Register on the web at the
Kagi Online Order Processing site.


The Kagi shareware Kaleidoscope colour scheme registration page
Here you can register Kaleidoscope and all your schemes in one fell swoop.
- Register your colour schemes
- You may be using some of the colour schemes below regularly. Regularly
enough to register?
This list is not exhaustive; not all
Kaleidoscope authors use Kagi, and not all
Kagi-using Kaleidoscope authors have set up online registration pages.
- Amadeus colour scheme from Lloyd Wood
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You can register your copies of Amadeus online (secure)
- Atlantis colour scheme from Andrew Bartlett
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You can register your copies of
Atlantis online (secure)
- C-Futuro Justice colour scheme from Ed Deans
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You can register your copies of C-Futuro Justice online (secure)
- Catacombe, Coco, Pigmenta and Zobaa Zobaa from Ady Pratioto
- You can register Ady's schemes online (secure)
- Dollydots colour scheme from Roger van Erven at Quadrand
- You can register DollyDots online (secure)
- Newt and Nu Casual from Martin Pfeiffer
- You can register Newt online (secure)
- Platinum colour scheme from Quentin Hill
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You can register
Quentin's Platinum online
(secure)
- Purple Spider Eyes and
Purple Tech II schemes from Adam
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You can register the Purple schemes online
(secure)
- Scrollites colour schemes from Layne Karkruff
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You can register your Scrollites online (secure)
- Stealth colour scheme from Michael Thompson
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You can register
Michael's Stealth online
(secure)
- Register your copies of Kaleidoscope
- As a Kaleidoscope user, you may want to consider registering.
- Kaleidoscope control panel from Greg Landweber et al
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You can register your copies of Kaleidoscope online (secure)
- Register your scheme designing tools
- If you're a scheme designer...
- Preview Maker
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You can register Preview Maker online
(secure)
- Designer's Studio
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You can register Designer's Studio online
(secure)
You may wish to look at other products that you can register
through Kagi
Lloyd Wood
(L.Wood@society.surrey.ac.uk)
last updated 30 December 2001
Greg may call them color schemes, but it's spelt colour