FilePick - yet another Uselessware product from Amazing Developments.
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WHAT IT DOES

Give it a wildcard, and it'll give back a file picked randomly from all those
which match the wildcard. File - Pick. Marvellous. Useful for all those people
who like to have random WB backdrops or random samples played on bootup. Me,
in fact.

WHY IT'S GREAT

Werl. I wrote it, for a kick off. It can handle up to 300 files, which should
be enough for just about anyone. And it's fairly small.
And it's free.

HOW TO USE IT

filepick <wildcard>

where <wildcard> is a standard AmigaDOS wildcard string, such as #?.iff,
Work:Wossnames/pictures/blimey/deep/directory/this/#?.ilbm, and so on.

It prints out the filename it chooses, so you can use backquoting to pass it
to a command, e.g. "DSound `filepick sounds:StartupSamples/#?.8svx`".

N.B. It uses the T: directory to do something or other, so make sure that
this is assigned somewhere cunning, OK?

OTHER STUFF

FilePick is freely distributable copyright (c) 1994 Amazing Developments/Simon
Brown and all that malarkey. Use it, give it to your mates, throw it on the
fire, stick it up your left nostril, brutally assault Whigfield with it, I
don't care.

Just remember yer old mate Simes if you should win the lottery.

Simes.

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                 8592   13688  62.8% -lh5- 589b Nov 23  1994 filepick
[generic]                  828    1498  55.3% -lh5- 3ced Nov 27  1994 filepick.readme
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 Total         2 files    9420   15186  62.0%            Mar 30  1995