TitleBarColours
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 1999, Matthew Wilson

This is FREEWARE. You may distribute it free of charge, only.



Introduction
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TitleBarColours is a module which can change the default colours for the
titlebar of windows. This will probably be used in tandem with a new set of
"furniture" (or "tools") for the windows.


Installation
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Copy the directory 'TitleBar' into your !Boot.Choices.Boot.PreDesk directory,
so that the structure becomes:

  ...PreDesk
        |---> Configure
        |---> ...
        \---> TitleBar
                 |----> !Run
                 |----> TB-Help
                 |----> TitleBarCo
                 |----> WimpSWIVe
                 \----> WSWI-Help

Then, edit the file "TitleBar.!Run", and change the line:

  TitleBarColours 72C

to select whatever colours you like. (The instructions in there should be
sufficient to edit it.) For example, to make the foreground colour red, the
background colour green, and the highlighted ("focus") colour mid-grey
(yuck!!), the line becomes:

  TitleBarColours BA4
                  ||\-- mid grey (highlight)
                  ||
                  |\--- light green (background)
                  |
                  \---- red (foreground)

The other line of interest is:

  TitleBarOverride 2

As stated in the !Run file, 0 will not alter any of the colours at all;
1 will only change windows which have the standard RISC OS colours (ie.
black, light-grey, cream: 72C), and leave other windows unchanged; 2 will
change all windows, regardless of their old colours.


Credits
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  * Andrew Clover - author of WimpSWIVe, which made this possible
  * David Watson - for convincing me I wanted to program this ;o)
  * and misc people who make programming easier (mainly Zap)


Contacting me
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Please email me with bug reports, although I cannot take any responsibility
for problems arising from using this program. New versions will be published
on my website, under the software page.

  <matthew.wilson@keble.oxford.ac.uk>
  http://zap.to/aworldofmadness


Matthew Wilson, 2nd November 1999
