This is one of those programes that you put at the begining of your
startup-sequence and it displays a picture, so you wouldn't have
to stare at a blank screen all the way trough the procedure.
The picture itself is hardcoded into the programe so it would be
faster than other bootpic programe which uses seperate ILBM files.
Naturaly, the side effect is that you can not change the picture
(well, not easily) when/if you become bored with it.

Segel Georges, the author of the pic has graciously agreed to let
me use it here (Segel@club-internet.fr). This is the
best Intel Outside logo I ever saw. Thanks.

To use simply copy the exe file somewhere, for example the C: directory.
Now, edit your S:startup-sequence and insert the following line somewhere
towards the top of the sequence, preferably the first line:
run >NIL: C:BootPicProg
Easy, isn't it ?

This programe is absolutely free and is not crippled in any way.
However, if you do feel a strong urge to send me a small reward
or something, this is where it should go:
-----------------------
  Mario Speranda
  Tijardoviceva 8
  58000 Split
  Croatia
-----------------------
Enjoy the view.

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[generic]                  732    1343  54.5% -lh5- 2661 Jan 30  1998 BootPicIO.readme
[generic]                29811   65128  45.8% -lh5- 4d06 Jan 30  1998 BootPicProg
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