and returns
switch character and device availability for Lattice 'C'.
?CLEAN.ASM%158
^#1.1$N
@ASseMbler source for a program which filters out unwanted
control characters in text files (ASCII to WordStar and/or
WordStar to ASCII conversions).
?CLEANF.ASM%158
^#2.0$N
@ASseMbler source for a program which filters control codes
from text files, expands tabs, etc. (ASCII to/from WordStar).
?CLEAR.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a program to clear display and
set character attributes.
?CLOCK.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for clock program.
?CLR.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a Basic program to scroll a
window.
?COBLOAD.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a program which allows COBOL
programs access to the program loader by passing parameters
via SYSPARM.
?COMIBAS.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a serial communications port
interrupt interceptor.
?COMINT.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a serial communications port
interrupt interceptor.
?DEV.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a program which reports device
header information for all installed device drivers.
?DEVSYM.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for handling device drivers.
?DOSMAC.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source to be included in DOSSYM.
?DOSSYM.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for program to break a listing into
pages and give new subtitles.
?DRIVER.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler template for making an installable device
driver.
?DSKWATCH.ASM%158
^#$N
@Steve Holzner's ASseMbler source for a program which
helps you catch disk errors DOS misses (from 6/11/85 PC
Magazine article).
?EXECSUB.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for an execute program for compiled
Basic. It allows one Basic program to call another.
?FREE.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for determining free disk space.
?FRESPACE.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for determining free disk space.
?FXN.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for demonstrating EXEC function call
4Bh.
?GETSEG_C.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for getting current segment values.
?GETSPACE.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for getting disk space.
?HDR.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for Device Drive Library header.
?IBM2OKI.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a program which traps the printer
output interrupt (17h) and translate out-going IBM-style
line drawing characters to codes compatible with the Okidata
84p.
?INTHAND.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for interrupt handling.
?MAKDIR.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for the rename a file function call.
?MEMSCAN.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for a program which can scan an
entire megabyte of memory.
?MOVFILES.ASM%158
^#$N
@ASseMbler source for program which can be called from
a Basic program to find all files which match a mask and
move them from one subdirectory to another.
?SWAP.COM%158
^Context Switch#$N
@Includes ASseMbler source code.
?DISK DOC%159
^#01/09/88$N
@Basic programming aids, especially valuable for novice Basic
programmers.
?BASICODR.DOC%159
^BasiCoder#$N
@A program generator targeted at beginners and novices.
Creates a single file database program in MicroSoft Basic
source code. The generated program can be compiled and/or
run under the interpreter. Excellent way for new users to
write programs geared to their specific needs.
?MRGBASIC.TXT%159
^MailMerge Basic#$N
@A series of MailMerge "programs" to ease the burden of
creating a series of related Basic programs. This really
eliminates the drudgery of repetitive programming often
needed when building related programs.
?DISK DOC%160
^#01/09/88$N
@A must for Lotus 1-2-3 users.
?WP.COM%160
^WordPlan#A.00.00$Y
@A "Living Document Processor" for Lotus 1-2-3 and other
applications. Can read multiple Lotus files and produce
custom reports and documents. Does not require "cut and
paste" approach to reports common to other programs.
?XTRATIPS.WKS%160
^#$N
@A collections of Lotus 1-2-3 tips. Although intended
to convince you to buy their book, these tips will help many
users. Some really good ideas are included here.
?DISK DOC%161
^#01/30/88$N
@Disk 1 of 2. Buerg Utilities.
?ARCUTILS.DOC%161
^#$N
@Documentation for the Buerg ARChiving utilities.
?ARCE30F.COM%161
^ARCE#3.0F$N
@Extract files from an ARChive file. Supports most compression
techniques.
?ARCA127.COM%161
^ARCA#1.27$N
@Create or add files to an ARChive file. Includes a
80286 specific version.
?ARCV117.COM%161
^ARCV#1.17$N
@Display a list of the members of an ARChive file. Includes
ASseMbler source.
?XONE21.COM%161
^XONE#2.1$N
@Create an ARChive file from one or more files currently
contained in an existing ARChive file. ASseMbler source is
included.
?QBARCV.OBJ%161
^QBARCV#1/1/87$N
@Called from a Quick Basic program, this will display the
directory of an ARChive file.
?LARC.EXE%161
^LARC#1.6$N
@Create the smallest possible ARChive file and, if it
encounters a .LBR file, convert from LU or LAR to ARC format.
?LUD106.COM%161
^LUD#1.06$N
@Delete one or more files from a LU or LAR .LBR file.
?LUE220.COM%161
^LUE#2.3$N
@Extracts members of a LU or LAR-created .LBR file.
?LUT193.COM%161
^LUT#1.93$N
@Display the directory of a LU or LAR-created .LBR file.
