ShowFiles (sf) version 0.971, 27 July 2015.
DIR/LIST command - displays a sorted and text-formatted list.
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Created by: marko
ShowFiles (sf) version 0.971, 27 July 2015. DIR/LIST command - displays a sorted and text-formatted list. |
Created by: Daedalus
InstallerGen is a small application for generating basic installer scripts for use with Commodore's original Installer tool. It takes a lot of the mundane coding out of the equation using a nice MUI window to arrange the steps the installer should take. |
Created by: tbreeden
A simple program using PIPE: to provide a logging window for multiple clients to send messages into. |
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The objective is to create an easy-to-use game editor for Skuggan's Fighting Game Engine. After a little persuasion from myself we agreed that data files will be stored in XML format for portability. The components of the Game Editor include, but not limited to: |