You don't have to do anything, you just look at which files/libraries softwares try to have access (you can adjust what it'll display).
I found an old version of Snoopdos for Workbench 1.3 and use it on my 1000 too! A very good and useful soft!
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BatteMan
- France
Snoopdos is very simple if you use it only for checking missed files. It works by itself 
You don't have to do anything, you just look at which files/libraries softwares try to have access (you can adjust what it'll display).
I found an old version of Snoopdos for Workbench 1.3 and use it on my 1000 too! A very good and useful soft!
You don't have to do anything, you just look at which files/libraries softwares try to have access (you can adjust what it'll display).
I found an old version of Snoopdos for Workbench 1.3 and use it on my 1000 too! A very good and useful soft!
Yes, easy to use.
You start it, click on Functions-> all and read the logged system functions. Might disable logging after you started the app you want to monitor.
Reading the log might be a bit more demanding - but you’re welcome to ask for help
You start it, click on Functions-> all and read the logged system functions. Might disable logging after you started the app you want to monitor.
Reading the log might be a bit more demanding - but you’re welcome to ask for help
UPDATE: It appears WP version 4.1 works just fine under AmigaOS 3.2. The issue is with version 4.2. Something was updated in WP 4.2 to cause it not to open any user windows. Ill just install 4.1 on my HD to get my retro fix!