Short:        Fish disk 0388
Uploader:     Fish Disks <aminet aminet net>
Type:         misc/fish
Architecture: m68k-amigaos


This is disk 388 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.


Calc		A shell style, command-line calculator.  Calc does not
		have a fancy keypad display as many other calculator
		programs do.  Instead, it is capable of taking its input
		from a file, the keyboard, or a command line and output-
		ting its results to a file or the screen.  It can also
		apply a single equation to all of the values stored in a
		file (or files).  It handles all common mathematical
		expressions, can optionally predefine physical constants
		and store variables.  Version 2.0, binary only.
		Author:  Bill Dimm

DClock		A "Dumb Clock" utility that displays the date and time
		in the Workbench screen title bar.  This is version 1.27,
		an update version 1.12 disk number 325.  Many more useful
		enhancements/bug fixes, including an ARexx interface.
		Includes source.
		Author:  Olaf Barthel

DIEd		A full-screen ANSI editor including an animation utility.
		Provides PAL and NTSC compatibility.  Many useful features
		such as horizontal and vertical block cut/pasting operations,
		line/block/screen centering, save defaults and more.
		Version 2.4, binary only.
		Author:  P-E Raue

Free		Display how much free space (bytes or blocks) you have on any
		or all of your mounted disk volumes.  Runs from CLI only.
		Based on "Free" by Tom Smythe on Fish Disk 66, but totally
		rewritten and enhanced.  Version 1.01, includes source.
		Author:  Daniel Jay Barrett

KeyMapEd	Allows you to change the KeyMaps used with SetMap.  This
		is a full featured editor providing support for normal,
		string and dead keys.  The keyboard represented is from
		an A3000/A2000/A500 but it is fully compatible with A1000
		keyboards.  This is version 1.1i, an update to version
		1.02 on disk number 193, binary only.
		Author:  Tim Friest

SnoopDos	A utility for monitoring AmigaDOS calls.  In particular,
		it allows you to see what libraries, devices, fonts,
		environment variables or startup files a program is looking
		for.  Very useful when you're trying to install a new
		application.  Version 1.0, includes source in C.
		Author:  Eddy Carroll