| Name | Extracted | Size | Date | Description |
| ADDHLP.ZIP | Yes | 22928 | 12/8/1994 | AddHelp (JN) 1.0 modifies COM files to display help messages of your creation. The message can be any ASCII file of up to 23 lines. (John Nurick) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ALTER.ZIP | Yes | 8441 | 2/23/1990 | Alter 2.55a allows you change change the attributes of files (hidden, read-only, read-write, system, etc.), as well as the system time and date stamps for files. We have seen many file attribute utilities over the years, but this is the best. (Bruce Gavin) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| ATTS.ZIP | Yes | 6272 | 1/10/1994 | ATTS 1.0 allows you to change the hidden and read-only attributes of any file. (Ray Dittmeier) (Reg.Fee: $7) |
| BC_SSS.ZIP | Yes | 17108 | 5/29/1989 | Beyond Compare is a line-by-line file comparator. In comparing two files, Beyond Compare repeatedly looks for consecutive lines of text that are identical in both files and then reports the lines between the matching sections as differences. Beyond Compare is particularly useful for comparing two source code files or text files. (Stepping Stone Software) (Reg.Fee: $30) |
| BINCOMP.ZIP | Yes | 9973 | 5/29/1989 | Bincomp is intended primarily for comparing binary (non-text) files. It shows the offset location of any differences. (Telemacus Software Associates) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CBIN.ZIP | Yes | 4885 | 5/29/1989 | Cbin will compare each byte to the end-of-file of the longer of the two files or for a specified number of differences. Type "CBIN2" for command syntax. (Steven D. Stern) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| CHG.ZIP | Yes | 20528 | 5/16/1994 | CHG 3.3 changes file attributes, dates, and times on any file. You can also hide and unhide directories. (Bob Eyer) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| CHNGIT11.ZIP | Yes | 14575 | 3/18/1994 | ChangeIt 1.1 allows you to change any file date and time without the read-only attribute set. You can change any system or hidden files, one file, a series or even whole directories. (James Huckabey) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CHOP.ZIP | Yes | 22792 | 4/29/2023 | Chop 3.1 chops big files into more easily managed small files. Several options are offered to control where and how often the chopping takes place. Another feature allows you to extract a portion of a file. (Walter Kennamer) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| CMP_BJB.ZIP | Yes | 8844 | 5/29/1989 | CMP-BJB is a file comparison program. Intended primarily for programmers, CMP can be set up to detect mainly those differences which afect the operation of the resulting executable programs, ignoring matters which concern only the appearance or readability of the source files. CMP shows the two files side-by-side when comparing them line-by-line. You can page through the files or press F to move forward or backward to the next set up unmatched lines. Although CMP.EXE is designed primarily for programmers, it will work on any ASCII file, but not binary files because of the nature of the approach used. (B. J. Ball) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CNP050.ZIP | Yes | 40747 | 5/31/1994 | Cut&Paste 0.50 will cut large files into smaller pieces and also reassemble them. This can be useful for modem transfers, backups, etc. (Jason LeMay) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| COMB.ZIP | Yes | 11095 | 7/26/1991 | Comb 2.2 is a convenient way to combine files into one in a specified sort order. For example, to combine all the Utilities files on the PsL Reviews Disks, you would say COMB U*.* and the files would be combined into one and (NOTE:) the original files will be deleted. (Bob Eyer) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| COMP_PW.ZIP | Yes | 13326 | 11/9/1994 | Compare (PW) 1.2 compares two files and displays the lines that are different. (Paul Wasserman) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| COMP_RSZ.ZIP | Yes | 26878 | 4/14/1994 | Compare 1.0 compares the contents of two text files and writes any differences to a file. (R. S. Zale) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| COMPARE.ZIP | Yes | 15830 | 5/29/1989 | Compare displays the differences between two text or two binary files. Files need not be the same length, and paragraph reformatting changes introduced by word wrap are ignored. Files are displayed in two on-screen windows. Differences are shown in inverse video, and are preceded by several lines of matching text to provide a context. (Michael J. Mefford) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| COMPAREM.ZIP | Yes | 175902 | 3/6/1994 | Compare! is a file comparison utility. It filters whitespaces such as tabs and line feeds, case, and user defined text and groups of text. You can strip the high bits from WordStar type files. You can also save and restore the current status of your comparison; copy, print and append files or marked blocks from a file; edit and delete files; shell to DOS; find specific text in either or both files; find the last difference or scroll back through the last 50 differences; go to a specific byte location and return DOS error code. (Kim Mosher) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| COMPF.ZIP | Yes | 34166 | 3/28/1991 | Compf compares two text files, and produces a listing to indicate which lines have been added, changed or deleted. Options let you control how the files are compared, to ignore blank lines, to ignore characters on the left- or right-hand side of lines, and to indicate how many changes to report before the comparison stops. (R.W. Payne) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CONCAT.ZIP | Yes | 15479 | 5/16/1994 | Concat 2.0 will join multiple files into a single file in a user specified sequence. Files can be concatenated one at a time or sorted by file spec as a group. (Wayne E. Birch) (Reg.Fee: $12) |
