GEOWORLD #24 Disk is filled with a variety of programs and upgrades. Side one has two GEOS Computereyes video digitizing programs. One is Scantastic that creates photo scraps of digitized images. This program is by Ben Wood, P.O. Box 772, St. Charles, IL 60174. He asks $10.00 shareware for an improved version. The other program is Berkeley Softworks Computereyes Driver that creates half page geoPaint images. This program was by David Durran, 2150 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley, CA 94704.

PicsShow 3.4 converts hi-res and multi-color picture formats and does a slideshow. This program is by Payton W. Snider II, GeoWorm Productions, 7427 W. Coolidge St., Phoeniz, AZ 98661.

MacAttack II+ 1.3 converts MacPaint pictures to and from geoPaint pictures. This version allows you to select multiple files up to 250 for a 'batch' conversion session. Also this program has MacBinary header suppression in both import and export to keep compatibility with some MacPaints transfers. MacAttack is by Joseph P. Buckley, Storm Systems, 464 Beale St., W. Quincy, MA 02169.

MultiLabel 2.5 prints multiple address labels in draft, NLQ or hi-res modes. Almost 100 3-line labels can be stored in a file. A graphic can be placed on a label. Data from the address list can be placed on a graphic label in a font. This program is by David B. Ferguson, 9479 E. Whitmore Ave., Hughson, CA 95326.

ScreenDumper 2 lets you print a screen to a printer. It is by Jeffrey Huntington.

PrintIt 1.2 prints the current screen from GEOS 64 and 128 80 column modes. This version is compatible to with the paint drivers so screens can be outputted to geoPaint files. PrintIt is by Mike Craig.

ScreenPhoto captures the current screen in a photo scrap. This program is good for including screen shots in articles about programs. ScreenPhoto is by David A. Hall.

Ruler 1.5 lets you measure onscreen images to see how big they will be printed at different dot-per-inch settings. This version has keyboard shortcuts and is by Michael T. Graham.

There are two versions of IconGet are included on this disk. One grabs an icon from a disk file and makes a photo scrap out of it. The other version doubles the size of the icon. The magnified icon is larger and easier it is easier to see the detail. IconGet is by Robert J.G. Norton.

The next three programs are specifically for GEOS 128 80 column users. GraphicView 1.1 lets you view geoPaint, Doodle and bitmap graphic screens in color on the 80 column screen. 64K of VDC ram are required. This program is by Kenneth L. Bell, Jr.

Color128 is an auto execute program that lets you change the foreground and background color on the GEOS 128 80 column screen. It is by Jean F. Major, 119 Terrasse Eardley Aylmer, Quebec, Canada J9H 6B5. There is a text file included that gives information about a GEOS Utilities Disk 1 that he is putting together.

Move 80 Col moves the 80 column screen up, down, left and right so that you can center it. It is by Robert Phoenix.

On side two of the disk are two programs by Sean Huxter. One is a colorful desk accessory game called geoMimic that mimics a computer gemerated sequence. You have to memorize the sequence and repeat it.

The second program is