@DATABASE "TNY-Backgrounds.guide"

@NODE main "TNY-Backgrounds - What's in this guide?"

    @{"Copyrite                " LINK Copyrite}

    @{"What's this shit?        " LINK What}

    @{"He's got a small one...   " LINK Small}

    @{"Requirements               " LINK Requirements}

    @{"How to use them... RTFM   " LINK RTFM}

    @{"Drawn by...              " LINK By}

    @{"Contact me... PLEASE    " LINK Contact}
@ENDNODE

@NODE Copyrite "Copyrite"

You may use and abuse these backgrounds.  They are PUBLIC-DOMAIN, not Freeware.
Mention me in the doc if you include one or more of them in another package.
@ENDNODE

@NODE What "TNY-Backgrounds - What's this shit?"

TNY-Backgrounds are, as the name implies, backgrounds for your Workbench, or
any other purpose.
@ENDNODE

@NODE Small "He's got a small one"

The backgrounds are extremely small, the smallest is 200 bytes long.
The largest is still under 1k, 824 bytes to be exact.
@ENDNODE

@NODE Requirements "Requirements"

You will need a MagicWB palette and an 8 colour WB.  Workbench 2.0 would be
fine, too.  Workbench 3.0+ is better.
@ENDNODE

@NODE RTFM "How to use them... RTFM"

Use the Kick3.0 WBPattern or any other suitable program, such as NickPrefs for
Workbench 2.
@ENDNODE

@NODE By "Drawn by..."

All the backgrounds were drawn by Christian Kemp, influenced by some really
loud trash metal.  This may be one reason for the crapness of this product.
@ENDNODE

@NODE Contact "Contact me... PLEASE"

I don't get a lot of letters... :-(
Send anything (well, nearly) to:

  Christian Kemp (TNY)
  52, BD Patton
  L-2316 Luxembourg

Sorry, no e-mail.
@ENDNODE