| CRC.ZIP | Yes | 20600 | 6/10/1994 | CRC 1.0 provides a method for comparing two files from different computers to determine if they are identical. (William D. Hause) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| CRC_HD.ZIP | Yes | 22843 | 6/22/1989 | CRC_HD & DO_CRC will create a listing of files (from one up to an entire hard disk) which shows the volume label, PATH, file directory info and a CRC number. Later on, if you suspect a file has been "clobbered", you can run DO_CRC and verify the result against the master list. (RTSoftware) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| CRC_M2.ZIP | Yes | 13148 | 1/25/1990 | CRC-M2 1.13 displays both 16- and 32-bit CRC values for selected files. It is useful for comparing contents of archives with external files. It is also useful for comparing files that are physically separated by distance or incompatible hardware. C source is included. (Raymond T. Kaya) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CRC120.ZIP | Yes | 7557 | 10/21/1994 | Cyclic Redundancy Checker 1.20 displays 16- and 32-bit CRC's of files or directory contents. The 16-bit CRC is the same as for ARC, LZH, LZS, PAK and ZOO files. A 32-bit CRC is the same as for ARJ and ZIP. CRC filespec displays individual CRC's for the specified file(s), and CRC path displays accumulated CRC's of all files contained in the specified directory. (Raymond T. Kaya) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CRCFILE.ZIP | Yes | 29707 | 5/28/1989 | CRCfile will verify CRC checksums for a user-selected set of files on any number of disks to determine whether files have been changed or deleted. The 16-bit checksums are maintained in a single text file. The program will work across a complex directory structure of a hard disk. (T. J. Cruise) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CUTZIT.ZIP | Yes | 87657 | 3/2/1994 | Cutzit cuts up files into smaller files, as well as allowing several other cutting, trimming, and pasting chores. One of the main uses for a file chopper is to get a large file onto several disks. (David Roper) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DBLLIST.ZIP | Yes | 17962 | 6/22/1989 | DblListr 1.03 lets you scroll and page through two files simultaneously. The files will be displayed initially in two horizontal windows, each taking half the screen. Pressing V changes the screen to two vertical windows. The display can be toggled to let either of the two take up two-thirds of the screen in either the vertical or horizontal display. Other features include a Hex display and a text search function. Note that the amount of each file displayed is limited to available memory, so you may get an End of File message when you know you are not at the end of the file. (Stephen S. Bates) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| DBMERGE.ZIP | Yes | 42786 | 5/29/1989 | Dbmerger 1.1 will allow you to merge delimited database export files. (Reg.Fee: $50) |
| DEBUG2.ZIP | Yes | 3298 | 6/22/1989 | Debug2 is a text file that tells you how to use DEBUG to find your way around a diskette or hard disk. Its main purpose is to guide you in the event you need to unerase a file. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DFILE12.ZIP | Yes | 8353 | 9/12/1994 | DateFile 1.2 renames any file to a prefix plus the current date. For example, TEST.TXT will become TES0920A.TXT if the current date is September 20th. The next file by the same name will be renamed TES0920B.TXT, and so on. Pascal source code is included. This makes it easy to keep multiple copies of files on your hard disk whose contents change, such as source code files, email files, etc. (Paul Saletan) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DFR.ZIP | Yes | 7565 | 10/6/1991 | Diskette File Recover 1.01 recovers files from a damaged disk. (Mark Vitt) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DIFF.ZIP | Yes | 23071 | 5/29/1989 | Diff compares two text files and puts change bars in the margin of the second one to indicate changes. (Peter Van Es) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DIFF_CS.ZIP | Yes | 44489 | 10/20/1994 | Diff 1.21 checks to see if any files in a specified directory tree have changed since the last time the utility was run. It supports up to 3000 directories with 2500 files in each directory. This could have many uses, from finding which files anywhere on a hard disk need backing up to serving as a crude