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Bawk		Text processor inspired by the Unix awk utility. Bawk
		searches files for specific patterns and performs
		actions for every occurance of these patterns. The
		patterns can be regular expressions. The actions are
		expressed using a subset of the C language.
		Unfortunately this version always gets a stack overflow
		no matter what the stack is set to, I haven't had a
		chance to find the bug. Includes source, so you can
		hunt for it. Looks like it could be a very useful
		utility for the Amiga. Author: Bob Brodt

CloseWB		Simple program for use with MWB (also on this disk) to
		close a current WorkBench screen, and let you open
		WorkBench on a custom screen. Author: Matt Dillon

Cookie		Fortune cookie program. Includes source. Author:
		Richard Stevens

JTime		Detailed instructions, including schematics in IFF
		format, for building and installing a battery backed up
		real-time clock. The clock goes on the joystick port
		(aka mouse port 2). Author: Michael Keryan

MenuBuilder	A program which automates the process of building
		menus. It takes a simple text file and generates a C
		source file with all the needed structures for linking
		with the rest of your program. This is version 1.0, and
		includes source. Author: A. Preston

MWB		A program which will create a new 'WorkBench' screen
		and route by request OpenWindow calls meant for the
		WorkBench to these new screens. This allows you to run
		programs which normally open windows on the WorkBench
		screen to use a custom screen instead. Version 1.01,
		includes source. Author: Matt Dillon

NewPackets	Tutorial downloaded from BIX C-A support section, which
		describes some new packets and structures in 1.2
		AmigaDos. Author: Carolyn Scheppner

PascalToC	A Pascal to C translator program which is supposed to
		correctly handle function, procedure, and most type
		declarations. However, this quick and dirty port didn't
		fare too well on even a simple little Pascal fragment
		from Software Tools in Pascal. I don't know if the
		problem is machine dependencies in the code or bugs.
		Looks like it could be useful with a little more work
		than I have time to put into it now. Includes source.
		Author: James Mullens, enhancements by Dan Kegel

Prep		Version 2.1 of a Fortran preprocessor called 'prep', an
		alternative to ratfor. Prep has better macro
		facilities, a concise shorthand for array and vector
		statements, all the standard flow control constructs of
		forth, and is written in generic, portable C (I made no
		source changes). Includes source. Author: Roger Ove

RunBack		A program that allows you to start another program
		which is independent of the CLI window. This is useful
		to start programs from your Startup-Sequence, load
		WorkBench, and then close the initial CLI (which could
		not be closed otherwise). Author: Charlie Heath,
		Microsmiths

SunMouse	Makes your mouse behave like the Sun Microsystem
		Sunwindows mouse. You no longer have to 'click' in a
		window to make it active. Just move the mouse pointer
		into the window and start typing. Version 1.0, binary
		only. Author: Scott Evernden