?LUU213.COM%161
^LUU#2.13$N
@Add to a .LBR file.
?LUX12.COM%161
^LUX#1.2$N
@Execute a program (.COM or .EXE) from within a .LBR file.
?LIST.COM%161
^LIST#6.2a$Y
@Full-screen viewing and much more of files. Has a large
number of options, some of which can be permanently patched.
?DRLISTH.COM%161
^DRLIST#H$Y
@Special version of LIST for use with CTTY/ANSI systems.
?DISK DOC%162
^#01/30/88$N
@Disk 2 of 2. Buerg Utilities.
?AUTODATE.COM%162
^AUTODATE#1.0$N
@Set DOS data and time without a clock calendar. ASseMbler
source code is included.
?CISMSG22.COM%162
^CIS Message#2.2$N
@Sorts CompuServe messages by topic and deletes duplicates.
?DELDUPE.COM%162
^Delete Duplicates#2.2$N
@Delete duplicate files found in two or more subdirectories.
ASseMbler source code is included.
?FB.COM%162
^FileBackupRestore#1.61$N
@A collection of file backup, restore, and status utilities.
?JLH.COM%162
^Jet's LittleHelper#1.07$N
@Invoke Tall Tree's JHET to copy files from all directories on
one drive to another drive.
?FC.ARC%162
^#1.3$N
@Create MRG file from two BASIC source versions.
?QBX300A.ARC%162
^#3.00a$N
@A label and symbol cross referencer for Quick Basic.
?RB.ARC%162
^#1.58$N
@Convert token BASIC file to ASCII file.
?SQUISH.EXE%162
^#3.3$N
@Compress and unnumber BASIC source programs.
?LDIR30.COM%162
^LDIR#3.0$N
@List directories in selected file order. ASseMbler source
code is included.
?LP14.COM%162
^Okidata LP#1.4$N
@Print file with headings and pagination on Okidata MS92.
ASseMbler source is included so you can modify the program
for your printer.
?LP16.COM%162
^LaserJet LP#1.6$N
@Print file with headings and pagination on Hewlett Packard
LaserJet. ASseMbler source code is included so you can modify
the program for your printer.
?OKI.COM%162
^Okidata Setup#1.1$N
@Menu-driven Okidata 92 printer setup. ASsembler source code
is included.
?OKISET.COM%162
^OKISET#1.0$N
@Similar to OKI but adds script and italic fonts. ASseMbler
source code is included.
?QDR29.COM%162
^QuickDiskReformat#2.9$N
@Quickly reformat a disk to erase all files and subdirectories
with this program.
?SORTF.COM%162
^SORTF#2.23$N
@This fast ASCII file sorter can handle large files.
?SQPC131.COM%162
^SQPC#1.31$N
@Fast file squeezer and unsqueezer compresses your files to
save disk space.
?SWAPNAME.COM%162
^Swapnames#1.2$N
@Switch filenames of two files. For example, if you have
CONFIG.SYS and CONFIG.ALT, this will trade filenames between
the two files with a single command. A real time saver.
?TABS21.COM%162
^TABS#2.1$N
@Convert spaces to TABs, TABs to spaces in your files. This
can save a lot of space with a large file containing lots of
spaces or undo the conversion if you software doesn't handle
tabs well. ASseMbler source code is included.
?-LIST.ME%162
^#$N
@Summary of Vern's programs and version numbers.
?DISK DOC%163
^#03/09/88$N
@Disk 1 of 10. ButtonWare software set.
 Disk 1 of 3. PC-File+. Note that this is such an enormous
upgrade from the PC-FILE which can be found on FOG-DOS.013
that it is treated as an entirely new program rather than an
update. Small capacity systems may need to use the earlier,
less functional version.
?PCF.EXE%163
^PC-File+#2.0$Y
@The ultimate database manager, the version is menu-driven
with lots of context-sensitive help screens, is much faster
than previous versions, and is extremely powerful. Complete
with a sophisticated report writer, customized entry screens,
embedded and nested calculations, mailmerge form letters, a
"drop to DOS" option, password protection, and much more.
Works directly with PC-Type+ and PC-Calc+. Has calculator
"hot key", date arithmetic, 8087 and 80287 support, and
summary graphics.
?DISK DOC%164
^#03/09/88$N
@Disk 2 of 10. ButtonWare software set.
 Disk 2 of 3. PC-File+.
?DISK DOC%165
^#03/09/88$N
@Disk 3 of 10. ButtonWare software set.
 Disk 3 of 3. PC-File+.
?DISK DOC%166
^#01/30/88$N
@Disk 4 of 10. ButtonWare software set.
 PC-Tickle.
?TICKLE.COM%166
^PC-Tickle#1.0$Y
@This is "the program that never forgets." It lets you easily
create a tickler file which it will then reference to remind
you of important dates, appointments, etc. It even has some
simple math functions which allow it to report on expenses or
hours utilized on certain activities.
