@database "MotoWB.guide"
@master "MotoWB.doc"

@node Main MotoWB

  MotoWB v1.0
  -----------

  Table of Contents

  @{"What is MotoWB?" link WhatIsMotoWB}
  @{"Installation" link Installation}
  @{"About the Author" link AboutTheAuthor}
  @{"Copyright" link Copyright}

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@node WhatIsMotoWB "What is MotoWB?"

  What is MotoWB?
  ---------------

  In short: Motorola logos in three versions for use with MagicWB-compliant
            Commodore-Amiga workstations. :)

  MotoWB is my contribution to the steadily growing library of background
  pictures for the Workbench screen and windows. It is designed for use
  with the MagicWB palette (8 colors minimum), and will most certainly not
  look good with any other palette. Likewise, the large pictures will only
  work ok in 640x512 or something similar, preferably DblPal HiRes No(!)
  Flicker, or possibly Multiscan Productivity (640x480).
    You could of course always edit the pictures yourself to center the
  images. If I'll ever do a new version, it will be able to construct
  pictures from vectors, in any resolution or screen depth (even zero,
  promise!).

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@node Installation

  Installation
  ------------

  Assuming you have a copy of the Commodore Installer lying around somewhere:

  Just start the installation script named 'MotoWB-Install' from the
  Workbench. The script will ask you where to place the pictures, default
  is 'SYS:Prefs/Patterns/'. Only the contents of the 'Pictures/' drawer
  will be copied. The 'Images/' drawer contains the mask for the large
  image. Thus, you can trace it to vectors and scale it, or do whatever you
  like with it. Why not first trace and then ray trace? :)

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@node AboutTheAuthor "About the Author"

  About the Author
  ----------------

  My name is Kristofer Maad, and I'm studying mathematics, physics, and
  computer science at the Uppsala University in Sweden. I am really more of
  a programmer than an artist, but I felt that I needed to let my feelings
  for our beloved CPU out in a sensitive, yet powerful and convincing
  experience to eye and mind... er... not. Anyway, it's better than the
  ugly grey screen, and it hides the vertical banding quite nicely, don't
  you think? :)

  If you would like to contact me, for whatever reason, see the @{"Copyright" Link Copyright}
  section.

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@node Copyright

  Copyright
  ---------

  MotoWB v1.0 - Motorola backdrops for Workbench.
  Copyright (C) 1994 Kristofer Maad.

  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
  it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
  the Free Software Foundation; either version 1, or (at your option)
  any later version.

  This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
  but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
  @{"GNU General Public License" Link COPYING/Main} for more details.

  You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
  along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
  Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.


  The author can be reached at:

  Snail-mail           E-mail
  ----------           ------
  Kristofer Maad       m93kma@tdb.uu.se
  Skinarstav. 11
  S-780 41 Gagnef
  Sweden

  --

  Note: Motorola and the (M) are registered trademarks of Motorola, Inc.
        Amiga is a registered trademark of Commodore-Amiga.

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