anti-virus device. NEW: console output with paging, additional comparison options. (Chris Sitte) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| DIFF_KO.ZIP | Yes | 19581 | 9/23/1989 | Diff 1.0 is a file comparison program with an international flavor. It will prompt you in English or German. It will compare to files byte by byte or line by line. `C' and assembler source code is included for customizing for other languages. (Klaus Overhage) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DISKTYPE.ZIP | Yes | 447 | 8/10/1994 | Disktype tells you how the specified disk is formatted (eg: double-sided, 9 sector). Faster than using CHKDSK. (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| DIVIDE.ZIP | Yes | 14517 | 11/23/1990 | Divide 2.0 extracts into a file blocks of text from a file based on a user-specified search string and user-specified characters that indicate the start of blocks. For example, to extract all messages about "hard disks" from a file of messages downloaded from CompuServe, you would indicate that messages start with the characters "#:", which can be seen by looking at the file. Blank lines can also be specified as the start of blocks. Optionally, the program will create a third file containing any blocks NOT extracted. This results in dividing the original file into two. Blocks can also optionally be restricted to text within specified columns. This is a fast and powerful utility with many possible applications. (Bob Eyer) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DRS.ZIP | Yes | 59600 | 7/17/1991 | Data Recovery Software 1.12SF assists in the recovery of data from floppy disks that give you the "GENERAL FAILURE READING DRIVE A" message. It is designed to bypass DOS and move your drive head to each logical sector of the disk. It then converts the raw data found there to a form you can read. If information is on a disk and the disk will spin in your drive, this may help you get at it. (Data Research Software) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| EFFIC.ZIP | Yes | 14673 | 6/22/1989 | Effic measures the storage efficiency of any group of files on any floppy or hard disk supported by MSDOS. It returns a list of files with the number of clusters used, the number of non-contiguous clusters and a measure of the efficiency of storage as it will afect read/write performance. If all clusters are contiguous, the efficiency is rated as 100%. Otherwise, the efficiency is downgraded by the percentage of clusters that are non-contiguous. (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| EXEMAS.ZIP | Yes | 48055 | 9/26/1993 | ExeMaster 4.1 displays information about EXE and COM files, including archiver used, whether it is for DOS or Windows, whether it is a compiled batch file or self-displaying text file and more. (David Smith) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| EXT000.ZIP | Yes | 6240 | 7/21/1994 | EXT List 0.00 is a list of over 200 file extensions, each with a short description of their purpose and software with which they are most commonly associated. ( Marijke) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| FC30.ZIP | Yes | 51318 | 7/28/1994 | FC 3.0 compares two text files and lists the differences between them line by line. Changes to the first file to make the second are shown. The program works with any ASCII text file. The program will always finds a minimal list of differences (i.e. smallest number of lines deleted and added), word changes within lines, and never misses matching lines. You can compare files of up to 16,300 lines. NEW: supports use as a filter and input file redirection, shows lines before and after changes, and suppresses messages when files compared are equal or the second file is missing. (Mike Albert) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| FCBIN.ZIP | Yes | 29623 | 9/13/1993 | FCBin 1.2 compares two files and lists the differences between them byte by byte. Text or binary files can be compared. (Mike Albert) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| FCDOC1.ZIP | Yes | 36647 | 9/13/1993 | FCdoc 2.4 is a file comparison utility similar to Albert's FC utility, but it compares files by sentence rather than by line. The program works with any ASCII text file containing English text. Like FC this program will always finds a minimal list of differences (i.e. smallest number of sentences deleted and added), and never misses matching sentences. You can compare documents of up to 16,300 sentences. (Mike Albert) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| FCOPY_CS.ZIP | Yes | 10698 | 3/8/1994 | FCopy 1.0 will copy any size file to disk. If the file is too large to fit on the destination disk, the program will prompt the user for another disk. FCopy can then be used to reassemble the original file. (CompSoft Services) (Reg.Fee: $14) |
