Allows all the applications in a directory to be recursively booted.

Allows control of ADFS disks, spinning up or down immediately or after a delay.

Provides somewhere where temporary files can be put. Drop a file on the icon, and a directory will be created with a name like 16Jun01, the file saved inside it.

File search utility allowing objects to be found based on a flexible set of criteria. Filenames can include wildcards and matches can depend on file size, modification date or file type.

Disc indexer allowing catalogues to be stored and viewed through an interface similar to the filer. Searching is possible, even through whole collections of index files.

Version of the Unix find command, with extensions.

File search utility. Takes a (wild-carded) file name, type, o creation dates and sizes; then searches for matches.

a utility which enables you to perform a specified action on a set of files within a directory structure.

Stores the used space on your hard disc(s) and the current time in a CSV file every time you run it, so that you can create a graph showing how your hard disc is filling up.

TypeInfo provides information about file types; TypeFind guesses the filetype from the file contents; MapIt correctly types files with DOS extensions.