Copyright: Copyright(C)1994 HIROMA


"THE Rabbit Clock" Version1.00
Liability
  The author and the developer of this software will not take any
responsibilities for any damages that may occur with the use of this software.
  The files contained in USCLK.LZH file are distributed "as is" and without
any expressed and implied warranties.  The user assumes the entire risk of
using the software.

  THE Rabbit Clock is the fifth software in THE Rabbit series.
THE Rabbit Clock uses the same bitmap image as was used in the previous "THE Rabbit
Screen Saver S".
  There isn't any difficult function associated with this software so please don't
get too tense about using it.
  From: THE Rabbit, who I hope will be and will remain loved by everyone.

What Can I Do?
Settings
A word from THE Rabbit
Support
Afterthought
Copyright, Distribution, and Releases


What Can I Do?

  Followings are some of my favorite tricks:

  1. Dancing on a clock face
  2. Playing a music at a set time (Chime)
  3. Displaying a digital clock on a title bar of an active window
     (Very handy!!!)
  4. Delighting a young child (in everybody) <-(Attention)

  The clock also can be dragged and dropped to a different location


My Other Performances
  THE Rabbit Screen Saver	Version 1.10
  THE Rabbit Screen Saver R	Version 1.00
  THE PikaPika	Version 1.20	PCWORLD	PIKA.LZH
  THE Rabbit Screen Saver S	Version 1.10

  My other performance is located or will be located at PCWORLD forum or WINFUN
forums.  Please come and see me.


This is due to my personal appeal and not a function of a clock(^  ^;


Settings

  Click the right mouse button on my dancing clock to tell me
how I should behave.
  1. Time to Chime (to remind you of tea time)
      - Please enter the time to chime my clock.
        The time should be set in 24 hour army time.
        I will tell you when the set time arrives by
        chiming my clock.
      - If you do not want me to chime (give it a deep
        though because I just love to chime), check the
        box to the left of "Do not chime".

  2. WAV Files Settings
     - If you have a particular music which you want me
       to play for a chime, enter the name of the WAV file
       (files ending with a WAV extension).  If you do not
       the exact location of the file, choose the [Browse]
       button.  I will bring up the WAV File Selection dialog
       box.
     - If you don't have any particular music, check the
       box to the right of "Use the default sound".  I will
       pretend that I am a cuckoo (I'm a very good actor).
  3. Save Settings
     - If you want me to memorize what you told me, choose
       this button.  I have a good memory (even though it
       is small).
  4. Save Position
     - If you want my clock to appear at the same position
       the next time you beckon me, choose this button.  I
       will do my very best to go there.
  5. Exit
     - If you absolutely just do not want to see my clock
       any more (you just do not know how that hurt me),
       choose this button.

WAV File Selection dialog box.
  6. Test
     - I will play the WAV file you have selected.
  7. OK
     - If you decide on which WAV file I should always play
       for my chime, select the file and choose the [OK]
       button.
  8. Cancel
      If you decide that you really do not want to change
      the chime after all, choose the [Cancel] button.


A word from THE Rabbit

  I just love biscuits.  I also love chocolate and other
  candies.  Also, when I hear a good music  my body begin to dance.

  I am a good rabbit and sleep a lot.  I often go into a deep
  sleep.  But I just don't grow.  Why? Why?

  I dreamed last night.  A school of fishes were swimming in a
  sky high above.  Their scales twinkled as they reflected the
  stars.  It was just so beautiful.

  I will always do my very best and will appreciate any voice of
  support.

                                                             THE Rabbit


Like a sound made by a cuckoo clock


Support

 Support for THE Rabbit Clock is provided by CompuServe E-mail.
If you have any question, opinion, suggestions, or other comments, please
send any E-mail to:

 NIFTY-Serve SGU02214   HIROMA
 CompuServe  100220,3402 Hitoshi Ozawa


Afterthought

  Before I knew it, this is my fifth appearance.
With this my experience, I should be getting
better (am I?).

  I seem to be popular with younger people as
well as their parents.  If you are enjoying
using my programs, you are makeing me happy.
I will try my best to bring you yet better
freewares.  I hope that you will treasure me
forever.

  Recently, I've been beginning Visual C++ but
MFC sure is difficult.  I know quite a lot of
API already so the old programs makes more sense
to me.  But if I don't learn MFC now, I feel I
will be left behind.
  Is everybody who's using Visual C++ using
MFC? AppWizard names a window it creates
"AfxFrameOrView", but I haven't seen a freeware
using this name yet.  Is everybody really using
AppWizard?  Or is there a simple method to
change this name?  I tried without any success.
I anybody know how, please let me know.  Sometimes,
I feel I more suited for Visual BASIC...

  If you have any suggestion or comment, please send
me a mail.  And if you could help me with Visual C++,
I will be very grateful.

 NIFTY-Serve SGU02214    HIROMA
 CompuServe  100220,3402 Hitoshi Ozawa


Copyright, Distribution, and Releases

*Releases

November 5, 1994  THE Rabbit Clock Version1.00 initial release

*Copyright and Distribution
Copyright
  THE Rabbit Clock is copyrighted to Hiroma.  No part of this
program or data may be reproduced, in any form or by any means, without a
written permission from Hiroma.

Distribution
  This program can be distributed only in the original archived USCLK.LZH
formatted file.  Do not change this file or any files within.
  This file can be freely distributed.  If it is to be copied to another forum
or to another distribution channel, please contact the developer to let us know
exactly where it is to be copied.  We will need this information to maintain
and upgrade THE Rabbit Clock at all locations.
  If the USCLK.LZH file is to be distributed for commercial or in any manner
including exchange of object(s) not excluding money, permission from the
developer is required.
  If this program is to be mentioned in any article, please send
a E-mail to one of the E-mail below.
             NIFTY-Serve SGU02214    HIROMA
             CompuServe  100220,3402 Hitoshi Ozawa