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Another Greyscale Scheme v 1.0
by Erik Ekengren
liberator78@hotmail.com
What is it?
Another Greyscale Scheme (AGS) is a greyscale kaleidoscope scheme (duh!).
Arenユt You tired with all those schemes in bright colors making Your mac look like itユs on LSD?
AGS is designed to be as little harmful to Your eyes as possible, avoid bright-colored-scheme
inflicted psychadelic hallucinations etc.
What does it cost?
The most important question.
AGS is completely FREE! Yes, thatユs right. Not a dime. AGS is provided entirely without
limitations. Well, thatユs not really true. You May Not Distribute The File Under Another Name
Or Author!
Requirements?
・ An Apple Macintosh or MacOS-compatible clone
・ Kaleidoscope 1.5, but preferrably version 1.7 or later
How do I use it?
Put it in the Kaleidoscope Color Schemes inside the Extensions Folder inside Your System Folder.
The color-scheme should be used in conjunction with the included desktop pattern (the clippings
file). To use it, open the 'Desktop Patterns' control panel or if you have MacOS 8 open the
'Desktop Pictures' control panel. Darg and drop the clippings file containing the pattern on top of
the Desktop Patterns window or the Desktop Pictures window.
Legal Stuff.
OK, here is the disclaimer.
The Author (Erik Ekengren) will not be held responsible if anything should happen to your computer and/or related
hardware/software either directly or indirectly because of the use of the included software. By using the software will
all guilt be the Userユs (You) in case of data loss/corruption etc. Although the software is considered bug-free, it
has not been tested in all possible hardware/software configurations and is therefore provided "AS IS".
OK, that was that. And now some more legal stuff,
All of the included items are of the Author's own creation and should be considerd as such. Permission is granted by the
Author to use parts of , but not all of the package in Your own Color Schemes.
Thatユs it. Enjoy.
Erik Ekengren