A sample of digitized animal sounds along with a simple 
sound player.
Authors:  The Trumor Company, Inc.
Sound Player by Don Pitts


Written to be used with Jack Deckard's VoiceFiler program.
(Disk 82).  It allows for the sorting of a number of
voicefiles stored using that program into a new voicefile
of voices made up from various files.  Includes source.
Author:  David Bouckley


A nice little utility program with an intuition interface
for BBS and network junkies who download messages in one 
large file and then read them off-line.  Using only the
mouse, you can drive through such files a message at a 
time, examine each at your leisure and tag those you wish
to keep.  Version 1.2, binary only, but source available
with donation to author.
Author:  Tim Grantham 


Like Unix "more", only better, with forward and
backward scrolling, searching and positioning by
percent of file and line number, etc.  Now lets you
also print the current file.  Very useful!
This is Amiga version 1.3, an update to the version
on disk number 92.  Includes source.
Author:  Mark Nudelman, Amiga port by Bob Leivian


To quote the ReadMe file:
"Scheme is a statically scoped and properly tail-recursive
dialect of the Lisp programming language invented by
Guy Lewis Steele Jr. and Gerald Jay Sussman."
Binary only.
Amiga port by Ed Puckett