Fish Disk #0685: YatZ

Fish Disk #0685 © 1992 Fish, Fred

DiskPrint A label database which prints and stores disk labels
for 3.5" and 5.25" disks. Primarily created as a
combined database and print utility for FD disks, it
includes easy-to-use label library functions (like
printing labels for a whole FD series in one turn or
multiple print of one label) and labels for most FD
disks which are available within a few mouse clicks.
Features include a fast search routine, user-definable
label layout, different label sizes, intuition-based
disk directory read-in and a lot more. Very
configurable. Works fine with every printer connected
to the parallel port and AmigaOS 1.2, 1.3, and 2.x.
This is version 3.51, a major update to version 3.4.3
on disk 567. Both English (PAL & NTSC) and German
versions. Shareware, binary only. Author: Jan Geissler

FreeCopy FreeCopy is unlike most copiers in that it does not
actually copy disks. It removes the protection so disks
can easily be backed up with almost any program, and in
some cases be installed on your hard drive. This is
version 1.8, an update to version 1.4 on disk 498.
Public domain, binary only. Author: Greg Pringle

MCMaster MCMaster is another cassette tape cover printing
utility which should work together with any printer
which supports pica and fine. Other features include a
search function and a list function which allows you to
put all the song names in a list gadget to scroll
around. Version 1.1, freeware, includes source in C.
Author: Michael Watzl

PublicManager Public screen tool which opens public screens which are
freely configurable (depth, size, font, etc) and have
their own menu (palette, quit, tools, etc). Includes
two little tools to modify the public screen modes and
the default public screen. Version 1.2, freeware,
includes source in C and assembly. Author: Michael
Watzl

YatZ One player Yatzee game. This program was written to
take up little memory and to multitask nicely. This is
version 1.1, an update to version 1.0 on disk 498.
Public domain, includes source in C. Author: Greg
Pringle