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CONTENTS OF DISK 59
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Browser		Another version of the browser program released on
		disks number 18 and number 34. Includes some bug fixes
		and enhancements. Includes source. Author: Mike Meyer,
		enhancements by Mark Schretlen

Browser2	This browser type program is apparently not based on
		the original Mike Meyer version. Binary only. Author:
		Dan Green

Clock		Another clock program, comes in several flavors
		depending upon features desired, which include using
		alternate fonts, using alternate colors, setting the
		time, etc. Binary only. Author: Mark Waggoner

Dme		Version 1.22 of Matt's text editor. Dme is a simple
		WYSIWYG editor designed for programmers. It is not a
		WYSIWYG word processor in the traditional sense.
		Features include arbitrary key mapping, fast scrolling,
		title-line statistics multiple windows, and ability to
		iconify windows. Author: Matt Dillon

DropCloth	Dropcloth replaces the standard blank WorkBench
		backdrop with a pattern, of setable intensity. Binary
		only. Author: Eric Lavitsky and Perry Kivolowitz

DropShadow	A program that makes your WorkBench windows have
		dropshadows. Neat. Binary only. Author: Jim Mackraz

FixWB		A program similar to "DropCloth" (also on this disk),
		but not fully working yet. At least this one is
		provided in source, so you get your choice of a working
		one in binary or a nonworking one in source. Sigh.
		Author: Leo Schwab

mCAD		An object-oriented drawing program, version 1.2.2. Uses
		a small set of graphics primitives (like "line", "box",
		and "text") and a small set of editing functions (like
		"move", "size", and "rotate"). While drawing and
		editing, the user can call on other functions to modify
		the display; to zoom in, slide around, superimpose a
		grid, etc. This shareware program was submitted by the
		author. Many improvements over the version released on
		disk number 56. Binary only. Author: Tim Mooney

Robotroff	Another of Leo's cute little display hacks. This one
		has a definite attraction to pointers (don't want to
		spoil the surprise). Author: Leo Schwab

Supermort	A general compounding/amortization routine, using the
		intuition environment, which can be used for
		mortgage/loan computations. Binary only. Author: Mark
		Schretlen