ChangeDefaultTool
                  ©1991 by Peter Kunath and Frank Riffel
            THIS TOOL REQUIRES KICKSTART V37.175 OR HIGHER !!!
		

=============================== DISCLAIMER ============================

This program is FREELY DISTRIBUTABLE, but COPYRIGHTED. This means that 
you can copy it freely as long as you don't ask for any more money 
than a nominal fee for copying. This program may be put on PD disks, 
especially on Fred Fish's AmigaLibDisks. If you want to distribute this
program you MUST keep the source code with it. Program, document and 
source code must be distributed in their original UNMODIFIED form. Of 
course you can use an archiver like LHarc to make it available on
mailboxes and FTP sites. This program cannot be used for commercial 
purposes without written permission from the authors. The authors can 
not be made responsible for any damage which is caused by using this 
program.

=============================== What is CDT? ===========================

If you often copy Tools from PD Disks  onto your Harddisk you probably 
know the following requester verry well:

		 >> Unable to open your tool ':c/Muchmore' <<

Every time this requestor showed up I was forced to change the default 
tool by myself to C:MuchMore or to invoke a Texteditor so that I could 
read the file. I thought there must be a esier way of changing the 
default tool. CDT is the result of this thought. It is a program that  
changes the tooltype entry of an project icon on the fly. CDT is written
in Assembler (DevPac). It opens a AppWin on the Workbench. Simply drop 
the icon you wish to change in it and the default tool of this icon is 
magicaly changed to the specified one.   

=============================== How to use? ============================

CDT can be used from Workbench or CLI either. If you start from WB you 
can specifiy the folowing ToolTypes:

	POSITION=<PosX/PosY>	        ; default 0/0
	SIZE=<SizeX/SizeY>	        ; default 110/110
	DEFAULTTOOL=<Default Tool>	; default C:MuchMore

The tooltypes are not case sensitive. The CLI qualifiers can be derived 
from the first letter of the tooltypes:

	-p<PosX/PosY>	 		; top left edge of the AppWin 
	-s<SizeX/SizeY>			; size of the AppWin
	-d<Default Tool> 		; New DEFAULT TOOL string

If the window is aktive the DEFAULT TOOL string is shown as Screentile.

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If you find any BUGS, have SUGGESTIONS or REMARKS about this program 
write to :
                               Frank Riffel
                                Merkstr. 27
                              8129 Wessobrunn
                                  Germany

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