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For the life of me I can't find the preference to change my main bootup Workbench background.

Where would that be?

I have found where I could change it for my separate OWB Window Screen I have open but not the main Workbench screen.

tj

amigasociety wrote:For the life of me I can't find the preference to change my main bootup Workbench background.

Where would that be?

Prefs/WBPattern.

Best regards,

Niels

nbache wrote:

amigasociety wrote:For the life of me I can't find the preference to change my main bootup Workbench background.

Where would that be?

Prefs/WBPattern.

Best regards,

Niels

Thank you. I did not see the picture box in that window and kept going right in one eye out the other.

Thanks

tj

Better get your eyes checked, then. They are supposed to be Write-Only

tonyw wrote:Better get your eyes checked, then. They are supposed to be Write-Only

?

tj

amigasociety wrote:

tonyw wrote:Better get your eyes checked, then. They are supposed to be Write-Only

?

tj

Eyes - write-only: Normal function is for visual stimuli to enter the eyes from the outside, and for nothing to exit from the eyes to the outside. Although of course lyricists have for ages claimed the opposite, i.e. that it is possible to read stuff in a person's eyes. And then there is the matter of tears ...

Best regards,

Niels

nbache wrote:

amigasociety wrote:

tonyw wrote:Better get your eyes checked, then. They are supposed to be Write-Only

?

tj

Eyes - write-only: Normal function is for visual stimuli to enter the eyes from the outside, and for nothing to exit from the eyes to the outside. Although of course lyricists have for ages claimed the opposite, i.e. that it is possible to read stuff in a person's eyes. And then there is the matter of tears ...

Best regards,

Niels

Wow, too deep for me.

Reminds me of what one would talk about like in the pot scene in Animal House.

TJ

amigasociety wrote:Wow, too deep for me.

Well, you were the one opening the ball with

kept going right in one eye out the other.

So you had it coming, didn't you?

Best regards,

Niels