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^1           P R O G R A M   F I L E S   O N   D I S K  I I.

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^2 We  have  had  quite  a  few  programs  from readers in the last two
^2months, it's great to get some new names in TA.

^1 Welcome all!  Let's have more!

^4 From Neil Smith, a friend of RICK CORBETT from Bristol.

^2 Bounce_loader - ^6A fun swinging screen for you to put at the start of
^6your programs.

^2 Scrolly mountains - ^6Guess what, scrolling mountains!

^2 New  Bouncy  Bobs  - ^6Three chequered balls bounce about the screen -
^6very realistic bounce here.

^2 Amind - ^6A version of Mastermind, simply done, but a good game!

^4 David Boucher sent us a disk full of goodies for the last issue, but
^4we ran out of room, so as promised here are some of them.

^2 Warp 9 - ^6Psychadelic screen effect, hypnotic.

 ^23dreq - ^6An alternative file requestor, Workbench 2 style.

 ^2Mazegen - ^6This little gem generates a maze, they all work as well!

 ^2Inertia - ^6Here David shows you how to control a bob with inertia, ie
^6it bounces off the edge of the screen.

 ^2Stars - ^6a parallax starfield routine.

 ^2Scrolly - ^6a smooth scrolling message.

^4 Len  Boyns sent us programs a couple of months ago, some were put on
^4last month's TA, here is the last one.

^2 Kaleidoscope  -  ^6A  pretty  screen  pattern that you can mess around
^6with.

^4 Paul Townsend as usual has supplied some progs for you.

 ^2Pt2  -  ^6This  one  will be of great use to Amos 3-D users.  Read the
^6REM's  to  find out more, but in brief it moves the 3D.libs file into
^6the  correct  Dir for you and gives you the chance to rename the file
^6as well.

^4 D.A.   Lorner  has sent us a disk full of little games.  These range
^4from  Crosswords  to Patience.  There isn't enough room for the whole
^4thing, so we've picked one out for you to see.

^2 Scoreline  - ^6The aim is to get as lines of 5 dice of the same number
^6in  a  5  x  5  grid.  As there are six possible numbers, it's not as
^6straightforward  as  it  seems.  The numbers are given randomly and a
^6new line is given when one is completed.

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