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[GPT]

I ticked the box for no workbench bar and it works bit only before next reboot.

How is that?

There's no patch that's interfer with the removal of the workbench bar.

[Framiga]

@GPT

Have you saved the change?

Ciao

[GPT]

What do you think?

It's ticked when I start workbench prefs but there's still a bar.

If I redo it then it will wanish.
But I'm not willing to do it every time I've rebooted.

[GPT]

And patches or system commendits don't seem to make any diffrence.

The only two ways I can get ride o the top bar is either to restar patches/commendits or re-save workbenchprefs or just accesing the original workbench menu?

How is that, is other people experience the same problem?

[Castellen]

By the Workbench bar, do you mean the surrounding window frame (backdrop?)?

I hate to state the obvious, but I think you save the state of that using snapshot-all.

Been years since I used WB, DOpus is the way to go

[GPT]

By writting "Workbench bar" I mean the Workbench bar, that little smal thing up north that states free memory.

But I tryed it your way and it didn't work ie snapshoting all after removing the bar.

[ikir]

For me works perfectly. Check if you have installed some strange patch.

[GPT]

[Damion]

Try erasing the .prefs file completely, reboot
and then resave once again.

[Croyzers]

Are you sure when you select save it is going to ENVARC: on your hard drive? I had a similar sort of problem when I tried a different ENV: handler. Get snoopdos and see where Workbench is trying to save your prefs file to.