Public (software) Library
January 1994 Monthly CD-ROM
Copyright 1994 Nelson Ford, PsL, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED


AceComm 1.75 [ACE175]  (Michael G. Phelps, reg. fee: $45) is a powerful comm
program with internal X/Y/Zmodem and other standard protocols, macros, full
script language, terminal emulation, and much more. NEW: user definable
menus; event schedules for mail and host modes; memory management system;
FON file import, conversion, and merge functions; and intelligent file
rename, auto answer, and auto log on technology.

Bear Bone$ 2.0 [BBONES2]  (Computer Vectors, Inc., reg. fee: $45) is an
external protocol which allows the user to transfer text and binary files to
and from IBM hosts that support IND$FILE.

The Beginner's Guide to the Internet 1.2 [BGI12]  (Patrick J. Suarez, reg.
fee: $25) is an Internet tutorial. It includes a step-by-step guide for
novices, and a comprehensive list of sign-up access suppliers. It covers
email, ftp, telnet, gopher, archie, veronica, wais, www, USENET newsgroups,
BITNET listservs, and Internet Relay Chat.

Cedar Island Link 3.0d [CILINK]  (Mike Caughran, reg. fee: $) is a
mouse-based communications program which allows you to click on characters
in the terminal window and have them sent back to the BBS as though you've
typed them in yourself. It also includes an XTREE-like utility which unzips
compressed files and views GIF images. Supports data rates from 300 baud to
110KB. Supports ANSI music and more.

Commo 5.52 [COMMO552]  (Fred P. Brucker, reg. fee: $35) is a general purpose
telecommunications program.

Download Recordkeeper 2.4 [DLRK24]  (Allen Brown, reg. fee: $5) extracts the
names of downloaded files from your Telix-compatible usage log and writes
them to a disk file for easy reference while you are on-line.

QCOM 3.0 [QCOM30]  (Richard W. Turenne, reg. fee: $20) is a communications
program that is designed for use with the file transferring program, DSZ by
Omen Technology.

ZeppeLAN 1.2 [ZEP12]  (Contact Plus Corp., reg. fee: $95) contains several
applications for networks, including shared printer selection, a telephone
dialer, logging on and off the network, and sending one-line messages to
other logged-on users or groups.