| From: | Richard Friend |
| Date: | 26 Jun 2001 at 22:24:17 |
| Subject: | Re: Birdie2000 |
----- Original Message -----
From: David Bateman <iklett@hvymetal.u-net.com>
>
> After reading the current isssue i thought i'd give Birdie a try, got it
off
> AACD18 and installed it and installed the MUI prefs proggy. Put some
> patterns in the list and saved the prefs. I put Birdie as the last line in
> my User-Startup, and rebooted.
>
> Nothing happened when i opened windows!!
>
Ah, the great Birdie debate once again!
Try this:
Your Birdie commands are ok ie Run>NIL: birdie ? <ENV:Birdie.prefs
But.......don't put it in your User-Startup, put it in your Startup-Sequence
right after IPrefs!
Birdie should be in C: bprefs should be in Prefs:
Now, create a drawer in your Workbench:Prefs called 'Patterns', dump all
your Birdie patterns in there!
Reboot and run Birdie prefs.
Click on 'add', a blue line should appear! Above the 'View' button is a
'folder' icon. Click on this and then click 'volumes'. Select 'Workbench'
(or SYS or whatever) then 'Prefs' then 'Patterns' and select a pattern!
Basically make sure Birdie knows the FULL path for each pattern!
Once you've selected a few patterns, click 'save' and reboot!
Hey presto! Either it's worked and is now hogging most of your chip ram or
you've got a graphics card or I've drunk more Stella than I thought I had
and your Amiga doesn't work anymore! <gggg>
No, seriously, it works for me!
Richy
http://www.aminutz.org.uk
ICQ 18894975
mailto:richy@aminutz.org.uk
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