BorderOff 0.50
                              by David Lebel
               Copyright © 1992, SilverBox Development Group

                             August 16th, 1992
        Internet: david@Ariane.Cam.Org (after September 9th, 1992)
         Fidonet: 1:240/516.0@fidonet (until September 4th, 1992)


Introduction:
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        I've been using 'Border' for a couple of month since I first bought
my  Amiga  3000.   I  liked the idea to turn the Workbench screen border to
black but I was left in the cold as for the other Intuition screens.

        Every time you open a new screen, BorderOff will turn its border to
black.  However, you need a Super Denise to do this trick.  Amiga 3000, new
Amiga  2000-series,  Amiga  500PLUS,  and  the Amiga 600 all comes with one
installed.   If  you  are  not sure if you have one installed, just execute
BorderOff,  and  if  it  install  without any error message then you have a
Super Denise in your Amiga (congratulation!  8-]).

Installation:
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        Template: BorderOff ?=HELP,QUIET/S,REMOVE

        To  install,  just  execute  it.   You  don't  have to 'run' it, as
BorderOff  detach  itself  from  the  CLI, and allow you to close the Shell
window.   Execute  BorderOff  with  the  keyword 'REMOVE' to remove it from
memory.

        However,    as    BorderOff   patches   Intuition's   OpenScreen(),
OpenScreenTagList()  and  MakeScreen()  you  should  be aware to remove any
other  program  that  patches  the  same  functions that was executed AFTER
BorderOff,  BEFORE  removing  BorderOff  from  memory.   It  will GURU your
machine if you don't.

        In most occasions, you shouldn't need to quit BorderOff.

        You  can put BorderOff in your startup-sequence.  To remove program
copyright and status displays at startup, just add the QUIET keyword.


After Word:
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        This  is  a  preliminary  version.   In a future, I should add some
safeties, a commodities interface, and some other goodies if required.

        This program is free-ware.

        " Life in the so-called Space-Age " - Depeche Mode

        Keep  in  mind  that  I'm  french speaking.  Sorry for any spelling
mistakes or grammar errors

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