3.1. The "AmigaCDRomguide" icon.  
 This one exists out of three peices, each from different icons. I took
 the CD from one icon, the `disc' writing from another icon and the
 electrocuted disc from yet another.
 I couldn't say who created them since I found them in a big collection of
 MagicWB icons.

   3.2. The "AmigaStart" icon.  
 AmigaStart shows your config at boot on a nice background. I took the
 disk from the `WBStartup' drawer and the tree picture from a `Viewtek'
 icon.

   3.3. The "AutoFX" icon.   "AutoFX"
 Well, I took this from the icon I designed for it in a previous release
 of mine called `Twisted Magic Workbench Addendum' -- a great icon
 collection.

   3.4. The "BrowserFX" icon.   "BrowserFX"
 This is also taken from my `Twisted Magic Workbench Addendum' package.

   3.5. The "CacheFont" icon.   "CacheFont"
 This is just a quick one I did. "CacheFont" scans you font directory and
 puts the contents in a file. A patch makes sure the file is read when a
 font requester of somekind pops up and promts for a font. Reading from
 one small file is much faster then from one big directory -- but you
 allready knew that, I guess.

   3.6. The "CatEdit" icon.   "CatEdit"
 This one is also taken from the `Twisted Magic Workbench Addendum'
 package, previously released by me.

   3.7. The "CDTool" icon.   "CDTool"
 This one is made up from three different parts of three different icons.
 The tools were taken from a drawer icon (I only made the wrench close),
 the disc comes from again another icon and the `disc' writing too.

   3.8. The "CinemorphFX" icon.   "CinemorphFX"
 This image was taken from `Twisted Magic Workbench Addendum'. A cool
 icon package released by myself 8).

   3.9. The "DIYrekoFX" icon.   "DIYrekoFX"
 Again from `Twisted Magic Workbench Addendum'.

   3.10. The "ExoticRipper" icon.   "ExoticRipper"
 Another mix of different icons. The CD was taken from an icon for a
 ripper program of somekind and the window was taken from a MagicWB
 icon for "ExoticRipper".

   3.11. The "FastIPrefs" icon.   "FastIPrefs"
 I made this one myself. It doesn't look that good, it may even look
 pretty bad 8). But then again, I didn't know how to draw "IPrefs".
 It's fast enough but not "IPrefs" enough.

   3.12. The "FindFile" icon.   "FindFile"
 This program belongs to the "StartMenu" program. Originally this was an
 old four colour icon but I've redrawn it to a MagicWB icon and pasted it
 in an AG icon.

   3.13. The "FMS" icon.   "FMS"
 "FMS" simulates disk drives on you hard drive. Very usefull for unpacking
 `.DMS' files or testing filesystems etc.
 The pieces from this icon were scraped together from the original MagicWB
 package.

   3.14. The "HFM" icon.   "HFM"
 "HFM" is a GUI frontend for "FMS. The button window was drawn by myself
 but the disk was taken from the standard MagicWB package.

   3.15. The "ImageFX" icon.   "ImageFX"
 I have created this image in my previous release entitled:
 `Twisted Magic Workbench Addendum'.

   3.16. The "IMPFX" icon.   "IMPFX"
 Again from my previous relese Twisted Magic Workbench Addendum'.

   3.17. The "JStreamFX" icon.   "JStreamFX"
 And again from Twisted Magic Workbench Addendum'.

   3.18. The "Metaform" icon.   "Metaform"
 Metaform is the function in Lightwave that `smoothes' an object. That's
 roughly the thing you see happening here.
 I designed the image completelly.

   3.19. The "MultiFileSystem" icon.   "MultiFileSystem"
 This filesystem combines different filesystems to a single device `DFX:'.
 So, then `DFX:' could recognise MAC and PC on a single device without
 having PC0: and MAC0: active.
 The PC and MAC logo's were taken from the great `Roman's Magic WB Icons 8'
 package. The disk comes from the `WBStartup' drawer from MagicWB.

   3.20. The "ProWizard" icon.   "ProWizard"
 I created this image in Twisted Magic Workbench Addendum'. I've just
 pasted it onto an AG icon.

   3.21. The "PsRename" icon.   "PsRename"
 "PsRename" renames PS fonts to their original name. Very usefull when you
 have some stupid PC CDRom that uses only eight characters plus the useless
 extention `.PFB'.

   3.22. The "SoundFX" icon.   "SoundFX"
 Well, I just took the `Sample' image from DOpus 5 and fucked it up a bit
 to make it look as if it passed somekind of effects generator. I also
 added the `FX' characters afterwards.

   3.23. The "StartMenu" icon.   "StartMenu"
 This is one I created myself. The "AmigaStart" program is an exact copy
 of the `Windows 95' toolbar. What you see on the icon is the left piece
 of the toolbar where you click to pop up a menu and select a proggie to
 run.

   3.24. The "StartSetup" icon.   "StartSetup"
 This program belongs to the StartMenu program. Originally this was an
 old four colour icon but I've redrawn it to a MagicWB icon and pasted it
 in an AG icon.

   3.25. The "SuperDuper" icon.   "SuperDuper"
 The original MagicWB icon showed the same stack of disks you see when the
 icon is clicked. It also showed exactly the same text, except that it was
 placed behind eachother. Due to a lack of space I repositioned it and put
 just one disk on the first icon image.

   3.26. The "TMWBAddendum" icon.   "TMWBAddendum"
 Ha, this is an icon for the guide file in my previuos package  called:
 `Twisted Magic Workbench Addendum'.

   3.27. The "TwistedMagicWB" icon.   "TwistedMagicWB"
 And this is an icon for the guide file in my first release.