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- Some extras that could come in useful if you´re using the
- excellent WBreplacement ScalOS. If you´re not, what are you
- waiting for?
-
- Anyway, here´s what the things do.
-
- B3S drawer - anyone that´s seen Dopus5.x knows what this is. You know
- that if you double-click on the desktop you get a list of available
- devices so you can click yourself easier to the correct place.
- This is the ScalOS equivalent. My suggestion is that you attachs
- it to the disk-popupmenu.
-
- The files browse.script and open_volume.rexx does the same but in different
- ways. The browse one (attach it to the diskpopup menu and the
- window popupmenu) opens up the asl-filerequester and lets you
- choose what drawer to open. The window then opens itself.
-
- Run.script is best used attached to the disk-menupopup (this is getting
- tedious...). It opens up the asl-filerequester too but this one lets
- you choose a file instead of a drawer. Said file gets run as if you
- had doubleclicked on it.
-
- copy_to_system.rexx copies files to preset destinations depending
- on their name, i.e. files ending in .library ends up in libs:
-
- Well, that´s it for now. Except:
-
- Requirements
- ------------
-
- Apart from an Amiga and ScalOS installed, you´ll need:
-
- *The assignment ScalOS: pointing to the ScalOS install-dir.
- The command opendrawer (included in ScalOS) should be in
- a drawer named tools there.
-
- *Wbrun in c: and parm.library in libs: (can be found elsewhere
- on the nearest Aminet-mirror).
-
- *Reqtools and rexxreqtools
-
- Well, enjoy.