Tired of those little clock utilities that sit (probably in your way) on the
workbench screen?  I know I was, so I wrote my own clock program to deal
with it.

What it does is open on a 640x400 32 color screen, and displays the clock
there (although a little off center).  It is system-friendly, can be
promoted to any display mode and takes very little memory (less than 50K).

Although it does not have many features, it does look nice - a textured
font generated by Daniel Kovacs is used in this program (compiled with
the clock program).

USAGE
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To invoke the clock, double click it's icon or run it from the CLI.  As of
yet, it does not take command line arguements (next version).

To quit, press CTRL-C (I coded in SIGBREAKF_CTRL_C in the wait statement),
it performs a completly clean exit.

CONTACT
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If you need help or wish to contact me, I can be reached at:

Daniel Kovacs
Box 958
Lion's Head
Ontario Canada
N0H 1W0

(before May 1, 1998)
(705) 523 0899

(after May 1, 1998)
(519) 793 4431

dkovacs@cyberbeach.net
http://www.cyberbeach.net/~dkovacs

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