TWISTED MAGIC WORKBENCH DOCUMENTATION IN HTML FORMAT

                   A twisted idea and d-zign
                    by Korneel Ketelslegers






 1. Introduction.
 ----------------

 I have noticed that, due to the internet and the WWW browsers, the
 HTML format is becoming popular on Amiga. Well, I didn't want to leg
 behind so, I started playing with the idea of creating a HTML document
 for Twisted Magic Workbench. It just seemed a nice service for any
 possible user of that package.
 Well, the results of a day of `hard' work are visible in this addition
 to the Twisted Magic Workbench package. (If you don't know what that
 package is, then have a look on the aminet in pix/mwb... You'll find it
 there named "TwistedMagicWB.lha".)
 I have tested the HTML file with AWeb (the best browser around) and it
 worked 100%. I hope you will not experience any problems with other
 browsers or HTML readers.


 2. Installation
 ---------------

 Just copy the contents of the 'Documents' drawer to the documents drawer
 in the Twisted Magic Workbench package, change the 'Standardtool' of the
 'Twisted Magic Workbench' icon to your WWW browser or HTML reader and
 you're ready to rock!


 3. How did I create the document?
 ---------------------------------

 I found a homepage writer called Magic Web Maker. I didn't quite like it
 when I saw it. Indeed, it is a cool idea to make such a proggie. The only
 thing is that it opens on the workbench screen (and not on an own screen)
 and that, well, I don't find it very user friendly... But who am I to say
 all this.
 Well, I wrote it manually then in 100% HTML source code using PolyEd 2.29
 by Robert Brandner.
 I loaded the patterns in ADPro 2.5.1 scaled them and saved them as GIF.
 Due to this you'll need a GIF datatype active, or else you won't see
 those cool preview images of the patterns. (The colours aren't really what
 they should be, but you'll get the idea.)


 4. Some more bollocks.
 ----------------------

 You may be wondering why I have created just a plain ASCII text of this
 readme file, instead of a guide or something. Simply because it would be
 stupid to make an Amigaguide file together with a HTML document. If I
 created an Amigaguide I'd have to make a HTML doc too so, I chose the
 middle option, compatible on EVERY machine: a simple ASCII text file.

 For all you HTML lovers out there, there also is a HTML doc out for
 `Twisted Magic Workbench Addendum' (another package of mine). You'll
 normally find that one in the same directory as this one 8).
 Be see'n ya!


 5. Disclaimer
 -------------

 1. I did not design the images. I have merely taken the initiative
    to draw them in DPaint 4.6 AGA & PPaint 6.1 and including them in this
    document. They all come from the book "Abenteuer mit unmögliche
    Figuren" by Bruno Ernst. Published and copyright ©1987 by TACO.
 
 2. The images 'MagicWB.gif' and 'Signature.gif' were not created by me. I
    have taken them from the preferences editor of MUI 3.3 by Stefan Stuntz.
    The image 'MagicCopperIcon.gif' was taken from the 'Magic Copper' icon,
    thus not created by me.

 3. THIS PACKAGE IS FREELY DISTRIBUTABLE. NO FEE WHATSHOWEVER MAY BE CHARGED
    FOR THIS PACKAGE.
    THIS PACKAGE IS NOT MADE TO DO ANYTHING, BUT IF IT DOES SOMETHING IT
    SURELY DOES IT BETTER THAN ANY OTHER PACKAGE 8).
    I AM NOT TO BE HELD RESPONSIBLE IF ANY LOSS OF DATA OCCURED DUE TO
    INSTALLING OR USING THIS PACKAGE SO INCREDIBLY TWISTED THAT IT'S ALMOST
    IMPOSSIBLE TO IMAGINE.
    NOR AM I TO BLAME FOR POSSIBLE HARDWARE FAILURE DUE TO THIS PACKAGE,
    WHICH OFFCOURSE ISN'T POSSIBLE IF YOU USE THIS PACKAGE CORRECTLY.
    DON'T BE SO LAME TO CHANGE ANYTHING IN THIS PACKAGE, NOR TO BE SO
    TWISTED AS TO INCLUDE A VIRUS.
    IF THERE ARE INCOMPLETE PACKEGES IN CIRCULATION, IT WILL DEFINATELY NOT
    BE BECAUSE OF ME. I SHALL SPREAD THIS PACKAGE AS I MADE IT. I CAN
    GUARANTEE THAT THE PACKAGE WAS 100% COMPLETE WHEN RELEASED.
    I DO THANK YOU FOR READING THIS. BE SEE'N YA.