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Old 25 February 2017, 21:29   #21
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who or what is keyring?
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Old 25 February 2017, 23:20   #22
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A lot of posts but nobody comments that Keyring has the key if I'm not wrong.
No idea about the keys, seems to have MagicWB20R.lha and MagicWB21p.lzx
by fast googling.
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Old 26 February 2017, 02:53   #23
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i didn't dare installing it on workbench 3.9 as i'm afraid of overwriting icons, system settings, etc.
Works fine for me.
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Old 26 February 2017, 16:26   #24
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i didn't dare installing it on workbench 3.9 as i'm afraid of overwriting icons, system settings, etc.
yep, works fine. Though I don't use the mwbdemon anymore. No need for it under 3.9.


Edit: found this on the sasg Website:

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Can I replace the demon with 3rd-party color tools?

Definitely not! Other color allcation tools on Aminet (like AdjustWBColors, ProcurePens, ShoveColors, PatchPens etc.) are simple color allocation tools. They will take care that the MagicWB icons are displayed correctly but can not perform some proprietary functions which are important for a correctly working MagicWB environment (e.g. the detection of MagicWB tags in patterns which ensures that they are remapped correctly and not dithered!). These color tools can only allocate colors. The MagicWB-Demon on the other hand is an extension to the AmigaOS color management and remapping routines and copes with some outdated misconceptions in the Amiga operating system. Do not replace the demon! It is small and effective and there should be no reason to replace it, except when you intend to uninstall MagicWB from your system. You have been warned.

So I wonder what these "proprietary functions" are...



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How can I get the MagicWB trailer to appear after every reset?

This was meant to be a secret "backdoor" but it is now time to release this information: The trailer is started through the 'MagicWB-Demon' startup line in the 'startup-sequence'. Locate this line and add the attribute 'XEN' right behind the text 'C:MagicWB-Demon' leaving a space before and after this attribute. Save your startup-sequence. Now you can enjoy the trailer whenever you boot your system, but beware: The effect of this trailer will wear off when you see it too often, so better let it appear randomly for a greater enjoyment.


How can I turn off the random appearance of the MagicWB trailer?

In the s: directory you will find a file that is called mti.data (88kB). All graphics, animations and surround sounds are located in this little file, believe it or not! The MagicWB demon randomly decides to load the data in this file in order to run the trailer (this happens very rarely to increase the surprise effect). If the MagicWB demon can not find this file it will continue without playing the trailer. So, just rename this file and that random trailer will never come up again. Do not delete that file because it will be used in future applications as a shared resource (like a library)! Just rename it.

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Old 26 February 2017, 20:10   #25
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The deamon will speed up (only) mwb icons/patterns by a incredible factor. Without key it will slow it down maniac. Of course.
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Old 27 February 2017, 18:05   #26
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And I'll ask again: it's 2017, is there really any advantage to use mwbdaemon over PeterK's library? If he added support for MWB icons I am sure he has taken care of these "proprietary functions" too.
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Old 27 February 2017, 19:12   #27
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Can I replace the demon with 3rd-party color tools?

Definitely not!
Haha, what a lot of nonsense!
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Old 27 February 2017, 20:28   #28
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i wonder, what these "future applications" were supposed to be...

btw, i first saw mwb website in 1998. it looked exactly the same it looks today.
nothing ever has changed since 1998, in the past almost 20 years / 2 decades.
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Old 28 February 2017, 09:36   #29
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Yes, that website should be in the web design hall of fame. Timeless beauty.
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Old 28 February 2017, 12:49   #30
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btw, i first saw mwb website in 1998. it looked exactly the same it looks today.
nothing ever has changed since 1998, in the past almost 20 years / 2 decades.
Well, something has changed...

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Since I cant register MagicWB2.1 anymore, can someone upload registered version to the Zone, please? Thanks :-)
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Old 06 April 2017, 14:48   #32
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Look here: http://www.fatcat.vispa.com/keyring/index.htm
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Old 06 April 2017, 14:49   #33
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Thanks !
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Old 06 April 2017, 15:35   #34
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wasn't magic workbench version 2.1ß incomplete in some manner?
remember reading something about so i always installed version 2.0.
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Old 06 April 2017, 18:54   #35
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I installed 2.1p and still unregistered for some reason :-/
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Old 04 October 2020, 06:08   #36
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2.1p is not registered,.. Get the MagicWB20R.lha package ...
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Old 10 October 2020, 11:28   #37
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MagicWB20r.lha wanted

Could you zone this?

Impossible to find the damn package

Cheers

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Old 20 October 2020, 23:54   #38
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I have 2.0r but not 2.1r if thats any help.

Its in the zone.
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