Description:

   HideWB is a nice util that hides your Workbench Screen (for example
during booting) and after the given time smoothly shift the screen up. The
speed of shifting is also setable. Just try it.
   This program is a FREEWARE.

NOTE:

   HideWB won't work on gfx card, because there screens are not moveable.
So use it only with OCS/ECS/AGA. (Only AGA tested)

Disclaimer:

   Use  this  program  at  your  own  risk!   I assume no responsibility or
liability   for   any problems  or  damages  that  occur  by  the  use,
modification, or  existence  of  this program.

Installation:

   Copy file HideWB.exe  anywhere you want and it's it.

Usage:
   run hideWB UpSpeed/N Delay/N

      UpSpeed is the speed of shifting the screen up.; 3 look nice. The
value must be higher then 0, and it's no sens to rise it higher then height
of your WB. If you set UpSpeed equal to height of WB the screen will be
shown immedietly, at once.
      Delay is a number of seconds that program waits before show up wb
again.

Future Plans:

  If you have any propositions, or reported some bugs give me to know.

Author:

   FighterForFuture/TheCrew
   e-mail: 0xFFF@Polbox.com

   You can also look up the page 

   http://www.tak.nie.prv.pl/~uran

   and rest of my programs.

History:
   0.1-0.9 beta test versions. Lot of hard work.
   1.0 (10-Nov-2000)
       - First public version. Aminet Upload.

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                10165   17096  59.5% -lh5- d244 Sep  6  2000 HideWB/HideWB
[generic]                  901    1470  61.3% -lh5- feba Sep 21  2000 HideWB/HIDEWB.czytaj
[generic]                 5365    6900  77.8% -lh5- 717d Sep 10  2000 HideWB/HideWB.info
[generic]                  876    1591  55.1% -lh5- ad8e Dec 14  2000 HideWB.readme
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 Total         4 files   17307   27057  64.0%            Dec 14  2000