?DISK DOC%167
^#03/09/88$N
@Disk 5 of 10. Buttonware software set.
 PC-Stylist.
?PCSTYLE.COM%167
^PC-Stylist#1.1$Y
@Checks your writing for readability and style. It graphically
reports on the readability, personal tone, and use of action
verbs in your documents. It works with any word processor
that can produce ASCII text files. If you use PC-Type+, it
will check on your writing style even while you are working
on a document!
?DISK DOC%168
^#01/30/88$N
@Disk 6 of 10. ButtonWare software set.
 Disk 1 of 2. PC-Type+.
?PCTYPE.EXE%168
^PC-Type+#10/1/86$Y
@An easy-to-use word processing program ("The Ultimate Word
Processor"). It includes a 100,000 word "Fault-Finder" that
will check for misspellings and word repetitions. Works with
PC-File+ and PC-Calc+ and can handle up to ten files at the
same time.
?DISK DOC%169
^#01/30/88$N
@Disk 7 of 10. ButtonWare software set.
 Disk 2 of 2. PC-Type+.
?DISK DOC%170
^#01/30/88$N
@Disk 8 of 10. ButtonWare software set.
 PC-Dial.
?PC-DIAL.EXE%170
^PC-Dial#2.0$Y
@An excellent modem communications program. It handles
asynchronous communications and can upload and download all
types of files using error checking. You can define up to
twelve macros. Also supports user-created "script" files so
you can automate many applications.
?DISK DOC%171
^#01/30/88$N
@Disk 9 of 10. ButtonWare software set.
 Disk 1 of 2. Baker's Dozen.
?BAKERS12.EXE%171
^Baker's Dozen#6/1/87$Y
@This is the handiest set of thirteen programs ever collected
together. Included here are: a pop-up calendar with holidays
and events (add your own), file and text finding, text file
comparing, file sorting (up to four levels), screen snapshots
to disk, redirecting of printer output to disk, sideways
printing, switch COM1 and COM2, switch LPT1 and LPT2, remove
directories and all files, color screen setup, disk utility
program, and keyboard and character determination program.
?DISK DOC%172
^#01/30/88$N
@Disk 10 of 10. ButtonWare software set.
 Disk 2 of 2. Baker's Dozen.
 Also includes eXtended DOS.
?XD.EXE%172
^eXtended DOS#1.10$Y
@Powerful utility program which allows many of the DOS
commands, such as RENAME and COPY, to handle multiple files
and multiple file specifications. All files to be operated on
are show to the operator and a last minute "yes" or "no" is
permitted for each file. Other features include changing file
attributes (such as "hidden" and "read-only"), changing the
date and time on files, searching files, file printing, and
easy removing of subdirectories.
?DISK DOC%173
^#02/03/88$N
@ProComm support programs.
?DIRDAT14.EXE%173
^Directory Date#1.4$N
@Utility program to date ProComm dialing directory entries so
that you can tell the last date you called a particular
number when you look at the entries in the directory.
Designed for ProComm 2.4.2 (may work with other versions).
?SCRIPGEN.COM%173
^ScriptFileGenerate#1.0$Y
@Program for non-programmer to generate simple log-on scripts
for use with ProComm's dialing directory to automate log-on,
logoff, etc. Particularly nice for calling PCBoard systems.
?ADL.COM%173
^Automatic Download#$N
@Designed to be used with ProComm 2.4.2 to speed up file
downloads, especially from The Source. Turbo Pascal source
and samples are included.
?DSZ.EXE%173
^DSZ#$N
@Add Z-Modem and SEAlink protocols to ProComm 2.4.2
?DISK DOC%174
^#02/03/88$N
@Games which can be played on Hercules-compatible monitors.
Also on here is a program to make wrapping paper.
?BEAST.COM%174
^#$N
@Arcade style game where you try to squash the beast.
Works on Hercules-compatible system.
?CRIBBAGE.EXE%174
^#$N
@A cutthroat version of the classic card game. May have
a bug or two but still fun.
?SOL.COM%174
^Solitaire#1.10$Y
@Here's a card game that even knows about cheating! Lots of
options the user can play. Works great on Hercules-compatible
system.
?BJ46.BAS%174
^Blackjack#$N
@Professional blackjack game for one to six players. Requires
Basic.
?CHASE44.BAS%174
^Chase#$N
@Full-screen chase game for one to four players. Requires
Basic.
?TTT43.BAS%174
^Tic-Tac-Toe#$N
@Variable skill three dimensional game for one to three
players. Requires Basic.
?GIFTWRAP.EXE%174
^#3.05$Y
@This program allows you to create personalized wrapping paper
with which to wrap presents. Very easy to use and has lots of
options.
