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From: dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Font & window questions
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Date: Fri, 13-Mar-87 13:36:07 EST
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	Hey! I have an idea.... Since all programs that I know of use
OpenWindow() to open a new window, wouldn't it be easy to install a program
that would allow you to specify 'alternate' workbench screens, and then have
it re-route the OpenWindow() library call to check for WBENCHSCREEN and 
change it to CUSTOMSCREEN sticking in it's own screen pointer?  Then, before
returning to the application, it could restore the NewWindow structure to
it's previous contents (since intuition doesn't care about that anymore),
and the whole process would be transparent to the application!

	I think I just found me a project, will let you all know what comes
about!.

				-Matt