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*|  And here it (he?) is:                                            |*
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*|     J A M E S ,  THE DESKTOP-BUTLER            version 1.0        |*
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*|  programmed by Pascal Fellerich.                                  |*
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 IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
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1. Please read *carefully* the following doc...

2. Since nobody is perfect, it is perfectly possible that there is still a
bug in James. Please contact me if you happen to find one! Hints and good
ideas are also welcome...

3. What's more: I'm still searching for bootsector viruses and other
executable boot's - not in order to spread the viruses, but only to
'teach' James. The more bootsectors James knows, the less you will get the
message 'unknown executable bootsector'.

4. If you use James regularly (I hope so!!), then please send $10 to the
following address:

        Pascal Fellerich
        45, rue des Genˆts
        L-3482 Dudelange
        (Luxembourg)

By the way, if you add a disk to your contribution, I'll put the latest
version of James on the disk.

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 What is James??
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  James is more than an improved Control Panel: James is the ultimate
'desktop-butler'. It makes the daily work with the ST easier. You can now
adjust the keyboard parameters, ship your harddisk, write-protect any
drive, detect and destroy viruses and a lot more without having to boot
numerous accessories!

 Why James?
===========
  Because it's not too large in spite of it's multiple built-in functions.
Because it doesn't take long to boot it from disk. Because it doesn't load
any other files (No more *.RSC, *.INF, *.DAT, *.OVL files!). Because it
replaces several AUTO-folder programs & other accessories. And because
every ST-user should have his personal comp.. eh, butler.

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 The 'Main Menu:'
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* Free RAM: Displays the amount of free memory still available.

* Clock/Date: Allows you to change the date & time. Click once on the
date/time display and you can edit the displayed date (ESC deletes!).
Enter the date as YY/MM/DD HH/MM, not DD/MM/YY... - press RETURN or ENTER
to terminate your entry.

* Click: Click on the little box - a checkmark [ ] will (dis)appear.
(Checkmark present = keyboard click on. That's how most of the functions
of James work)

* Bell: stop the unharmonic bell sound of the soundchip.

* Other KBD: If you click on the text (not on the button) you will get a
fileselector-box. Select a *.KBD-file to change your keyboard layout.
After you have done that you can switch to the new keyboard layout you've
just loaded (and back, of course). If an error occured during loading,
e.g. file not found (TOS Error #33) then the switching will be disabled.

* Repeat: Keyboard-repeat on/off.

* Repeat-Speed: Set the repeat-speed according to your taste. This option
works exactly as in the Control Panel.

* Repeat-Delay: Should be clear. If not try out!

* Double Click: This value determines how fast GEM reacts on a
mouse-click. The littler the value the slower GEM will react.

* ExtKey: Get special ASCII's using a standard keyboard. If you want to
type characters like ‚ ƒ „ … ‡ ˆ ‰ Š ‹ Œ, you could load another keyboard
layout containing these char's. But there's a more comfortable way to do
it: first step - type the main character, e.g. <e>. Second step - hold
down the CONTROL-key and press <'> (use shift if necessary!). You'll get
your <‚> without messing around with ASCII codes.
-- Possible characters:

with "'":              |
| |E|a|e|i|o|u|        |
|ş|| |‚|Ą|˘|Ł|        |  with Backspace:
                       |  |!|?|A|I|O|a|c|i|o|r|
with "~":              |  |­|¨|’|Á|ľ|‘|˝|Ŕ|´|ž|
|A|N|O|a|n|o|          |
|ˇ|Ľ|¸|°|¤|ą|          |  with ",":
                       |  |C|c|
with ".":              |  |€|‡|
|A|a|                  |
||†|                  |  with "-":
                       |  |:|L|Y|
with "/":              |  |ö|œ||
|O|c|o|u|              |
|˛|›|ł|ć|              |  with "`":
                       |  |A|a|e|i|o|u|
with "^":              |  |ś|…|Š||•|—|
|a|e|i|o|u|            |
|ƒ|ˆ|Œ|“|–|            |  with ":"
                       |  | |A|O|U|a|e|i|o|u|y|
with "_":              |  |š|Ž|™|š|„|‰|‹|”||˜|
|+|<|=|>|a|o|          |
|ń|ó|đ|ň|Ś|§|          |

* Snapshot: ALT-HELP saves the current screen on disk using the
DEGAS-format. (The pic's are always saved to 'A:\HCOPY_??.PI?', and note
that disk errors won't be reported!)

* Fast Mouse: A dynamic mouse-speeder, MAC-like.

* Dark: If switched on, the screen display will be shut off in ?? minutes.
This screensaver works with any other program without causing troubles!

* VBL-Simul.: => Vertical BLank-Simulation. If the screen is shut off by a
screensaver, the video chip doesn't generate vertical blank interrupts.
Some programs having subroutines in the 'VBL-slot' are dependent on this
interrupt source, and if you have switched on the VBLsim option, James
will 'simulate' this interrupt so that nobody realizes that the screen has
been shut off.
  If you haven't understood this: doesn't matter, have it switched on.

* Invers: (Only monochrome) - Try out!

* 50/60 Hz: (only colour mode) - this option replaces 'inverse' if