see docs_1.txt for a more completely introduction.

I'm gonna try to describe the programs which aren't detailed there.

BTW#1 anyone who wants to write better docs for these programs, please
feel free!

BTW#2 these programs are mostly very user friendly and all you have
to do is run them to get a nice USAGE description
 
  addtab   : spaces to tabs
  untab    : opposite

  append   : cat files

	bhead/tail/diff : raw byte version of popular file compares & cuts
	unbdiff         : 
			bdiff A B -> diffile
			unbdiff B difffile -> A
		useful with images

  BitPlaneToRaw :
  ILBM2BitPlane :
  ILBM2Raw :
	
			some nice CLI image conversion utilities for raw image control

  calc    : powerful calculator (CLI)
	eval    : powerful eval
							both of these are superb programmer tools

		run calc and type "h" to get a description of allowed inputs
			(pretty much everything)

	cpptoc : cut //
	
  crlf  : cut or add crlf

  DelInfo : useful to add to your Tools ; deletes the info off of a file

  EchoNoRet  : just like 'echo' but doesn't add an LF '\n'

		I use it like this:

		;/** dfree script : **/
		.key DRIVE
		
		dinfo <DRIVE> SETENV ALL QUIET
		echonoret <DRIVE> > t:free.work
		type env:diskinfo/freebytes >> t:free.work
		type t:free.work
		;/** end dfree script : **/

  FlipFile  : flips a file over

  GCD : greatest common divisor

  IconM : lets you set the DEFAULT tool in a .info using the CLI

  InfoM : see infom.doc

	PadNum : pad zeros to a num so it'll sort right

  pause : wait for a keypress

  RecExtract : useful information extractor with wildcarding

  sizedir : return the size of a directory.  Add to tools menu and DirOpus

  SPAWNM : runs a program many times, recurses, powerful

  timer : just a countdown beeper

  TS : like grep, call from spawnm, uses fast Boyer-Moore/KMP style 
				or allows you to use Amiga wildcards

  xpak :   pack a file to another with xpk
  xpakit : pack a file with xpk