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/STOP CLOCKSTOP
.pg wi full clr cy
COMMAND NAME»gray«: »%t« SetClock »ye«
/CLOCK {ON|OFF} [{Row} {Column}|STD]
/cw
»%t«SetClock»#« displays a »ma«digital clock»#« on the screen.
This command will put one in this square -> »ye«┌────────────┐»#«
Press »bo«<enter>»#« to display the clock. »ye« │ │
└────────────┘»#«
|/CLOCK ON 7 52
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" The »cy«{Row}»#« and »cy«{Column}»#« are »re«absolute»wh« for "
the screen»#« and are »re«not»#« affected by any
»ye«Windows»#« currently in place.
If »cy«{row}»#« and »cy«{column}»#« have never been entered,
the clock will be displayed at row »ye«1»#« column »ye«70»#«.
The parameter »cy«STD»#« will reset the display to row »ma«1»#« column »ma«70»#« and
display the clock.
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Let's move the clock to its standard position at row »cy«1»#« column »cy«70»#«
using the STD parameter. Press »bo«<enter>»#« to execute the command.
|/CLOCK STD
And set it back . . .
|/CLOCK ON 7 52
The clock will continue to run until a »%t«/CLOCK OFF»#« command
is encountered. Press »bo«<enter>»#« to execute the command.
|/CLOCK OFF
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Notice that the clock was »re«not»wh« erased, merely turned off.»#«
:ClockStop
* Assure that the clock is turned off is user aborts script
/CLOCK OFF
/ENDEXEC CLEAR