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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: xaccrocheur on December 12, 2006, 04:38:24 AM
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This is the silliest problem ever posted, but it bothers me ever since the 1st time I used the WB : How can I keep my RAM: Icon at the top-left, w/o it being occasionnaly kicked out (well, down) by a CD or a FD0: Icon !?! Rhaa ! It just drives me ***** mad ! :crazy:
How can I be sure than it won't even move by a pixel ?
Thank you for stopping whatever you're doing to solve this very important software issue.
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Snapshot the icon where you want, then copy it someplace on your harddrive.
for example:
copy Ram:Disk.info S:Ram.info
and then add a line to your user-startup
copy s:Ram.info Ram:Disk.info
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mpiva wrote:
Snapshot the icon where you want, then copy it someplace on your harddrive.
for example:
copy Ram:Disk.info S:Ram.info
and then add a line to your user-startup
copy s:Ram.info Ram:Disk.info
Thanks I'll try that today !
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I believe this can also be accomplished by replacing the def_RAMDISK icon in ENVARC:sys/. I'm pretty sure this is how I'm doing it on my systems, but I cannot confirm right now as things are still a mess from the move :-(
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This only works with OS3.5 and above. And it has to be def_RAM.info. With OS3.9 you can also make ram:disk.info a soft link pointing to envarc:sys/def_ram.info, then you can snapshot the icon as any other one.
Bye,
Thomas
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Scalos also offers similar functionality.
The old 'copy S:RAM.info RAM:disk.info' trick went out with MagicWB! ;)
James
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I use the method described on the OS3.9 FAQ (http://www.gregdonner.org/os39faq/iconoperation.html), and it works great - it's the softlink method Thomas mentioned.
I used the MakeLink from the Visage archive.
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Or you could install MagicWorkbench.
That's a crappy piece of software, but works :-D
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I'm sure I've done it on my 3.1, no magicwb system, I'll check when I get home and tell u how it's done.
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Or you could install MagicWorkbench.
MagicWB uses "copy s:ram.info ram:disk.info", no magic in there.
That's a crappy piece of software, but works
MgaicWB does not contain a single piece of software, except MWB-Deamon which can easily be replaced by FullPalette. So what is crappy about it ?
Bye,
Thomas