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Here are some Disk Icons to spruce up your disk collection. To put
one of these Icons on one of your disks type
copy Name.info DF?:Disk.info
Example. If you have a disk of artwork and you want to give it an
artwork disk icon make sure your current directory is set to the
directory you have all these Icons in. Put the disk with the
artwork in drive DF0: and type
copy Art2.Info DF0:Disk.info
If you only have one drive you will have to type the name of your
disk instead of DF0:
Example. If your disk is named "MyArtWork" you should type
copy Art2.Info MyArtWork:Disk.info
If the name of your disk has spaces in it you should put double
quotes around its name.
Example. If your disk is name "My Art Work" you should type
copy Art2.Info "My Art Work:Disk.info"
After you copy the icon, inorder to see it you will have to remove
the disk. Wait for its old Icon to disappear from the WorkBench and
then reinsert the disk. If the Icon won't disappear you will have
to reboot to see the new icon (Note: The reason Icons don't always
disappear from the WorkBench is this. Icons don't disappear if your
Amiga still has any knowlegde of the disk you just removed. This
means if you have "opened" the disk or one of the drawers on the
disk and have not "closed" it, the disk's icon will not disapper.
Also if you have your path set to anything on that disk or anything
is assigned to that disk or any program that is running has a file
open on that disk then its Icon will not disappear from the
Workbench.)
I have included a brush with all the icons shown with their names.
It is a standard IFF brush that should be showable with any IFF file
viewer.
Except for the "Sys" icon these icons were created by:
Gregg Tavares
and
John Alvarado
These Icons are entirely Public Domain. Do Anything you want with
them.