Short:        Displays Mouse Eyes in screen title
Author:       #amigazeux, Matthias "UltraGelb" Böcker (ugelb@gmx.net)
Uploader:     #amigazeux, Matthias "UltraGelb" Böcker (ugelb@gmx.net)
Type:         util/wb
Version:      V1.4
Architecture: ppc-morphos >= 2.0.0
Website:      http://amigazeux.net

WHAT IS IT?
===========
  MouseEyes is a screenbar plugin for MorphOS.

  MouseEyes displays eyes in the screen title that look at and follow the
  mouse pointer.

  Everything is fully configurable.

  Changes in this version:
  ------------------------
  - The pupils of the eyes are now only shown on the active screen. On all
    other screens running an instance of Mouseeyes, the pupils are hidden.
    This also has the side effect that one can easily spot the active screen
    based on existing pupils in case of a multi-monitor setup.

  - Now comes with a real Installer script courtesy of InstallerGen by Rob
    Cranley.

INSTALLATION
============
  Double-Click the Install icon and MouseEyes_sbar will be installed to your
  system.

  For manual installation simply copy the contents of the "Copy_To_Sys"
  drawer to your SYS:  partition.
  Enter in a Shell: copy ram:MouseEyes_sbar/Copy_To_Sys/#? to SYS: ALL

  Now click right click the screen depth gadget to open its context menu, go
  to "Modules" and select "Refresh". MouseEyes should now appear in the
  Screen title bar. If it does not appear open the context menu again, and go
  to "Modules" again and select MouseEyes from the modules shown there.


  If you want to create a catalog in your native language please have a look
  at the catdev drawer contained in the archive.
  I highly recommend to use SimpleCat by Guido Mersman. Using SimpleCat you
  just have to update the .cs file with your language and then simply generate
  a corresponding catalog file from this. You can mail me the catalog for
  inclusion in future updates or simply release it yourself.


TROUBLESHOOTING
===============
  Q: I don't see MouseEyes on my Ambient/xyz screen!

  A: This is probably due to the fact that you are not using a true colour
     (24 bit and higher) screen. Unfortunately windows with transparency
     that are opened on 16 bit (and lower) screens are not visible in MorphOS
     Version 2.2 and lower.

  Q: MouseEyes are not transparent and have a black background!

  A: Unfortunately you need a true colour (24 bit and higher) screen with
     compositing enabled to have transparent background with MouseEyes.


CREDITS
=======
Thanks to:
  Leif Salomonsson for ECX :-)

  Guido Mersmann for SimpleCat

  MorphOS-Team for MorphOS :-)

  Rob Cranley for InstallerGen

  Grzegorz Kraszewski for the polish translation


DONATING
========
  In case you like this software please consider a donation to #amigazeux at:

  http://paypal.me/amigazeux


CONTACT
=======
  IF you want to contact the author please write an email to amigazeux@gmx.net
  or visit irc.amigazeux.de channel: #amigazeux

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