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ANew alarm, lets you set a new alarm, just like you would do in Time. Once you have entered a time, an alarm occurence, the alarm number, the reminder text and the alarm sound the alarm is sent to Time.
Note: A date may also be specified for an alarm, to set an alarm for a specific date, change Occurence to 'Once only'.
Shareware note: New alarm is only avaliable to registered users.
7ADelete alarm, lets you delete an unwanted alarm, that you may have set accidently. It works in the same way as Time. You select the alarm to be deleted and press enter and then it will be removed from the alarm queue.
Note: Deleting an alarm means it is completely removed from your computer an will not ring.
AThis function allows you to select one of the alarms which you have previuously setup using the Alarm preferences
function.
Select the alarm, by its name and press enter, the alarm is the sent to the alarm queue in Time, just as any other alarm.
This function saves you from having to enter all the details of regularly used alarms, by alowing you to setup ten alarms that can be re-used at any time.
/BTime difference allows you to calculate the time anywhere in the world. You can use this function to find out what time it will be somewhere else when it is a certain time here.
For example you can enter 10:00 am as the home time and choose Tokyo as the City (if Tokyo is setup as one of your cities) and the by pressing enter the time in Tokyo when it is 10:00 am here is displayed, i.e. 8:00 pm.
Note: You can also supply a user specified city, by selecting 'User specified' form the City list and then entering the GMT offset of the user specified city.
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SYou can specify the way that many things work in WorldTime by using the Preferences dialog.
View preferences tab
Digital clock format: This setting allows you to change the time format of the big digital clock, you can choose between 12 hour and 24 hour time formats.
Show time of: Use this setting to select which city is displayed using the big digital clock, for example, if you choose London the time for London is displayed using the big digital clock
Show am/pm symbol:
This setting toggles the am/pm symbol displayed in the big digital clock.
Separator style: This setting allows you to select the style of time separator used in the big digital clock. This setting has two options and they are; circles or squares.
Clock type: This is the type of clock that is displayed on the screen. You can either have an analog, digital or system setting clock.
GMT preferences tab
GMT Offset: (For more information read the GMT Offset topic.) GMT Offset allows you to change your Psion's home city without the need to change the offsets of each of the fourteen setup cities in WorldTime.
All you need to do is tap the Get offset now button to retrieve your home cities GMT offset. However, if the offset is incorrect, all you need to do is manually enter the number of hours and minutes that your system clock differs from GMT. The offset entered may be positive or negative, depending on which side of the GMT line you are on.
Note: The GMT offset is now read from the system, for more information, please read the GMT Offset topic.
General preferences
The Use standard alarm time setting lets you toggle this setting on or off, i.e. if the New alarm function uses the standard alarm time or not.
Standard alarm time: This allows you to give a standard, or default alarm time, so when you set an alarm, it can use this setting.
The Use home city clock setting, allows you to have a clock which will reflect your home city, i.e. it will display your home cities time and the home cities name will be displayed beneath it.
Home city clock: This is the clock which is used to show your home cities time and name. The clock is only used if the Use home city clock setting is ticked. Just select one of the fourteen clocks, by choosing a clock number between 1-14.
The clock is automaticaly updated whenever you change your home city in Time or the Control Panel.
The GMT offset of each clock, is automaticaly updated when you change your home city in Time or the Control Panel, so the clocks should show the correct time after a change of home city has occured.
Note: The offset and city name are only displayed on the screen, and do not overwrite the chosen clocks settings.
Confirm exit: If you tick this, when you close WorldTime you are presented with a prompt dialog which asks you if you actually want to exit the program.
Colours &
Font preferences tab
Segment colour:
This setting allows you to select a colour to use for the number segments of the big digital clock.
Separator colour:
This setting allows you to select a colour to use for the time separator in the big digital clock.
Text colour: This allows you to change the colour of the text that is displayed underneath the clocks and in the big digital clock view.
The avaliable colours are: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green (light), Green (dark), Blue (light), Blue (dark), Fuchsia, Purple & Black.
Note:
If you have a non-colour screen then the colours will be mapped to various shades of grey. The colours displayed above may are slightly different to the actual colours shown, as the Font colour tool does not have all of the colours available.
Display font: This is the font that is used to display the place name and the am/pm symbol beneath the clocks. You can select either, Arial, Times New Roman or Courier.
Note: The best fonts to use are Arial and Times New Roman. Courier can look untidy, becuase it is mono-spaced.
Alarm preferences tab
Alarm preferences allows you to setup alarms which you use regularly, so that you do not have to enter the details each time you want to set a regular alarm.
The Alarm preferences tab allows you to configure the alarms for use with the Use setup alarm function.
City preferences tab
City preferences allows you to setup all of the cities and the time zones which they use.
Each city is individualy named and has an offset. The offset is the number of hours and minutes that the city is ahead of behind your home city. The offset can be a negative of positive value.
To set up a city all you need to do is enter the cities name and then press the Get offset now button to automatically retrieve the cities GMT offset. If the city is not found in the world database, then you will need to enter the GMT offset manually.
Note:
If you wish, you can add the city to world database so that it is acessible to the program in the future.
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@GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) is a means of calculating standard time. Each city on the world map is associated with a "GMT offset" - the number of hours and minutes that the city is in front of (+) or behind (-) GMT.
GMT Offset allows you to change your Psion's home city without the need to change the offsets of each of the fourteen cities in WorldTime.
All you need to do is simply enter the number of hours and minutes th
at your system clock differs from GMT. The offset entered may be positive or negative, depending on which side of the GMT line you are on.