| FDATE.ZIP | Yes | 31735 | 1/11/1990 | FDate 1.2b resets files to a given date. This utility has a multitude of options for choosing the date to set, such as in Hex, the Julian date, the current date minus N days, a specific day of the week's date, and more. (Garrett A. Wollman) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| FILETYP.ZIP | Yes | 14639 | 3/18/1991 | FileType 1.5 attempts to tell you what kind of file a specified file is. It may seem a little silly when it tells you that it thinks that XYZ.EXE is an EXE file, but if you have files that have been renamed (possibly by downloading) or if you have a data file of uncertain origins, FileType can be most helpful. Other features include directory recognition and a large list of program identification types. (Cliff Peterson) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| FILMERG.ZIP | Yes | 11776 | 5/29/1989 | Filmerge lets you merge two sorted files by a specified field. (James Irwin) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| FLEXX10.ZIP | Yes | 108865 | 2/15/1994 | Flexx 1.0 is a data file comparison utility. It evaluates data within multiple areas of each file and has the ability to perform synchronized comparisons to identify added or deleted records. (William B. O'Dannel) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| GEN11.ZIP | Yes | 42707 | 8/10/1994 | Generations 1.1 makes it easy to keep track of and manage old versions (past "generations") of specified files. It copies the file to an aliased file name. At any time, you can quickly call up a listing of all the old versions on hand for any file, including file date, time, size, and your comments. Old versions are automatically deleted based on a specified number of backups desired, or you can manually delete specific backup versions. (Competitive Edge Software) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| GOODLOOK.ZIP | Yes | 57440 | 3/8/1994 | GoodLook lets you compare two files a line at a time. One file scrolls up the screen from the middle and the other scrolls down the screen from middle, so the lines you are comparing from each file appear one above the other for easy comparison. Goodlook has lots of features to make the comparison even easier. (John L. III Dove) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| INCLOG.ZIP | Yes | 9142 | 1/16/1995 | INC_LOG 3.0 provides a means of retaining several versions of a file by renaming each copy with a successive letter of the alphabet incorporated into the file name. The original date and time of the file is preserved as it is copied. (M. F. Buchan) (Reg.Fee: $0-10) |
| JS_NOT55.ZIP | Yes | 23420 | 8/30/1994 | JS-Not 5.5 lets you specify files on which action should NOT be taken. For example, you can delete or copy all files but those specified. (Johnathan Mark Smith) (Reg.Fee: $23) |
| JS_REC55.ZIP | Yes | 40107 | 8/30/1994 | JS-Rec 5.5 tells you what software created a specified file. (Johnathan Mark Smith) (Reg.Fee: $23) |
| JSREC.ZIP | Yes | 52575 | 10/13/1993 | JSRec 2.1 attempts to tell you what software created a specified file. (Johnathan Mark Smith) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| JSRPRT11.ZIP | Yes | 105114 | 10/13/1993 | JSReport 1.1 lets you extract data from files and format the data into reports. (Johnathan Mark Smith) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| MATCH.ZIP | Yes | 17795 | 4/15/1994 | Match Files 2.0 compares two files and displays the differences between them. (D. P. Jennings) (Reg.Fee: $10 pound) |
| MERGE219.ZIP | Yes | 101991 | 10/15/1994 | MergeFile 2.19 will merge sorted ASCII files of any size. Features include multiple merge keys, case sensitivity, ability to remove duplicates, order, error checking, and more. Pascal source code included. NEW: improved help. (Hal Parks) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| MERGEDH.ZIP | Yes | 42809 | 5/29/1989 | Merge is a program which merges ASCII data files with ASCII text files. This allows you to do mail-merge, ie: to merge address files with letters to produce form letters. Note: the files INVIT.* go with MERGE. (Dave Haberle) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| MERGP1B3.ZIP | Yes | 146903 | 12/17/1994 | MergePro 1.00b3 is a file merging program which will work with almost any size ASCII text file. It can perform a variety of merge functions, remove duplicates, skip over a heading, perform error checking, remove records from one file that match those in another, and more. NEW: more compare options, a switch to specify a path for the temporary file when an input file is also the output, expanded allowable key fields to 40, and more. (Hal Parks) |
| NUMLINES.ZIP | Yes | 8228 | 10/11/1993 | NumLines 1.0 counts the number of lines in text files. (Douglas Marquardt) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| OUNCE_OP.ZIP | Yes | 85678 | 3/5/1994 | Ounce Of Prevention allows deleted or overwritten files to be restored, as well as trapping attempts to format the hard disk. Up to eight generations of a file can be recovered. It also offers file security, write protection, the ability to free up disk space when the drive gets full, and critical disk error handling. (Pete Maclean) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $35) |
