Fog Library Disk FOG-DOS.397
Copyright (1990) by Fog International Computer Users Group to the extent 
not copyrighted by the original author for the exclusive use and enjoyment 
of its members. Any reproduction or distribution for profit or personal 
gain is strictly forbidden. 

For information, contact FOG, P. O. Box 3474, Daly City, CA. 94015-0474.

<SHAREWARE> as part of the description of a file indicates that the program 
is distributed on a "try first, pay if you like it" basis. If you find the 
program(s) meet your need, please refer to the author's documentation for 
information on becoming a registered user. Only by registering and paying 
for the programs you like and use will the authors of such programs continue 
development. Often, more complete documentation, additional modules, and new 
releases are available only to registered users.


Utilities can often save you a great deal of time and
aggravation. Here are some more goodies!

Filename     Description
-08-08  .90  This is the release date of the disk.
-DOS397 .DOC This is the description of the disk contents.
TAME    .EXE  47812 ver. 2.40    [Tame 1 of 8] <SHAREWARE>
             Speeds up many programs when you are using a multi-tasking
             environment. It has direct support for DESQView, Windows,
             Double DOS, Omniview, Topview and VM/386.
TAMETUNE.BAT   1077 ver. 2.40    [Tame 2 of 8] <SHAREWARE>
UPDATE  .DOC   4641 ver. 2.40    [Tame 3 of 8] <SHAREWARE>
READ    .ME    2161 ver. 2.40    [Tame 4 of 8] <SHAREWARE>
REGISTER.FRM   1091 ver. 2.40    [Tame 5 of 8] <SHAREWARE>
TAME-RES.COM   2354 ver. 2.40    [Tame 6 of 8] <SHAREWARE>
TAME-RUN.BAT    223 ver. 2.40    [Tame 7 of 8] <SHAREWARE>
TAME    .DOC  44956 ver. 2.40    [Tame 8 of 8] <SHAREWARE>
FFF     .EXE  35168 ver. 2.9     [FullscreenFileFind 1 of 5] <SHAREWARE>
             Two "whereis" programs from Jim Derr that allow you to find
             files on your hard disk. One is line oriented while the other
             is full-screen oriented. Also optionally searches inside
             archive files. Registration $15.
FF2     .COM  17472 ver. 2.9     [FullscreenFileFind 2 of 5] <SHAREWARE>
FFF     .REG   1841 ver. 2.9     [FullscreenFileFind 3 of 5] <SHAREWARE>
WHATS   .NEW    544 ver. 2.9     [FullscreenFileFind 4 of 5] <SHAREWARE>
FFF     .DOC  17149 ver. 2.9     [FullscreenFileFind 5 of 5] <SHAREWARE>
ZENO21  .COM   1099 ver. 2.1     [Zeno 1 of 4]
             TSR designed to speed up screen writes; may also speed up
             other operations. ASM source included.
ZENOTEST.COM    297 ver. 2.1     [Zeno 2 of 4]
ZENO21  .ASM  19329 ver. 2.1     [Zeno 3 of 4]
ZENO21  .DOC   7852 ver. 2.1     [Zeno 4 of 4]
ZAPDIR  .EXE  10896 ver. 1.13    [Zap a directory 1 of 2] <SHAREWARE>
             Delete an entire subdirectory, including the files and even
             the subdirectories it contains. Will also delete read-only
             items. This gem makes it very quick and easy to clean up a
             disk by removing the files (and subdirectories) you no longer
             want with a single command.
ZAPDIR  .DOC   3642 ver. 1.13    [Zap a directory 2 of 2] <SHAREWARE>
ZIPZAP67.EXE  48944 ver. 6.7     [ZipZap 1 of 3] <SHAREWARE>
             Allows you to view and/or modify a file or disk on a sector
             by sector basis. The data is displayed in two different
             formats: ASCII and Hexadecimal and may be changed in either
             format. Remember, while this is handy for recovering lost
             files or eliminating unwanted end-of-file markers (or making
             any other change you want), programs like this should be used
             with caution. Making a change to the FAT can recover a file
             but done improperly, it can make the disk inaccessible.
REGISTER.DOC   1990 ver. 6.7     [ZipZap 2 of 3] <SHAREWARE>
ZIPZAP67.DOC  66951 ver. 6.7     [ZipZap 3 of 3] <SHAREWARE>