?DISK DOC%175
^#02/03/88$N
@Handy utilities for a variety of users. Included here are
programs for all levels of experience.
?ROM.DOC%175
^XT/AT ROM capture#$N
@Set of utilities that allows the user to capture the contents
of the ROM sets in either the PC or the AT. Some 'C' source
code is included. Not for novice users.
?UNCR232.EXE%175
^UnCRunch#2.32$N
@LZW uncruncher which allows MS/PC-DOS users to extract files
which have been crunched (a 'Z' as the middle character of a
file extension for a file which cannot be TYPEd).
?UNERASE.COM%175
^UNERASE/DBACK#1.1$N
@Eric Gan's program to undelete files on most disks. Works on
any disk up to 20Mb (may also work with some 30Mb drives).
Eric suggests you use DBACK before attempting to unerase.
?DBACK.COM%175
^#$N
@Backs up the FAT (File Allocation Table) and root directory
of a (hard) disk to a file on another (floppy) disk. Also
restores the FAT and directory after a catastrophe "wipes
out" your disk. Use this before unerasing a file or when
doing possibly destructive programming.
?CO.COM%175
^#$N
@The tiny PC Magazine program which allows menu-driven
file copying, deletion, and moving. Multiple sorting options.
?DR.COM%175
^#$N
@The tiny PC Magazine program which allows menu-driven
viewing of text files, deletions, renaming, and file moving.
Offers several sorting options.
?RN.COM%175
^#$N
@The tiny PC Magazine program which allows menu-driven
subdirectory access, renaming, creation, and removal. Allows
hiding/unhiding and the setting of the Read Only and ARChive
bits. This also runs DR.COM without first exiting.
?PRN2FILE.COM%175
^Printer to File#2.2$N
@Captures any output nominally directed to a printer to a text
file which can then be edited or printed separately.
?DM.COM%175
^Directory Manager#2.2$Y
@To make the task of keeping your hard disk orgranized easy.
On-line help screens and registration information.
?PC-FLIST.EXE%175
^PC-FLIST#1.10$Y
@Full-screen file directory program designed to improve your
productivity. On-line help makes it easy to use and the user
definable defaults and function and macro keys speed
operation.
?DISK DOC%176
^#02/03/88$N
@Another DOS shell program, this one is also a demo of a much
larger program.
?MAX.COM%176
^MaxaMenu MiniShell#$N
@A demonstration of a menuing tool plus a complete stand-alone
shell program.
?DISK DOC%177
^#02/03/88$N
@A shareware Pascal compiler, run-time, editor, etc.
?SURPAS.COM%177
^SURPAS#1.0$Y
@Program development package based upon the block structured
programming language Pascal. Also supports the 8087 floating
point co-processor. Includes all facilities required to
create, edit, compile, run, and debug programs written in
Pascal. Includes run-time package, on-screen editor, and a
Pascal compiler (all fully contained in one 32K program).
Some files referenced in documentation were missing from
from the submission disk.
?DISK DOC%178
^#02/03/88$N
@Disk 1 of 2. Qmodem, a telecommunications program which
supports script files to automate all procedures.
?QMODEM.COM%178
^Qmodem SST#3.1a$Y
@One of the most popular modem communications programs for
MS/PC-DOS computers. Includes script files to facilitate
calling popular systems.
?DISK DOC%179
^#02/03/88$N
@Disk 2 of 2. Qmodem. Also on this disk are Qmodem support
programs, specifically one which adds SEAlink protocol.
?SEA-QM.DOC%179
^Qmodem SEAlink#$N
@Add SEAlink protocol to Qmodem.
?DISK DOC%180
^#02/03/88$N
@Job Organizer and Backup System.
?JOBS31-0.TXT%180
^J.O.B.S.#3.10s$N
@Job Organizer and Backup System, a subset of JOBS+ and a
power user's tool. Provides graphic representation of
directory trees (two screens) with easy movement between
directories and disks and all the options you could ever want
including batch commands, a configurable print utility, ASCII
or hex dumps, etc. Has a DOS shell that gives you total
control of the environment, including a link to you editor.
Complete on-line help and thorough error trapping.
?DISK DOC%181
^#02/03/88$N
@Disk 1 of 2. Wildcat!
?WILDCAT1.ARC%181
^Wildcat!#1.03$Y
@One of the most popular programs for operating a remote
system (BBS). Completely contained in four ARChive files, so
you will need an unarcer. Be sure to read the documentation
completely before starting.
?DISK DOC%182
^#02/03/88$N
@Disk 2 of 2. Wildcat!
?DISK DOC%183
^#02/03/88$N
@Home finance program.
?FB.COM%183
^FastBucks#3.18$Y
@A fast, menu-driven home finance program which saves data in
binary format to cons