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Clock 0.03 (01-Dec-1993)
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(c) Jon Ribbens of DoggySoft, 1993
This program is provided free of charge. There is no warranty, express,
implied, or otherwise. 'Clock' reserves the right to go wrong at any moment
with no prior warning. Any damage, loss of money, loss of sleep, legal
expenses, sudden deaths, chocolate biscuits, etc. caused by use or misuse of
'Clock' are not my problem.
Hah! Another clock. Serves you right. Probably guaranteed the smallest clock
ever, seein' as if it was any smaller it'd be completely unreadable. Probably
one of the shortest ever as well, at under 4k. It also should be very fast
on redraw (but who cares?) and take very little processor time.
Erm, double-click on the module, the clock'll appear above the switcher icon
on the iconbar. Well, strictly it's not actually on the iconbar, it's just
over that area of the screen. But it shouldn't make much difference.
Oh, and there's options too... Set the system variable 'Clock$Options' with
the following format:
*Set Clock$Options [<xpos> [<ypos>]] [-24hrs] [-bg <colour>] [-back|-front]
[-left|-centrex|-right] [-top|-centrey|-bottom]
The xpos and ypos are in OS units from the bottom left. If you precede the
number with an 'r' or a 't' (for right or top) then it'll mean from the right
or the top. eg. 'r48 104' means 48 OS units from the right, 100 OS units from
the bottom. By default you're specifying the position of the middle X-ways
and the bottom Y-ways.
-24hrs makes it so it's a 24 hour clock. (Stunning cunning.)
-bg <colour> sets the background colour of the clock.
-back sets the 'back' attribute of the window so it's stuck at the back.
-front makes the clock come to the top every so often.
-left, -centrex and -right specify what the X-coordinate means.
-top, -centrey and -bottom specify what the Y-coordinate means.
"*Set Clock$Options 0 0 -front -left" is quite a nice setting if you don't
like it over the switcher icon, and has the advantage of being visible all
the time.
This program hasn't been tested very much at the moment, so if it dies
suddenly don't be too alarmed ;-)
Hmm, that's about it I suppose. Ah well. Another couple of hours down the
tube. Better get back to WimpExtension II before Andrew throws a wobbly...
I've got a new address by the way, folks:
Term time is: Other times are:
Jon Ribbens Jon Ribbens
E09 Draycott House 59 Upper Belmont Road
Rootes Residences Chesham
University of Warwick Bucks.
Coventry CV4 7AL HP5 2DD
You can email me on esveb@csv.warwick.ac.uk, or jon@doggysft.demon.co.uk,
or on Furzefield HQ, our own support BBS :-). It's 24hrs, to 14k4, ANSI 8N1,
0494-681711.