CP/M.  Sep. 1994.  Walnut Creek CDROM.
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Sage RE: BackGrounder II
path: \jsage\znode3\bg
Name             Size    Date    Description
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BG-Z3.INF        7680  09-02-94  
BG-Z3.IZF        4224  06-07-93  John Stensvaag discusses the interface
  between Plu*Perfect's Backgrounder II and ZCPR3.
BGECP.LBR        2816  06-07-93  A simple program for patching the running
  BGii command processor to use a different extended command processor.
BGHIST04.LBR     6400  06-07-93  BGii history, error handler, cp & reg
  commands in OCP. v 04 corrects error handling under ZEX.
BGII.INF         3072  06-07-93  Brief preview of the new Backgrounder II
  package from Plu*Perfect Systems. Captured from the GEnie CP/M Roundtable.
BGQWKSWP.INF     1408  06-07-93  a simple way to make BGii swapping faster.
  Obvious but tricky KEY assignment.
BGSCREEN.DOC    12160  09-02-94  
BGSCREEN.DZC     7168  06-07-93  No description available.
BGSCRIP1.DOC     4992  09-02-94  
BGSCRIP1.DZC     2432  06-07-93  STartup/exit and command-rename scripts for
  BGii, from Jay Sage.
BGZRDS19.LBR      896  06-07-93  This patch from Cameron Cotrill allows BGii
  version 1.13 to work with ZRDOS version 1.9 (as supplied with NZ COM).
FILES.PCB        2693  08-25-94  
FIXBG130.LBR     1664  06-07-93  This small library contains information and a
  script for correcting the initial versions of BG130 sent out on December 10,
  1988. There were three bytes in error in LOADBG.COM. Jay Sage, 12/11/88
OSH14.LBR       20096  06-07-93  No description available.
PCPIBGII.LBR     6144  06-07-93  This is a pair of files, and a patch, which
  allow owners of the PCPI Applicard to take advantage of BGii's advanced
  features. An Apple IIe is required!!
SCRDAPP.MAN      6144  09-02-94  
SCRDAPP.MZN      2816  06-07-93  No description available.
ZBGQ11.LBR      11264  06-07-93  This is a ZCPR3 version of BGQUICK, that
  nifty program that can bring up BGii in a jiffy. This one does not overlay
  the command line, and as a result it can be used in alias scripts. Unlike
  the original, the code is fully commented and is not self-modifying. Jay
  Sage, October 28, 1987