Fish Disk #0533: Conquest

Fish Disk #0533 © 1991 Fish, Fred

BootGen This program creates a bootmenu. You simply enter the
name of ten programs and the program will do the rest.
When you boot the disk a menu will appear where you can
choose one of ten program names, which automatically
will be loaded. Version 3.4, binary only. Author: Frank
Enderle

Conquest Lore of Conquest is a war game similar in concept to
the board game Risk. You are the lord of an entire
world, destined to rule the galaxy. Some worlds are
virgin fruits, ready for you to colonize. Some worlds
have natives who do not wish to accept your rule, these
you must conquer for they will yield more valuable
resources. As you claim the galaxy you will find, you
are not the only one extending your dominion. This is a
two-player game, so be prepared to defend yourself and
take what is yours! Version 1.6, an update to version
1.5 on disk 523. Includes enhanced galaxy map, instant
replay option, timed turns, symmetrical universe, and
more. Binary only, shareware. Author: Michael Bryant

Convert Converts an object file to a C source which can be
inserted with '#include' in your own programs. Version
1.0, includes source. Author: Frank Enderle

DosManager You can copy, delete, move, view, show as pictures,
play as samples, rename, ... , files with this program.
It is also possible to program a personal command with
Dos-Manager. This is version 1.0, shareware, binary
only. Author: Jurgen Stohr

Icons A bunch of 8-color icons for systems running AmigaDOS
2.0. Previously released 8-color icons from the author
appeared on disk 213. Author: Wolf-Peter Dehnick

OctaMEDDemo Player program and sample songs for OctaMED, a special
version of MED that can play 8 tracks at once on a
standard Amiga without extra hardware. The sound
quality is not as high as with 4-channel sound but is
good enough for many purposes. Binary only. Author:
Amiganuts United

VTest A simple example how to test if the AMIGA is infected
by a Virus. It simply checks some vectors in the Exec
Base structure and some library routines like DoIO.
Version 1.0, includes source. Author: Frank Enderle