======================================= TimeCBatteries v1.0 by Yi-Hsien Doo Copyright 2000 yhdoo@hotmail.com ======================================= Battery indicators to help you monitor, manage, and appreciate your time and life. Brought to you by popular demand: this is a user-configurable version of TimeBatteries. PocketC runtime-only application is required (included). TimeCBatteries is free if you are a registered TimeBatteries, BiorhythmBatteries, LoanBatteries, AnnualBatteries, CarBatteries, or WorthBatteries user. Files included: =============== TimeCBatteries.prc The TimeCBatteries program stub. TimeCBatteries.pdb The TimeCBatteries shareware applet. Readme.txt This file. TCBat.txt The file for Memo Pad to enter your data. PocketC.prc The PocketC application, freeware runtime-only version. For more information, please go to: http://www.orbworks.com/ Installation ============ 1. HotSync the following program files into your Palm: TimeCBatteries.prc TimeCBatteries.pdb PocketC.prc 2. Import the TCBat.txt file into your Memo Pad or create a new memo in Memo Pad with the following lines: TCBat 80yr 19580111 20380111 Retire 19580111 20180111 Birthday 20000111 20010111 Year2001 20000101 20010101 Weekend 20000213 20000220 Millionare 19990623 20100217 College 19980908 20020628 Vacation 19990623 20000906 The instruction on how to customize this TCBat file is given below. You can run the program from PocketC, or directly by tap on the TimeCBatteries icon. Battery Indicators ================== Each battery shows each user-defined data from the TCBat file. Screen Refresh and Quotation ============================ The screen is refreshed approximately every 60 seconds. A new quote is displayed at the bottom of the screen every time you start TimeCBatteries or when the screen is refreshed. TCBat File Format ================ The TCBat file is used to set up the eight user-defined batteries. 1. The first line in the TCBat file must be the word: TCBat. 2. The second line is the name of the first user-defined battery. 3. The third line is the date in the yyyymmdd format that specifies the beginning date of the time period you want to monitor with Battery #1. This date should be earlier than today. 4. The fourth line is the date in the yyyymmdd format that specifies the ending date of the time period you want to monitor with Battery #1. This date should be later than today. 5. The next three lines are the name, the beginning date, and the ending date of the time period you want to monitor with Battery #2. 6. The rest of the 3-line groups are the names, the beginning dates, and the ending dates of the time periods you want to monitor with the rest of the batteries. Please make sure you have the TCBat file in your Memo Pad and the numbers are in the correct format and in the correct order before you run TimeCBatteries. Registration ============ Registration fee is $5.14. Please pay for your use of this program via PalmGear: http://www.palmgear.com/ Or send $5.14 to: Yi-Hsien Doo 15 Eagle Point Irvine, CA 92604 Registered users are entitled to support and free upgrades. Thank you for supporting the Palm shareware community. Please send all suggestions, comments, and bug reports to Yi-Hsien Doo at yhdoo@hotmail.com. Legal: ====== This software is provided as is, with no guarantee of fitness for any particular task. The user assumes all responsibility for its use. Acknowledgment ============== Special thanks to JD, ED, and SD for their inspiration, patience, and support.