When a Workbench screen is run with a depth of more than 3 planes (8 colours), the
extra 4 colours set up in the multi-colour palette preferences are set as the final
4 colours in the palette.  This means to use 8 colour icons on a 256 colour Workbench
screen requires the icons to be of depth 8, which wastes disk space and memory.
256Colour copies the last four colours in the palette to colour index 3-8, so 3 plane
icons can be used.  Best used in WBStartup.

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[generic]                  306     945  32.4% -lh5- 24f0 Feb 10  1996 256Colour.info
[generic]                  350     552  63.4% -lh5- 2e46 Sep 17  1995 256colour/256Colour
[generic]                 1791    3736  47.9% -lh5- f7c8 Feb 10  1996 256colour/256Colour.DOC
[generic]                  212     435  48.7% -lh5- 1eeb Feb 10  1996 256colour/256Colour.DOC.info
[generic]                 2510    6676  37.6% -lh5- 4a43 Feb 10  1996 256colour/256Colour.Guide
[generic]                  285     504  56.5% -lh5- cdab Feb 10  1996 256colour/256Colour.Guide.info
[generic]                  259     960  27.0% -lh5- 9a72 Feb 10  1996 256colour/256Colour.info
[generic]                   76      87  87.4% -lh5- fbae May 15  1996 file_id.diz
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