Boot-Suite v2.30 - !ShowHome

Multi-user setups for your acorn - A Shortcut to home

Boot-suite is FREEWARE though copyright of Boot-suite remains mine. Please see the full set of conditions of use in the main !Help file.

!BootInfo - Version Control.

Aplication Name: !ShowHome
Programs job:    Contain all user action text logs (blackbox recorder).
Version:         1.02
Last_updated:    08/12/96
First writen on: 27/11/96
Written by:      R.R.Chasmer (KAOS)
WWW Support:     http://www.city.ac.uk/~cb159/arc_file.html
Credits:         none
Notes:           This program is part of 'Boot-Suite'

!BootInfo - Description.

Show Home doesn't really have a lot to do. It's job is to sit on the left hand side of the iconbar, and provide a few filer shortcuts. By default, left clicking on its icon will open the home directory of the user that is currently logged on. If you don't have a home directory, or havn't specified one in !BootOpt, this icon will not appear. If the user logged in is a superuser, there are a few extra menu options. Open Utils & Open Choices, these quickly open the filer windows for the choices and utilites used by boot-suite. Please note, that if these directories are filer protected they will show up as empty.
Show can be prevented from loading onto the iconbar be default in the main choices section in !BootOpt.

!ShowHome - Environment

This application, is part of an entire suite of applications called 'Boot-Suite' for a better an explanation of this suite please see the main !Help file by clicking here.

Boot-suite is FREEWARE though copyright of Boot-suite remains mine. A lot of time and effort has gone into the making of Boot-suite and all of the related applications so I would be grateful if you would follow the conditions and description of usage in the main !Help file.

Contact methods (08/12/96)

Any comments, extentions, PD, or money would be grately appreciated.
Contact me:-

Robert R. Chasmer (KAOS productions)
13 Ferndale Crescent
Canvey Island
Essex
SS8 0AR

Phone: 0378 958871
E-mail: chas@city.ac.uk
WWW: http://www.city.ac.uk/~cb159/

P.S SORRY FOR THE POOR STATE OF THIS HELP FILE. MAYBE SOMEONE WOULD LIKE TO WRITE SOME CLEARER ONES.