The 'AGW' icon.  
 An ordinary text file is magically transformed into an AGuide file. At
 first I only had that text sheet, the AGuide window and the small arrow.
 Later I added the cross over the text file and the magic sparkles. So it
 became a real MagicWB icon.
 For more information refer to this chapter: The 'AGW' drawer..

  The 'Brain Cloud' icon.  
 A reproduction of an icon supplied together with 'QuarterbackTools'.

  The 'CatEdit' icon.  
 The explanation of this icon has actually allready been given. If you'd
 like to read it again then click this button  · .
 That explanation is just the same except that this icon is bigger and
 that we first see three books and after clicking we see four.

  The 'DISCovery' icon.  
 With this program I used to fix 'broken' disks manually. (Just to show
 off, I do know completely how to work with this program.) It is the same
 as 'DiskSalv' but this one doesn't work automatically. It shows a disk
 in blocks, headers etc. which you can edit with the keyboard.
 I have taken the 'ShowConfig' icon in the SYS:Tools drawer, erased the
 chips and replaced them with some binary numbers. The 'DISCovery' was
 born!

  The 'Disk Eraser' icon.  
 Another reproduction of an icon supplied together with 'QuarterbackTools'.

  The 'DiskSalv' icon.  
 A disk, sadly, helplessly in the water... But after a brief click it ends
 up on a beach, still wet but much happier. Our disk is salvaged!

 P.S.: Also see: The 'DiskSalv' drawer..

  The 'DOSTrace' icon.  
 'DOSTrace' traces every icon, file byte etc. which is opened by a
 program. It's very handy for debugging purposes or to find out why a
 program doesn't work with your configuration.
 The icon is exactly the same as the window opened by the program, only
 smaller.

  The 'Encryptor' icon.  
 Well... We see a hard disk on this icon, but when we click it, it becomes
 encrypted. So we still see something that looks like a hard disk, yet we
 can't tell for sure what it is.

  The 'File Eraser' icon.  
 Yeah... Sure... Guessed right... A reproduction of an icon supplied
 together with 'QuarterbackTools'.

  The 'FinalWriter' icon.  
 Another reproduction. The icon is the same as the original, I just
 repainted it as a MagicWB icon. Worked out pretty well, don't you think?
 Also refer to the following chapter: The 'FinalWriter' drawer..

  The 'FinalData' icon.  
 This is a quicky, thus not that good. It shows a database and when
 clicked one specific file comes up; that's all.

  The 'FixDisk' icon.  
 Fixdisk is one of the first programs which were able to fix disks
 themselves. So no manually editing anymore!
 For the creation of the icon I took a disk which suffered from severe
 meltdown. (I left it too long on the cental heating to dry, after it fell
 in a pond 8).) Since 'FixDisk' is supposed to fix disks, it should be
 able to fix this one too, I thought. And indeed, with a little magic and
 a click of the left mousebutton, the disk is restored back to its original
 state.

  The 'FreeSpace' icon.  
 'FreeSpace' is a tiny program which shows the percentage free on all
 mounted volumes, and pours this into a nice bar graph.
 The icon gives a pretty good idea of what the program looks like and what
 it does. Simply because it's exactly the same as the program itself, only
 smaller.

  The 'GelDecruncher' icon.  
 I must say I don't like this icon too much. This is supposed to be a
 wobbly gel mass, which expands when clicked. A very simple explanation of
 a decrunch routine.

  The 'GigaMem-Startup' icon.  
 The idea is that the giant hard disk-chip gets installed in your system
 at bootup. Your computer is then, normally, provided with electricity and
 so will that chip be when clicked and when installed 8).

 "We have a connection captain!"  - Geordy LaForge

 Additional information: The 'GigaMem' drawer., The 'GigaMem' icon. and
 The 'GigaMemPrefs' icon..

