Ok, this one is quite easy to install, just drag the clock icon to where
ever and then drag the contents of the env drawer into your env
drawer :o)
The menu graphics are font sensitive up to about 20 points, as I don't
expect any one who needs bigger fonts will use this clock as it would be
hard to read.
The clock looks like an icon, but is infact a window, so just click where
you would expect to find a drag bar if you want to move it, then select
save from the settings menu. (cool graphics huh? Thats MagicWB for you),
well they look a bit sick with the standard amiga menu system, but when useing
magic menu they are cool.
Note that the menu graphics get distorted with more than 8 colour WB screens.
I know why this is, but a HD crash destroyed the source code and I don't think
it's worth re-writing to fix this.
The save option saves the position of the window, how often it tells you
the time and the date setting.
For the power concious I have tested this clock against the standard C= one,
and a few others. It holds it's own against many, and uses less CPU time than
some, including the C= clock.
Should you have any questions then leave me a message.
The icon and the menu graphics were 'stolen' from the work of others. In
particular Martin Huttenloher. I mean them no harm, and wish I had a means of
getting in touch with them.
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