Metronome is a simulation of a mechanical metronome, used primarily for setting the tempo when playing music. When the program is started, the wand of the metronome begins to swing back and forth, making a "tick" sound at the end of each swing. The sound can be turned on or off using the "Options" menu, and the frequency can be set to any number of beats per minute between 1 and 160.
This program is shareware, for $1. This means that if you decide to keep the program after trying it out for a few days, you are required to send me $1. Sending in the fee entitles you to the use of one copy. You can make as many backup copies as you like, and you can distribute copies to others as long as you 1)include this readme file, and 2)don't modify the program in any way.
Metronome is designed to be run on a color monitor with 8-bit color, but will also work with other color settings or with gray scale monitors. Although it will run on a black and white monitor, some of the graphics won't show up. The program requires 384 K of RAM. Hopefully, it will run on any Macintosh using system 7.
If you have suggestions/complaints/comments or praise for the finest piece of shareware ever written (well, the finest I've written), or if you would like to pay the shareware fee, here's where to send it:
Paul Lynch
925 Old Mail Lane
Sanford, FL 32771
I can also be reached via internet at PEGL@delphi.com
Disclaimer:
Paul Lynch is not responsible for any damage to hardware or loss of data that results as a use of this program. (How such damage could occur, I don't know.)
