PD Lists (Text?)

Spyhunter · 01 June 2023, 15:04

Anyone got a list of just the disk numbers and names for 17 Bit Software PD Library - I have the list with details but I want to create a page of just disk numbers/names.

Also after the Assassins Utility Disk List. Got lots of these but need to know what's on them. Missing these contents knowledge:

audiomagic11
audiomagic12
audiomagic13
audiomagic14
audiomagic15
diskarchivers1
diskhelper03
diskhelper04
diskhelper05
diskhelper06
diskhelper07
diskhelper08
diskhelper09
diskhelper10
fixdisk3
homemanager1
magicicons2
menucreators1
multiprint05
multivision06
multivision07
multivision08
multivision09
multivision10
multivisionaga2
musicdisk1
musicdisk2
officehelper03
officehelper04
powercd1

I have a HUGE collection of adf disks for Amiga PD Libraries if anyone is interested. I have the disks for above, just need a list of whats on them (the assassins utilities text file does not show all of these, possibly due to its date), and the 17 Bit collection in a format I can list easily for quick reference.

TCD · 01 June 2023, 16:19

Not sure if there is such a list, but you could check the 17 Bit collection from BTTR on the file server: https://ftp2.grandis.nu/turran/FTP/C...on/BTTR/17bit/

About the PD ADFs: We could add them to the file server

You can check which ones are already on it here https://ftp2.grandis.nu/turran/FTP/Collection/PD/

dreamkatcha · 02 June 2023, 06:13

You could paste all the data found here into an Excel spreadsheet and then rearrange in alphabetical order. This will first sort the data numerically, followed by lines beginning with letters i.e. description of contents. The latter can then be trimmed off, leaving just the disk numbers/names.

Another option is to use Excel's built-in filter feature explained here.

01 June 2023, 15:04	#1
Spyhunter Registered User Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Essex, UK Posts: 63	PD Lists (Text?) Anyone got a list of just the disk numbers and names for 17 Bit Software PD Library - I have the list with details but I want to create a page of just disk numbers/names. Also after the Assassins Utility Disk List. Got lots of these but need to know what's on them. Missing these contents knowledge: audiomagic11 audiomagic12 audiomagic13 audiomagic14 audiomagic15 diskarchivers1 diskhelper03 diskhelper04 diskhelper05 diskhelper06 diskhelper07 diskhelper08 diskhelper09 diskhelper10 fixdisk3 homemanager1 magicicons2 menucreators1 multiprint05 multivision06 multivision07 multivision08 multivision09 multivision10 multivisionaga2 musicdisk1 musicdisk2 officehelper03 officehelper04 powercd1 I have a HUGE collection of adf disks for Amiga PD Libraries if anyone is interested. I have the disks for above, just need a list of whats on them (the assassins utilities text file does not show all of these, possibly due to its date), and the 17 Bit collection in a format I can list easily for quick reference.

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01 June 2023, 16:19	#2
TCD HOL/FTP busy bee Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Germany Age: 46 Posts: 31,518	Not sure if there is such a list, but you could check the 17 Bit collection from BTTR on the file server: https://ftp2.grandis.nu/turran/FTP/C...on/BTTR/17bit/ About the PD ADFs: We could add them to the file server You can check which ones are already on it here https://ftp2.grandis.nu/turran/FTP/Collection/PD/

02 June 2023, 06:13	#3
dreamkatcha I've got a new byline Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 1,219	You could paste all the data found here into an Excel spreadsheet and then rearrange in alphabetical order. This will first sort the data numerically, followed by lines beginning with letters i.e. description of contents. The latter can then be trimmed off, leaving just the disk numbers/names. Another option is to use Excel's built-in filter feature explained here.

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