  The 'GigaMem' icon.  
 As said before 'GigaMem' combines your memory with your hard disk. Just
 to be sure we'll make the addition to see how I came to that magic chip:
 one small chip and a small hard disk equals a big chip combined with
 still the same small hard disk. Stunned, huh?
 More information is found in the following chapters:
 The 'GigaMem' drawer., The 'GigaMem-Startup' icon. and
 The 'GigaMemPrefs' icon..

  The 'GuiArc' icon.  
 This is one more reproduction of the old icon. I again repainted it into
 a real MagicWB icon and... You've just got to admit it... It does look
 nice.

  The 'HandyDMS' icon.  
 A reproduction... Is that sufficient? If not click here: · .

  The 'Imploder' icon.  
 Hmmm... Indeed... It looks very much like the old one, except that it has
 a magic undertone, don't you think? I'll be honest, it's a reproduction.

  The 'Keystroke Finder' icon.  
 Again a reproduction of an icon supplied together with 'QuarterbackTools'.

  The 'Locator' icon.  
 Hmmm... Indeed... A a reproduction of an icon supplied together with...
 Guess with what... 'QuarterbackTools' naturally.

  The 'Mod2Smp' icon.  
 'Mod2Smp' swallows a 'ProTracker' module, chews it and spits one of the,
 by user selected, patterns out as a sample. It's very useful to make
 beats. I guess the icon will explain itself now.

  The 'NewMode' icon.  
 This is a reproduction, not as clear as the original icon though. We see
 a monitor with a small screen on it. When clicked this screen is promoted
 to fill the entire monitor. That's exactly what 'NewMode' does, the
 promoting of EVERY screen that is opened to a user definable resolution.
 You can refer to this chapter for additional information:
 The 'NewMode' drawer..

  The 'QB FKeys' icon.  
 (Sigh) ... ... ... A reproduction... Again... There'll come some more, I
 can tell ya!

  The 'QB Macros' icon.  
 See, what'd I tell ya? Hmmm? Yep, this is one of them... Reproduction...
 'QuarterbackTools'...

  The 'Quarterback' icon.  
 This is a reproduction of the original icon. I guess you know by now what
 that means. Well, I must say, I never paid much attention to this icon
 but now I've got it figured out. I never knew what that football was
 doing there, now I know. Quarterback is a term from the American-football
 sport. Hey, creating MagicWB icons isn't so bad, you know!

  The 'QuarterbackTools' icon.  
 I guess it'll never stop... Another stupid reproduction.

  The 'QuickGrab' icon.  
 A screen is grabbed and when clicked saved to the disk. Nice, hey?
 Additional info: The 'QuickGrab' drawer.

  The 'ReOrg' icon.  
 It's the same explanation as the 'ReOrg' drawer icon, except that the
 magic from MagicWB is used here to reorganize the disk to a shiny new
 one.

  The 'Replicator' icon.  
 And them reproductions keep on coming.

   The 'Schedule Pro' icon.  
 I'll never stop reproducing if the icons are good enough.

  The 'SnoopDos' icon.  
 'SnoopDos' snoops almost everything that is opened by the disk operating
 system. The icon is the same as the window opened by 'SnoopDos'.

  The 'System Mover' icon.  
 Aha! Finally... This is NO reproduction. I made this one up myself. We
 see a small hard disk and a big hard disk. Normally your SYS: partition
 is the smallest, so the small hard disk represents the 'System'. When we
 give this icon a click, an arrow pops up meaning that the system will be
 moved to another (bigger) hard disk. Nice huh...

  The 'TranslateCatEdit' icon.  
 A fine reproduction of the old dull icon.

  The 'VBS' icon.  
 A traditional icon. A hard disk with a video tape. When clicked another
 video tape appears, representing another finished backup.
 Refer to chapter The 'VBS' drawer. for more information.

  The 'XCopy' icon.  
 Amother incredibly cool reproduction; looks much nicer than the original
 one, if I do say so myself.