MyClock
                               by
                          Michael Sinz

            Copyright (c) 1990 by MKSoft Development


Yes, this is yet another clock program, but the idea behind this one
is that the clock looks like an icon on the screen.  In fact, when
AmigaOS 2.0 is available, I will try to make it into an AppIcon.

Another nice thing is that it is very small and the core clock routine
is 100% re-entrant so that anyone needing more than one clock could
bring up multiple tasks running the DoClock() routine.  Since DoClock()
does not call any DOS related functions, it is safe to run as a TASK.

You may ask:  "Why did you do this?"

Well, I had been up all night working on something else and just had to
blow off some steam.  For some strange reason, I had the idea of doing
a clock with hands.  In a few minutes I had a version that worked like
I wanted in the screen where I wanted.  A few days later, some people
asked if they could have the clock.  However, it was not set up for
their systems so...  Well, I added the command line stuff and then
the detatch.  (With Detatch, you do not get the command line help...)

Anyway, here it is, in Lattice C 5.05.

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	Reading legal mush can turn your brain into guacamole!

		So here is some of that legal mush:

Permission is hereby granted to distribute this program's source,
executable, and documentation for non-commercial purposes, so long as
the copyright notices are not removed from the sources, executable or
documentation.  This program may not be distributed for a profit
without the express written consent of the author Michael Sinz.

This program is not in the public domain.

Fred Fish is expressly granted permission to distribute this program's
source and executable as part of the "Fred Fish freely redistributable
Amiga software library."

Permission is expressly granted for this program and it's source to be
distributed as part of the Amicus Amiga software disks, and the First
Amiga User Group's Hot Mix disks.

Permission is granted to all Amiga programmers to use any or all parts
of this code in other Amiga software.  Use in software other than on
Amiga systems is expressly forbidden.

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                            User's Guide

Usage: MyClock [LEFT x] [TOP y] [WIDTH x] [HEIGHT y]
               [FACE c] [HANDS c] [DRAG|NODRAG]

LEFT	- Left edge of the clock window
TOP	- Top edge of the clock window
WIDTH	- Width of the clock window
HEIGHT	- Height of the clock window
FACE	- Clock Face pen number
HANDS	- Clock Hands pen number
DRAG	- Let the clock be draggable.
NODRAG	- Do not let the clock be dragged.

Same for MyClock_Back only there is no command-line help.  However, it
detatches from the CLI.

MiniClock is the clock (slightly larger than at first) that does only
what I want.  No command-line or handling of different screens.  Just
what I wanted.

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                          Compiling Guide

The MakeFile given should compile and link the program with Lattice
Amiga-C V5.05 or so.

Note that on the DETATCH (MyClock_Back) link, you will get two errors.
They are not of my doing.  (Honest)  They do not cause any problems.
(In other words, just ignore them.)