Welcome to this new release of my MegaCD Tools!!!
MegaCD Tools were born to let me index and explore my CDs through an easy
to use AmigaGuide interface. I got the idea from the Aminet CDs, but
then i've had other inspirations (together with my great friend Maxime)
and so i've transformed a simple tool in a new, fast, great, cool file
manager to easily create indexes and explore CDs and HDs (but also other
volumes or just specific directories).
You can use the MegaCD Tools to explore your CD-ROMs, you can use them as
a file manager, you can use them to create indexes of your files
(pictures, music modules, animations, and so on), you can use them to
navigate through the infinity of your dirs and sub-dirs. You can do all
those things through a fast and easy to use AmigaGuide interface.
MegaCDtree is a little proggy to build a complete dir-tree of a CD-ROM, a
volume or a specific directory. The dir-tree will automagically be
converted into an AmigaGuide file and each directory of the tree will
become a clickable field, so you will be able to click a dir and MegaCD
will automagically scan it in order to create another AmigaGuide file
containing all the files, the descriptions (if there are any), the
possible actions and the sub-dirs contained in it. Of course every file,
every description, every action and every sub-dir will became clickable
fields themselves, so you'll be able to easily explore all the
directories in order to perform every possible action on your files. The
only difficult thing is probably to write this guide, so i suggest you to
install and run them soon. I can assure you that these programs are the
simplest and fastest idea ever!!!
You'll be able to play samples and mods, view images and anims (including
MPEG!), read files (including HTML docs!), extract (but also list and
test, when possible) lha, lzx, dms and zoom archives (with the
possibility to view the file_id.diz) or simply copy a file to another
dir. Moreover MegaCD will associate the program Multiview to the
unknown-format files, in order to try visualizing them through datatypes.
Do you know something better?
PirlAGA (pirlaga@ermes.it)
& MAXIME (maxime@webzone.it)
Another fine .oO The Spooky Fellows Oo. production
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