fish-0780

Short:        Fish disk 0780
Uploader:     Fish Disks <aminet aminet net>
Type:         misc/fish
Architecture: m68k-amigaos


This is disk 780 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.


ABackup		A powerful backup utility, that may be used both for hard
		disk backup and for file archiving.  Has a full Intuition
		interface, a "batch" mode, can save/load file selection,
		handle HD floppies, etc...  This is a *MAJOR* update, with
		support for XPK library, child task for disk write, error
		recovering when writing to a disk and more.  Include both
		French and English versions.  This is version 2.00, an
		update from version 1.60 on disk 759.  Shareware, binary
		only.
		Author:  Denis Gounelle.

MEM		A little memory game where the object is to remember the face
		of a "thief" you are shown for a variable length of time
		depending on the level.  You are then presented with a screen
		in which you have to "recreate" the face using various select-
		ions for eyes, eyebrows, nose and mouth.  Version 1.0, binary
		only.
		Author:  Jason Truong

NickPrefs	An enhancement to IPrefs that manages three new preferences,
		WBPicture allows you to display any IFF picture in the main
		Workbench window, supplanting the original (and boring ;-))
		WBPattern.  BusyPointer lets you edit the clock pointer used
		by programs when they are busy.  You may create an animated
		pointer.  Floppy provides the ability to mess with the public
		fields of trackdisk, that is, the TDPF_NOCLICK flag, step
		delay and the like.  Requires OS2.0, binary only.
		Author:  Nicola Salmoria

RachelRaccoon	A set of hand-drawn "Eric-Schwartz-animation-style" pictures
		of a new cartoon character.  The pictures are overscanned hi-
		res-interlace (704x480) and are provided in 16-color, 8-color,
		and 4-color flavors so you can use them for Workbench backdrop
		pictures.  The colors are arranged so that at least on Work-
		bench 2.x you will have standard looking titlebars.
		Author:  Leslie Dietz