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- EyeCon 3.2
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- A Microsoft Windows Demo
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- by
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- Nobuya "Higgy" Higashiyama
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- License
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- Copyright (C) Nobuya Higashiyama 1990.
- All rights reserved.
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- Disclaimer and License
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- YOUR FIRST USE OF THIS SOFTWARE CONSTITUTES AGREEMENT TO THE FOLLOWING
- PROVISIONS. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THEM, PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS
- PROGRAM!
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- EyeCon is a copyrighted, proprietary program offered "as is", without
- any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose,
- performance, or otherwise; all warranties are expressly disclaimed. By
- using EyeCon, you agree that the author will not be liable for any use
- of (or inability to use) or performance of this product, or for any
- damages whatsoever.
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- This software is being distributed as a Freeware. You may use this
- program freely. You may also copy and distribute this program, as long
- as all the files are distributed intact in a single archived file. You
- may not sell this program, and you may charge only nominal fee for
- distribution not exceeding $5.00 a copy.
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- I would appreciate any bug reports, comments or suggestions. Please
- contact me at:
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- US Mail: Nobuya Higashiyama
- Eastern Mountain Software
- P.O. Box 20178
- Columbus, OH 43220
- Phone: (614) 798-0910
- CompuServe: 71570,533
- Internet: 71570.533@compuserve.com
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- Description
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- EyeCon is an implementation of "xeyes" distributed with X-Windows window
- manager system on UNIX workstations. It features an icon with a pair of
- eyes that follow the mouse cursor wherever it goes.
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- Modification History
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- Version 1.0 - Original Release.
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- Version 3.0 - Ported to Windows 3.0.
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- Version 3.1 - Internal improvements were made which requires less
- system overhead. You'll also probably note that the
- movement of the eyes is noticeably smoother.
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- Version 3.2 - Two new features were added:
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- 1. Internal icon was added.
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- 2. "Sleep" feature was added. After 60 seconds of mouse
- inactivity, one of the eyes will shut (fall asleep).
- After another 60 seconds, both eyes will shut.
- Moving the mouse will open the eyes again.
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- Sleep interval can be configured by adding the
- following lines in the WIN.INI file:
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- [EyeCon]
- Timer=25
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- The variable "Timer" specifies the time interval (in
- seconds). In the above example, after 25 seconds of
- inactivity, one of the eyes will shut; after another
- 25 seconds, both eyes will shut.
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- Using the configuration "Timer=0" will keep the eyes
- open indefinitely.