Welcome to the MagicWB showroom! This gallery of various users' workbenches will demonstrate the superiority of MagicWB's visual interface style. These are snapshots of real systems, hence screen depths & resolutions vary as different MagicWB users also have different hardware conditions. This will actually show you how well MagicWB performs on different systems.

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User: Stefan Stuntz
Resolution: 724x566
Depth: 256 colors
Size: 89 KB
Comment:
Very decent aqua-look on an A3000. MUI's author demonstrates a clever positioning of device and dock icons.


User: Gregor Franz
Resolution: 640x495
Depth: 16 colors
Size: 47 KB
Comment:
This perfectly shows how vivid MagicWB can look with only 16 colors on an Amiga 4000/030, 6MB RAM


User: Tom Heeren
Resolution: 720x564
Depth: 16 colors
Size: 80 KB
Comment:
Very beautifully configured system with one of MagicWB's impressive copper patterns achieving a 24-bit look on an A1200 with just 16 colors!


User: Michael Gredenberg
Resolution: 640x480
Depth: 256 colors
Size: 112 KB
Comment:
Fine usage of MagicWB on a graphics board with multi-color patterns and a photorealistic backdrop.


User: Jure Vrhovnik
Resolution: 704x542
Depth: 16 colors
Size: 63 KB
Comment:
Another nice demonstration of MagicWB on a plain 16 color screen. The backdrop is part of MagicWB's copper effects.


User: Frank Stumpf
Resolution: 724x482
Depth: 8 colors
Size: 63 KB
Comment:
Standard usage of MagicWB on an 8 color screen with MWB patterns and a special presentation of a pop-up menu.


User: Erik Rudolfs
Resolution: 640x564
Depth: 8 colors
Size: 74 KB
Comment:
A very creative use of MagicWB with pastel colors achieving a "dawn-look". The backdrop fields enforce MWB's light & shadow style.


User: Janne Romell
Resolution: 724x566
Depth: 8 colors
Size: 70 KB
Comment:
Clever use of MagicWB's gray colors to achieve a nice and soft backdrop on a standard Amiga with 8 colors.



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