Here are 3 little routines (Infact very very little) but also very very
usefull, and I think are the 3 most sorted routines that serious AMOS
programmers have been crying out for. Let me excuse my self now for this
short text, It probably wont make sense until youve read it at least 6
times or so...I hate typing in dox and things!!!  ArghgH!GH!GH!GH

OK,

Briefly this is what they do....

DOSCALL.AMOS - This allows you to call any program without leaving AMOS,
               ie, DIR or LIST or LHARC or JR-COMM or ANYTHING!!!!!!!!!!
               It uses a small machine code routine that i wrote which is
               very simple but always very hard if ya dont know machine/c!


REMOTE-SHELL - This is similar to DOSCALL except this returns the results
               from the command, ie, if you type DIR then you see your 
               directory listing on the AMOS screen and it can be read in &
               things like that, Please note that this is not a 100% remote
               shell but its not bad, It uses the PIPE: device, so make sure
               you  MOUNT PIPE: first else it wont work...See ya manual for
               more details......

WINDOW.AMOS -  Ok, This lets you open windows on the standard workbench
               windows, it also allows you to type text in and for it to be
               transfered back to the AMOS program, so now if ya writing a
               utility, then EVERYTHING can be done on the normal W/B screen


I do have stacks of other routines which ive written but an be bothered to
gather them together, things like outputting text the the actual CLI window
is easy to do and other such related things, or transfering text from 1 AMOS
program to the other quickly and fastly, etc etc....

If you are stuck on any aspect of programming, Not just AMOS, then let me 
know and ill do what i can to help, no promises but as long as i dont have
to sit down and code for 3493 weeks (Would i be dead then!!?) then ill help
you out....You can contact me by mailing STEPHEN ARNOLD on either 
071 For Amiga or Cheam Amiga, My name is actually Mark Arnold but use 
Stephen Arnold on the BBS systems of this world! Weird world as wel!!?!??!

Ok, Thats it, Any all this work is (c)opyright 1991 M. R. Arnold and may
be freely distributed as long as no profit is made from it...

Anyone not having a modem who really needs help can mail me at:

M. Arnold
6 Linceslade Grove
Loughton
Milton Keynes
MK5 8DL


And thats it...L8rz! Guys!!!! + Maybe the Odd girlie!

                                         Mark.!
                                           17 December 1991
 
 Merry Christamas + Happy New Year!