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- This program succeeds JClock and MenuClockINIT(MF). It puts the time
- near the right edge of the menu bar, even on large screens; at the far
- right if neither Switcher, Servant, nor MultiFinder are running, otherwise
- it leaves room for the small icon. THIS VERSION GOES AWAY when it would
- overlap an application's menu bar, e.g., MS-Word, and when a screen saver
- is in control of the display. BOTH 12- and 24-HOUR CLOCKS ARE INCLUDED.
-
- MenuClock101 is public domain and free.
-
- It is coded in Assembler and so is as small and low-overhead as possible.
-
- This package contains this document, plus two INIT files called MenuClock101
- and MenuClock124. The only difference between the two INITs are that the
- latter is a 24-hour ("military") clock. To use either, just put it in your
- System Folder and restart (don't put both -- they will fight for the upper
- right corner of the screen...)
-
- The only known problem is that once in a blue moon the single "GetPixel" call
- used to test for a screen saver will make the cursor flicker. If you have
- nothing better to do for a while, watch for it!
-