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Aormtool.i386-aros | | Description: | Amiga Online Reference Manual (AORM) Tool | | Download: | aormtool.i386-aros.tar.gz (TIPS: Use the right click menu if your browser takes you back here all the time) | | Size: | 560kb | | Version: | 1.2 | | Date: | 16 Dec 11 | | Author: | Udo Schuermann, David Tiberio, Oliver Brunner | | Submitter: | Oliver Brunner | | Email: | gtk-mui/oliver-brunner de | | Category: | utility/text/misc | | License: | Public domain | | Distribute: | yes | | FileID: | 1047 | | | | | Comments: | 0 | | Snapshots: | 0 | | Videos: | 0 | | Downloads: | 121 (Current version) | | 121 (Accumulated) | | Votes: | 0 (0/0) (30 days/7 days) | |
[Show comments] [Show snapshots] [Show videos] [Show content] [Replace file] A small tool to search and maintain a database of over one thousand useful terms
involving general computing and the Amiga in particular. The program knows the
HTTP protocol and can be configured to download a new copy of its database
whenever it becomes available.
AORMTool was a combined effort between David Tiberio (AmiSpider) and Udo
Schuermann. The goal of this effort was to bring to the Amiga community a
reference tool (Amiga Online Reference Manual) that could be kept up-to-date via
the Internet and would be expanded to include up-to-the minute newscasts on your
desktop a la NetCaster.
AORMTool has been ported to AROS by Oliver Brunner just for fun.
The database was last updated 1998-01-11, so don't expect an up to date
documentation. The the original GUI was replaced by a Zune GUI and fixed a few
places in the original code. Also most output formats and the update mechanism
have been removed/disabled.
You can find the original AORMTool at:
http://ringlord.com/aormtool.html
This archive contains both the original AmigaOS executable and the ported AROS
one. Sources for both versions included.
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