| PI_COMP.ZIP | Yes | 3923 | 5/29/1989 | PI-COMP is really more of a directory comparison utility than a file comparer, but it does compare the contents of files as well. Example usage would be "PI-COMP A:*.* B:*.*" where the output would be a sorted, side-by-side listing of the two directories showing which files match and which don't. (Markus Pelt) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| QCMP.ZIP | Yes | 13144 | 1/23/1991 | QCMP 1.14 compares two files or two groups of files. It is not designed to isolate file differences, but simply to tell you whether or not files are identical. QCMP is similar to DOS's COMP command except that it doesn't display differences; the display is better suited for automated processing; and it returns a usable errorlevel. Network support is also provided, and hidden files can be compared. (Christopher J. Dunford) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| RESIZE.ZIP | Yes | 5803 | 5/29/1989 | Resize lets you truncate or expand a file to a new specified size. If the new size is larger, more space is allocated as needed from the disk's free space. This could be used to recover data lost by accidental deletion or truncation of files. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| RNF.ZIP | Yes | 8057 | 5/15/1991 | RNF 2.1 adds designated characters to the end of all filename prefixes matching a specified filespec. You can automatically add a four-character date or time stamp, or a letter code of your choosing. (Bob Eyer) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SBREAK.ZIP | Yes | 25929 | 5/29/1989 | Superbreaker 3.1A splits large files into smaller files through a variety of options: by size, by match string, or by line count. Works on text files or binary files (such as large ZIP files). Files are recombined by using DOS's COPY x+y command. Files can be split at every Nth occurrence of a break string, or can be split to a certain size up to the next occurrence of a break string. (Thomas A. Lundin) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| SHRED.ZIP | Yes | 17112 | 2/18/1993 | Shred and Glue allows you to break large files into smaller files for easier management on floppies. It will work with 360k to 1.4MB disks. Glue allows you to combine the files back together into one large file. Shred and Glue have more features than similar programs. You can tell Shred a maximum file size to create or simply let it automatically split a file into chunks to fit on floppies until done. (Matt Gruson) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SPLIT.ZIP | Yes | 1875 | 6/22/1989 | Split 1.01 will split big files to many floppies and recombine them. This is for moving large files from one machine to another. (Mike Johnson) (Reg.Fee: $0-15) |
| SPLIT_JM.ZIP | Yes | 51164 | 11/3/1993 | Split 3.0 will split a large file onto multiple diskettes and allow you to change diskette drives and sizes in the process. For example, start with a 1.44MB and then go to a 1.22MB, 720K,360K, etc. (Joseph M. Morgan) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SPLIT30A.ZIP | Yes | 51110 | 2/2/1994 | Split & Unsplit 3.0a will split a large file onto multiple diskettes and allow you to change diskette drives and sizes in the process. (Joseph M. Morgan) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SPLIT6.ZIP | Yes | 31408 | 3/9/1994 | Split 6.0g divides a file into sections labeled partxx. points. Three auto-split options are to split the file into files of equal size, to specify the number of bytes in each new file, or to specify the number of lines in each new file. Other features include the ability to split a file manually, as well as automatically. (M. Dingacci) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SPLITMD.ZIP | Yes | 30076 | 6/21/1993 | Split 6.0e divides a file into smaller files at specified points. Three auto-split options are to split the file into files of equal size, to specify the number of bytes in each new file, or to specify the number of lines in each new file. Other features include the ability to split a file manually, as well as automatically. (M. Dingacci) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SRLK27.ZIP | Yes | 115201 | 1/17/1995 | Sherlock (JPB,JR) 2.73 compares two ASCII (text) files line by line. Also included is Disklist, which prints disk sleeve inserts showing directory contents. (John P Jr. Bauernschub) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $29) |
| STAMPER.ZIP | Yes | 12963 | 10/3/1994 | Stamper 1.00 allows you to quickly change the date/time stamp on a file. The program maintains up to five different date/time configurations, and all you have to do is drag a file onto an icon to change its settings. (Looking Glass Technologies) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| STF150.ZIP | Yes | 66874 | 7/18/1994 | Show Two Files 1.50 compares two ASCII text files side-by-side. Files can be scrolled through independently or together, differences are highlighted by dimming unequal lines in one file. and text searches can be performed on either or both files. NEW: support for CD-ROM drives.port for CD-ROM drives. (Robert P. McCormick) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| STOREIT.ZIP | Yes | 8869 | 5/2/1992 | StoreIt 0.02 is a version-tracking backup utility. When a file is copied to a backup, the name is changed to include either a sequence number or the current date. Optionally, the original file can be deleted. The backup file can be placed in the original directory or any other specified directory. (Nordevald Software) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| TC15.ZIP | Yes | 21395 | 2/18/1994 | TC 1.5 allows two text files to be viewed side-by side. (Robert M. Peffer) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| TOUCH.ZIP | Yes | 12336 | 6/22/1989 | Touch lets you change a file's time and date stamp to specified values. