The OS/2 Tagline Manager

TAGMGR can read tagline collections from arbitrary files.

Since it is an OS/2 program TAGMGR has none of the memory limitations inherent in many DOS tagline managers. Taglines can exceed 80 characters in length. More than 32,000 taglines can be in a single file.

TAGMGR has a simple, uncluttered, user interface, that can be driven either from the keyboard or from the mouse, according to taste.

Full context-sensitive on-line help. Want to know what the "Random Effect" button does ? Simply give it the input focus and press F1. Want to know what the "Reverse" menu option does ? Simply highlight it and press F1.

TAGMGR has an automated mode, when you want to just choose a random tagline from a file and return immediately.

A wide selection of 24 distinct special effects that can be applied to taglines before returning them, such as "Right Justify", "Jumble Letters", "Local Echo", "WideScreen", "Swap Case", "k00l dude", and "BiFF".

TAGMGR normally uses standard output to return the tagline chosen, allowing its output to be sent down a pipe if required, and manipulated in a script.

TAGMGR can also, for backwards compatibility with DOS programs, create JH?.REP files instead.