iClock Help
International Timepiece, Alarm Clock & Time Calculator
      by Mark Fleming & Julian Miller
      Original Concept – Bert Altenburg • CopyPaste – Peter Hoerster • Help File – Peter Stremic
      Icon – François Frisch & Lawrence Campbell • Folder Icon – Arthur Robbins
 Contents
Overview, System Requirement & Installation
Menu Items
Preferences, Sounds & Registration
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
> • Support & Version History
Disclaimer
   
Support

iclock-info@scriptsoftware.com

Version History
1.0a2      
10/27/02
Initial release
1.0b1
11/22/02
CopyPaste support added
1.0b2
12/20/02
Added AddressBook support
1.0b3
12/27/02
Added help menu and refined interface
1.0b4
01/02/03
Added web browser sub-menus, phone/zip and map, moved iClock into the corner, updated help file
1.0b8
02/03/03
Added more customization options to calendar tab
V1.01
02/18/03
– Font scales in Calendars if not enough vertical height for the area when resizing.
– Custom Warning now save the message correctly and rounds up so you don't see 9:59:59 when you select 10:00:00
– Added the Stop Watch window.
– Allowed localization of warning times (1 sec ... 8 hours).
– Fixed font selection for menu bar (in 1.0GM) font was using Menu item font instead of selected menu bar.
– Now shows the correct value for Drop Shadow for Date in Menu Bar.
– Removed some old debug messages that were displayed in console.
V1.02b3
03/03/03        
– Menu Bar has EST, PST CST and timezones for locations.
– Ctrl-Click calendar to print calendar using a pop up menu.
– Set calendar background with digital photos and other art.
– Fixed bug where calendar would not change the current highlighted day
at midnight.
– Calendar is localized for French, Spanish and English except help
text and pop-up menu.
– Support for International Preferences panel for time and date formating. Requires restarting iClock for changes to take effect.
– With Open Document, script or application speak Hours
– Calendar now uses the Region setting in the International preferences for the name of the months.

Revised: 3/2/03