Hence I establish a new thread, however more related with FAT itself.
As we can use FAT now, several utils would be more than welcomed.
Some TXT reader would be good. Sometimes people release their programs in a veeeeeeeeeeeeeeery raw state and they just add some TX instructions to them. It requires to go to the PC and check everything out and it makes us dependent on PC.
As we have FAT and can put any TXT into the SD card, would be nice to be able to read the TXT.
The only thing - it would have to wrap text when ZX81's screen ends.
I dunno if it's difficult to do but there are plenty of TXT raders (end editors!) on Spectrum - not for FAT 'though but for FDD. Still - they exist.
Yes, TXT editor is another thing.
Would be splendid. Hahahahahahahaha. 
Another idea. Since we have FAT access now, it would be interesting to have some GFX viewers.
We know that 256x192 hi-res pictures are possible to display. I would propose - if it's easy enough of course - to make a FAT-based viewer for monochrome 256x192 BMP/GIF files. Plus possibility of reading/displayin' Spectrum's *.SCR gfx format. Of course the monochrome ones. Or all - but in 1-bit only.
I realize it would actually have to do conversion in real-time, before displaying, but Bbock actually has made the display-routine, so large part has been done in fact.
Btw, there are GIF/BMP/PCX and even JPG viewers on Spectrum but they use colours and converting last. And lasts indeed.
However on Speccy those progs accept any resolution which we could skip, I suspect. And they usually have to convert colour pictures into three screens: R, G and B. Which we skip for sure.
Well, just some ideas. While having FAT, would be cool to use it in a larger scale, not only for music-players (which itself rulez anyway - to copy PC's files and listen on ZX81 from FAT).
