Article 2775 of comp.sys.amiga:
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From: dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Alternate Workbench Screen Program!
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Date: 14 Mar 87 23:06:19 GMT
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	Freely distributable.

	This little program must be run from a CLI/shell/etc... it allows you
to run programs which normally open windows on the workbench screen to use
a custom screen instead.  The resident portion is only 5K (not including any
custom screens openned).  The resident portion should be in the current
directory or in C: when you install it with 'MWB i'

	The shar below contains source, an executable, and the resident
code binary (which should not be executed directly).  the source works with
Manx v3.4 (carefully read the compilation directions.. the resident portion
must be compiled with +BCDL).  Every attempt has been made to make the program
bullet proof.

Example:
	1> mwb i	-install MWB
	1> mwb n	-next application is placed on a custom screen
	1> newcli	-boom! custom screen is created and CLI placed on it.
	1> mwb d1 n	-next application is placed on a 1-deep custom screen
	1> Boxes	-boom! run boxes demo.

There are many other options available.. read MWB.C for more information.  Due
to the nature of this program, LoadWb will only work on the default workbench
screen.  You *can*, however, open workbench windows on other screens.  
Unfortunetly, you can't move icons in workbench windows on custom screens
without confusing the workbench.   Fool around with it! suggestions are  
welcome.  Be careful when specifying non-standard screen sizes/depths.


				-Matt