IRJ

Short:        Make Imagine use ASL filerequesters, 2-26-97
Author:       rexx@wavefront.com (Kirk Piepho)
Type:         gfx/3d
Architecture: m68k-amigaos
Uploaded:     rexx@wavefront.com (Kirk Piepho)



      Welcome, my fellow Imagine users!  This is the third(final) release of

  the Imagine-Requester-Jester (also known as IRJ) for the Amiga release of

  Imagine5.0 by Impulse.

      What does IRJ do?  Well, IRJ replaces Imagine's calls to its own file

  requesters with calls to the system ASL file requester.  IRJ maintains

  seperate paths for different file operations(better explained later).  IRJ

  can be used to either attach itself to a running version of Imagine, or can

  itself launch Imagine.  IRJ runs from the CLI or from its Workbench icon.

      IRJ requires WB2.04+, which I hope you are all running.  This version of

  IRJ works only with Imagine5.0.  Previous versions of IRJ still work with

  previous versions of Imagine, check Aminet.  IRJ does not modify your

  original version of Imagine - rather it 'hotpatches' Imagine once it's

  in memory.


  Installation:

      type 'lha x IRJ5.lha ram:' at a CLI prompt ... some of the icons & dirs

  included in this archive require being placed in ram:  If you de-arc'd this

  package to another location, some of the icons may need to be modified.

  After you gain confidence with IRJ you may move the executable to somewhere

  in your command path (say c:), and copy the supplied icons and IRJ config

  files to whereever you want.  If you keep the icons, be sure to edit the

  tooltypes to reflect any changes you make.


      _Read_ the docs for all the particulars on usage.