@DATABASE	SpringReleases
@AUTHOR	Daniel Balster
@$VER:	1.0


@NODE Main
@TITLE "Releases January 1996"
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@{B}Welcome to this Archive!@{UB}
All this software is
Copyrighted © 1995,96 by
Daniel Balster

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  @{" Amiga ToolBar " link amitoolbar.node}     @{FG highlight}MUI application@{FG text}
                       Your new Workbench® command center!

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Workbench® is a registered trademark of ESCOM AG, Bochum
MUI is a product of Stefan Stuntz

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@NODE amitoolbar.node
@TITLE "AmiToolBar"
@{JCENTER}@{B}
*** Amiga ToolBar V2.0 ***
Copyright ©1996 by Daniel Balster
All Rights Reserved
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  @{" Introduction    " link intro.atb}
  @{" Installation    " link install.atb}
  @{" Usage           " link usage.atb}
  @{" Caveats         " link caveats.atb}
  @{" Known Bugs      " link bugs.atb}
  @{" Requirements    " link reqs.atb}


Special notes:

  - you can re-balance and re-arrange the MemoryDisplay, TitleDisplay
    and DirectExecute objects via Drag'n'Drop

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@NODE intro.atb
@TITLE "Introduction"
@SMARTWRAP
@WORDWRAP
This is some kind of a toolmanager (© stefan becker ;-) using MUI (© stefan stuntz).
This my very personal idea of a workbench command center. It started with the idea
of simulating the Windows95 TaskBar, but I do not like the Startmenu.
And after some days this MUI application was born. Btw.: this is my ever first
MUI program written by hand, not using a builder! Really, MUI is a fine thing!
@{CODE}
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@NODE install.atb
@TITLE "Installation"
@SMARTWRAP
@WORDWRAP
Just launch it from the shell by typing "AmiToolBar" and its options.
You @{B}need@{UB} to create a S:amitoolbar.prefs file, without it won't
work.
@{CODE}
Here is an example for the prefs file, learn and understand!

***BEGIN OF FILE****************
; $VER: AmiToolBar.prefs 1.0 - Copyright ©1996 by Daniel Balster
; Format: Buttontitle,Commandline,CurrentDir,Stacksize,Priority,Quiet,Bubblehelp
; (note: you can use MUI escape sequences with DIRECT escape-codes (not \33))

"NewShell"  "newshell CON:50/450/700/100/AmigaShell" RAM: 4096 0 QUIET "Open a new shell"
"Most"      "SYS:Utilities/Most"                     RAM: 4096 0 QUIET "Text Viewer"
"Multiview" "SYS:Utilities/Multiview"                RAM: 4096 0 QUIET "Multimedia Viewer"
"Cyberview" "Work:Viewers/CyberView"                 RAM: 4096 1       "Picture Viewer"
***END OF FILE****************
@WORDWRAP

All lines were parsed with ReadArgs(), that means all lines behave like command arguments.
All chars after a ";" are comments.
You can use MUI escape sequences by putting an ESC char (decimal 27) DIRECTLY into the text,
like "bthis is printed boldn". To learn the MUI escape sequences, get the developers
package and look for Text_Contents and Image_Spec!


Launch example:

run <>NIL: ATB ROWS=2 QUIET


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@NODE usage.atb
@TITLE "Usage"
@SMARTWRAP
@WORDWRAP
@{CODE}

Here are the commandline arguments:

QUIET:
	do not print a copyright message

ROWS:
	tell ATB how many button rows to be used


@{B}MemoryDisplay@{UB}
	Shows the actual memory state.
	No virtual memory display, yet

@{B}TitleDisplay@{UB}
	for dudes with no screentitle, like me.

@{B}DirectExecute@{UB}
	A quick mini shell ;-)
	Actually it has no review, no history, no drag'n'drop etc.

@{B}Buttons@{UB}

	- just click to start a program
	
	- just drag files on a button to pass arguments

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@NODE caveats.atb
@TITLE "Caveats"
@SMARTWRAP
@WORDWRAP
@{CODE}

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@NODE bugs.atb
@TITLE "Bugs"
@SMARTWRAP
@WORDWRAP
Iconify doesn't work properly, if called from Menu or Hotkey.
Disabled in this release.
@{CODE}
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@NODE reqs.atb
@TITLE "Requirements"
@SMARTWRAP
@WORDWRAP
@{CODE}
MUI 3.2 (V12)
AmigaOS 3.0
68020 processor

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