1. Introduction.

Yeah, well. This will be my last release before I'm gonna chill out for a while. I'm tired of drawing this stuff and I still have a lot of studying to do so... Now this package is nothing special. These are some icons I never released before. Some of them have been sitting on my hard drive for nearly a year, others are drawn to replace the last ugly four-colour icons on my hard drive. With this package there is only one drawer icon on my hard drive that is not yet an image dawer (it's just a plain MagicWB-drawer). Besides that one every, yes EVERY, icon is a MagicWB icon and every, yes EVERY, drawer is an image-drawer. Cool, isn't it. The perfect Workbench 8). Yeah, like I said, this package is nothing special and I don't feel like discussing the icons right now so, no extra useless chapter anymore. These icons are for you to figure out 8). Instead of that chapter, I've included a chapter about the mysterious Mosez guy --he's my brother-- that makes all the incredibly cool Symphonie modules. If you're interested then check it out. If you have never heard of him then get Symphonie AND the Mosez modules! Another coockie you get in this release is a story. A story that I wrote a some time ago about a little girl named 'Ianthe'. I'll give you a tip, there are things you ought to look up (in books, yes books) to reveal the deeper meaning of it. It's not just a story you know, it's a cool story 8). Summarized, this is what you'll find in here: * In total fifty-four icons of which: - six 'commodity' icons; - three 'def_disk' icons; - two 'guide' icons; - thirty 'image-drawers'; - two 'prefs' icons; - six 'text' icons; - five 'utility' icons. * Once again the great 'IconUpdate' tool to easily install the icons; * A chapter about the mysteriuos Mosez guy that makes the best Symphonie modules on the net; * A cool story entitled 'A bag of sunflower seeds.' Yep... Well... that's all for now. I'm gonna lay low for a while. Stay cool and... Be see'n ya... lateron! P.S.: For the best results when you read this HTML file, open your browser on the Workbench screen. That way the colours will be the best possible, provided that you're running the MagicWB palette.