Greetings, fellow Amigans. Thank you for downloading my latest theme pack for the brilliant SabreMSN. This package is for use on ALL Amigas using High Res Interlaced, Multiscan or HighGFX screen modes (Including OCS, ECS and AGA). Parts of the package can be installed and used individually, or together. Included in the package you'll find:

* Custom pixelled Emoticons, Toolbar images and Status Avatars (16colour ILBM format).
* Original sound files converted to Amiga 8SVX format and volume corrected.
* MUI Custom gadgets.
* MUI Window and button patterns.
* MUI Settings file.
* 16 Colour Icon (Regular Icon format in exact GlowIcon dimensions)
* FullPalette Settings file.
* VisualPrefs Settings file.
* SabreMSN MUI Settings file.
* FuturaB 12 point white font with black shadow.


Requirements:

* SabreMSN ( http://wookiechat.amigarevolution.com/sabremsn ) - Obviously
* FullPalette ( http://aminet.net/package/util/wb/FullPalette22 ) - Very important to lock your palette.
* VisualPrefs ( http://aminet.net/package/util/wb/VisualPrefs ) - Not important, but it helps.


Installation:

Make sure you've set your Workbench in a screenmode that is at least 640x400 (currently SabreMSN's prefs window will not open in any lower resolutions) and 16 colours. You can use more than 16 colours if you like, but it will only slow things down. Remember to back up any files you are going to overwrite just in case. If your Sabre installation is named "SabreOS3", rename it "SabreMSN".

* Copy the contents of the SabreMSN/ drawer to the drawer you have SabreMSN installed in.
* Copy the contents of MUI/ to MUI:.
* Copy the contents of Env-Archive/ to SYS:Prefs/Env-Archive/
* Copy the contents of Fonts/ to SYS:Fonts/

Reboot, then load up SabreMSN and check it out. If everything went well, SabreMSN will now look very different to before. If you don't like the new look of the windows and buttons, you can restore the default MUI look to SabreMSN by deleting the file "SYS:Prefs/Env-Archive/MUI/SABREMSN.1.prefs"

Check the included screenshot to see how it should look.


Long Live Amiga!

Rebel