Fish Disk #0649: AMancala

Fish Disk #0649 © 1992 Fish, Fred

AMancala This is a slightly modified variant of an old African
board game called Mankalla. Zero, one and two player
mode, six computer playertypes, protocol function, 12
ranking lists maintained. Also a short online manual,
SingleStep-Learn-Mode and two display modes (numerical,
graphical) provided. Usage from both Workbench and CLI
supported. Compatible with Kickstart 1.3 and 2.0. This
is Version 1.19, binary only, shareware. Author:
Thorsten Koschinski

BrowserII A "Programmer's Workbench". Allows you to easily and
conveniently move, copy, rename, and delete files &
directories using the mouse. Also provides a method to
execute either Workbench or CLI programs by double-
clicking them or by selecting them from a ParM like
Menu whith lots of arguments. Version 2.04, an update
to version 1.0 on disk 540. Binary only. Author:
Sylvain Rougier, Pierre Carrette

CLIExe A XIcon style program. It allows you to execute a
script from WB and is completly CLI compatible, because
it is a CLI. Can use a real script file or take
commands in its own TOOLTYPES. Version 1.1, an update
to version 1.0 on disk 540. Includes source in C.
Author: Sylvain Rougier

LoadLib Another LoadLib program, but this version take
unlimited number of arguments in both CLI/WB and remove
the quote (") so it can work in BrowserII at any time.
Pure so you can put it in your resident list. Version
1.0, includes source in C. Author: Sylvain Rougier

ParM Parameterable Menu. ParM allows you to build menus to
run whatever program you have on a disk. ParM can run
programs either in WorkBench or CLI mode. This is an
alternative to MyMenu which can run only when WorkBench
is loaded. ParM can have it's own little window, can
attach menus to the CLI window you are running it from,
or to the WB menus, just like MyMenu. This is version
3.6, an update to version 3.00 on disk 540. Includes
source in C. Author: Sylvain Rougier, Pierre Carrette

Support Some libraries and other stuff used by other programs
on this disk. Placed here simply to avoid lots of
duplication. Author: Various