Note: The GMT offset, is now read from the system, and automatically updated, so you shouldn't need to enter it manually. However, if the program incorectly determines your home cities GMT
offset, you can manually enter the correct GMT offset by using the relevant settings in tht GMT preferences tab in the Preferences dialog.
N.B.: Iif your home city also has a GMT offset in minutes, you will have to use the Time application to find out the offset in minutes, this value can then be entered into the GMT preference tab in the Preferences dialog.
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ATo change the clock type from analog to digital, simply tap the toolbar clock to toggle between them, or use the clock type setting in the View preferences dialog.
Note:
Tapping the toolbar clock to change the clock type will only have an effect, if the clock type is set to system. If if is set to either analog or digital, then it will remain in that state until you change it using the relevant preference option.
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KAYou can change the size of text under the clocks by tapping on the magnifying glass symbols on the left side of the screen or by selecting Zoom in and Zoom out on the View menu.
You can also use the following keypresses:
Ctrl+M - cycle through the screen zoom levels.
Shift+Ctrl+M - cycle the other way through the zoom levels.
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CThis function displays the following information:
Julian date, shows the current Julian date.
Local time & date, shows the current local time and date.
GMT (UTC) time & date, shows the current Grenwich mean time (Universal time) time & date.
Sun's declination, shows the sun's current declination.
Sun's RA, shows the sun's current RA.
Sun's height, shows the sun's current height above the horizon.
Sun's azimuth, shows the sun's azimuth, i.e. the sun's vertical arc from the zenith to the horizon.
The Technical information dialog also features a Sun times page which displays the sun rise and sun set times for your home city. See the Sunlight information topic for more details of this function.
Note:
To update the information, just tap the Update button.
JASunlight information, provides sunrise and sunset times for a selected city. Just enter the cities name, and providing that it exists and is in the world database, the sunlight times will be displayed.
Note: The sunlight information for your home city is also displayed in the Sun times page of the Technical Information dialog.
ight times will be displayed.
Note: The sunlight information for your home city is also displayed in the Sun times page of the Technical Information dialog.
BCity information, provides lots of information about a selected city. Just enter the cities name in correctly, i.e. Leeds is fine, but leeds is not.
Once you have entered the cities name, the program searches for it in the world database, and if it is found, the following information is returned;
City - The cities name.
Capital - The capital of the country.
Country - The countries name.
Latitude / Longitude - The cities Latitude / Longitude.
Time difference - The GMT offset.
Daylight savings time - If daylight savings is used.
Dialing code - The cities dialing code.
To dial out / in - The dialing codes.
Shareware note: City information is only avaliable to registered users.
AThere are several ways to set up the cities which are displayed underneath the clocks. They are as follows;
Tap on the clock you wish to set up and then enter the details. This function is known as 'Easy setup'.
Or open the Preferences dialog, and then tap on the Cities page tab, to access the city setup options.
Note: There is more help about setting up the cities in the Preferences topic.
Shareware note: 'Easy setup' is only avaliable to registered users.
~ATap once on the WorldTime icon on the extra's bar to open WorldTime.
Note: There are various features in the menus, such as alarm setting functions, city information and sunlight times.
There is help for every function of WorldTime, just type in its name in the 'Find:' box in this help database.
WorldTime is also fully customisable. See the Preferences topic for more details.
BSwitch view allows you to switch between the two views in WorldTime.
To toggle between the two views press Ctrl+Q.
The normal view is the fourteen city clocks view, this displays the time of your fourteen setup cities.
The clock view is a large, full screen digital clock. You can select which city this clock displays. (See the Preferences topic for more information on changing this setting., and see the Digital clock topic for more informaion on the digital clock.)
Note: When you close WorldTime, the current view is saved, so when you re-load WorldTime, the last shown view is displayed. For example if you close WorldTime when the digital clock is shown, the digital clock is shown when you re-load the program.
AThis view displays a large, full screen digital clock.
You can select which city is shown by the clock by using the Show time of setting in View preferences tab in the Preferences dialog. (For more information on this setting see the Preferences topic.)
You can also change the time format of the clock, to do this use the Clock format setting in View preferences tab in the Preferences dialog. (As before, for more information on this setting see the Preferences topic.)
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tAIf you have any comments or suggestions relating to this or any of my other applications, please feel free to contact me.
I can be contacted in any of the following ways:
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Preferences
Setting up the cities
GMT Offset
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Note: Disabling an alarm, means it won't ring, to allow it to ring again re-enable it.
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Time information!
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Normal view
This is the view that you are normally presented with when you load WorldTime.
The view consits of fourteen clocks which display the cities that you have set up.
Note: There is more information about this view in the other topics.
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Zooming in & out
Update screen
Update screen allows you to update the screen so that any changes to the cities made in the city setup, are then used.
Note: This is usually done automaticaly, e.g. after you have altered the cities, or changed some preferences.
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Disable / Enable alarm
Disable / Enable alarm lets you, as it says disable and enable alarms. I.e. you can decide whether they should ring or not.
Note: Disabling an alarm, means it won't ring, to allow it to ring again re-enable it.
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Sunlight information)
Time information!
Technical information"
Normal view
This is the view that you are normally presented with when you load WorldTime.
The view consits of fourteen clocks which display the cities that you have set up.
Note: There is more information about this view in the other topics.
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Credits
Thanks go to Alex Wilbur &
Henry Hirst of Neuon (www.neuon.com) for their excellent multi-tabbed dialog (nMPD) OPX.
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