Re: [ANN] ProDOS File Navigator 3.0

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"Jonathyn Bet'nct" <jonrelay@napanet.net> wrote in message
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> A lot of you probably don't know what ProDOS File Navigator is. It was
> a program launcher and file viewer that I wrote by myself in Applesoft
> BASIC so many years ago, with some help from some people here. It was
> used on my hard disk image, which I frequently uploaded to Asimov
> because I had the deluded thought that somebody might actually want to
> look through my crap. Anyway, the last version was 2.5, and ever since
> then I'd thought of rewriting it in assembly language. It took me a few
> years, and I'm probably too late, but I have finally stopped
> procrastinating, learned how to use the ProDOS MLI, and finished
> version 3.0 of ProDOS File Navigator.
>
> I rarely write documentation for my software, much less *good*
> documentation, but I think this software is so deserving of it that I
> have included complete documentation, covering everything from how to
> start it and use each individual command, to writing programs that can
> run under it!
>
> ProDOS File Navigator is a very user-friendly utility to manage, view,
> and launch your ProDOS files.
>
> (A simple, concise explanation of a simple, concise program.)
>
>
> Here's what ProDOS File Navigator 3.0 can do:
>
> * Catalog the entire ProDOS file system, up to and including the list
> of online disks.
>
> * Display the available, used, and total disk space.
>
> * Lock, unlock, rename, and delete files; rename disks.
>
> * Create new subdirectories.
>
> * Display information on a file.
>
> * Change a file's file and/or auxiliary types.
>
> * Copy files through copy and paste commands.
>
> * Launch SYS, BIN, and NCF (Navigator Command File) files.
>
> * View lo-res graphics, double lo-res graphics, standard hi-res
> graphics, and double hi-res graphics files.
>
> * View and scroll through text files up to 9.75K, with word wrap.
>
> * Display the mnemonics for all 137 currently defined ProDOS file type
> codes.
>
> * Display GS/OS mixed-case file names.
>
>
> ProDOS File Navigator may be downloaded from my Apple II web page here:
>
> http://kreativekorp.cjb.net/apple2/index.html
>
> -- 
> Hasta la pasta,
> Jonathyn Bet'nct
>
>
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