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| TWOFILE.ZIP | Yes | 13933 | 3/24/1991 | TwoFiles allows you to view two files at the same time and scroll the files up and down independently. (David Smith) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| UNERASE.ZIP | Yes | 4070 | 6/22/1989 | Unerase will un-delete files. UNERASE should work on any disk up to 20 megs, or 30 if it has fewer than 12,800 blocks, which would be the case with a 4K block size. In case your deleted file is a text file, you have the option of viewing the doubtful blocks (those after the first) before accepting them back in the file. (Eric Gans) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| UNIQNAME.ZIP | Yes | 14785 | 5/28/1989 | UniqName lets you rename a one or a set of files to a unique name. You can use wildcards aad list up to ten filespecs on the command line. You can choose to change the file extensions to numbers starting with 000 or you you can have it change the names to the current date (eg: 890531) plus a unique letter. (Ty Halderman) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| UTILS.ZIP | Yes | 87763 | 11/9/1994 | Simple Freeware Utilities 1.0 is a set of five file utilities: PopDir and PushDir save and restore directories during batch processing, TextExe converts ASCII text files into self-executing files, MakeExe compresses files into an EXE archive, and PG is a simple file viewer. (LRC Computing) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| VDIFF.ZIP | Yes | 17418 | 5/29/1989 | Vdiff compares two text files and creates a third file with a "change bar" in the margin to indicate where changes have occurred. (D. & Kim, Craig J. Krantz) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| VIEW2.ZIP | Yes | 26033 | 6/22/1989 | View2 1.2 lets you view two text files simultaneously. View-Two's features include text search, file comparison line by line, directory display and the ability to cut-and-paste between files. Only the first 776 lines of each file can be displayed. (Steve Leonard) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| WHATFMT.ZIP | Yes | 69682 | 4/30/1991 | WHAT?format identifies the program used to create a specified file. It can distinguish among 30 of the most popular word processors, including different versions of the same program. It can also identify ASCII, EBCDIC, PostScript, PCL, etc., as well as database, spreadsheet, graphic, archives, Windows fonts and other formats. If you have ever come across a data file and did not know what type it was, this is the utility for you. WHAT?format will also set errorlevel for use by a batch file. A batch file is included that shows you how to use this utility to sort different types of graphics files into different subdirectories. (Boots & Pepper) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| WHATIS.ZIP | Yes | 10282 | 12/11/1990 | WhatIs 1.2 tells you if a file is an executable or not, which is useful if you have downloaded a file and didn't put an extension on it. It can also tell what compiler was used to create it, though we are not sure what you can do with that information. It will detect LZEXE-compressed files, as well. (J.E. Smith) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| WI_19.ZIP | Yes | 167575 | 1/18/1995 | WhatIs - GH 1.9 determines the type of a file and gives useful information about it. This package includes a standalone command line version and an extended version which is designed to be called from other programs like for example RAMgr. It recognises GIF, PCX, TIF, TGA, JPG, BMP, all IFF filetypes, FLI, DBF, NG, TrueType, DeskJet, Bitstream fonts, MID, MOD, ROL, CMF, BNK, TRI, JUM, PCK, EXE (and exe compressors), Windows EXE, DLL,CRD, CAL, ICO, CUR, CLP, WRI, DOC and HLP files, ANSI, AVATAR, ASCII, all WordPerfect files, SFX files, compressed files, and more. (G. Hoogterp) (Reg.Fee: $f25) |
| XEQ.ZIP | Yes | 14534 | 9/9/1993 | COM File Library and Command Executor 1.5 lets you combine several of those small, useful, but disk-space-eating COM programs into one XEQ file from which you can run the programs. Keep in mind that this only works with programs with COM extensions, not EXE, and is of limited or no value with large programs. The point of XEQ is that a 200 byte COM file actually takes up disk space in the amount of whatever your drive's minimum allocation unit of disk space is, which could be as much as 8,000 bytes. By combining, even with 2k clusters, you could cram 10 of the 200-byte COM files into the space usually used by one. (Colin J. Stearman) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ZERO_430.ZIP | Yes | 13876 | 3/18/1994 | Zero 4.30 makes zero length files. (PsL Note: You can also make a zero length file by entering REM > FILENAME at the DOS prompt.) (James Huckabey) (Reg.Fee: $0) |