readme.txt

Hello there! 

ClockZone is more than just another timekeeping program for Windows. 
It's a clock with a surprise. 

Sure, it'll show you the time in four North American zones without
taking up a lot of screen real estate.

But when that gets boring, try clicking on the skull. Just make sure 
your casters are locked and your sneakers are tied...

There should be four files, including this one. I recommend you keep 
them all in one directory. Name it C:\CLOCK or something like that. 

The files are:

CLOCKZON.EXE - The program (ClockZone Version 1.0).
CLOCKZON.INI - An initialization file. Keep in same directory as CLOCKZON.EXE.
CLOCKZON.HLP - A Windows standard help file. Must also be in same directory as above.
README.TXT - The file you are reading now.


IMPORTANT NOTE:

Not included with the AOL distribution version is: VBRUN300.DLL 

First, the good news: You may already have it. (If ClockZone runs, you do.)

Now the bad news: ClockZone won't run without it. So if you don't have it, get it and
copy it into your Windows\system subdirectory.

You can download it separately from America Online or other places. It's VERY common 
because many, many programs are written in Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0, and they
all require it. (I don't think the earlier versions VBRUN100.DLL and VBRUN200.DLL will 
work with ClockZone, although I haven't tested it with them.)

ClockZone is freeware. You don't have to register or pay for it, and I don't have
to work at it like a job. 

However, if you'd like to suggest improvements, or just 
tell me how much you like it, please write to me at:

kstadden@AOL.com



Have fun.

Ken Stadden
11/21/94