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      /            ScreenColour *FULL SOURCE-CODE*               \/

             The Complete Assembly source-code is supplied!
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The docs below are to the ScreenColour proggy written by Batfink a few
years ago.. The source-code was never released with the programs.. now all
this time later here they are.. below is the original docs too..

BTW-): don`t try to contact Batfink at the address given any long since
he`s now in his final year of his Computer Science degree course but now
living in ** F R A N C E ** not the Uk any longer..

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Notes:	This little program allows you alter the colours of custom
	screens for any amiga workbench application regarless of if
	the package has or does not have a feature to do this..

	ScreenColour <screen name> <timeout> <load|save>

        Brief Instructions:

       i)   Load up your favourite screen (Mines MCAsm).
       ii)  Load up a palette tool and alter the screen colours
	    to your choice.

       iii) Type Screencolour <screen name> 0 save and your palette"
            will be saved to disk.

       iv)  Enter Screencolour <screen name> 5 load in your startup"
            sequence straight after the line which loads your program.

       vi)  This wonderful program will then restore the desired colours
            to your screen every time you reboot without messing around
            with the palette tool.
		

Author(s)	:

Batfink / EX4 (writtme a few years ago when he was in Quartz Uk!!!)

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