NAME HFK VERSION 39.35 AUTHOR Herbert West email: ali@extro.ucc.su.oz.au DESCRIPTION HFK is yet another TitleBar clock, which tries too look like part of your Workbench title bar. It actually opens a very small, non- draggable window in the upper right corner of the screen. HFK opens on the default public screen, which will usually be Workbench. OK, so why should you use HFK instead of any other clock available on the Amiga? Firstly, HFK uses almost 0% of CPU time, as it is written very efficiently in C, taking advantage of the timer.device. This means that HFK has to wake up only once a minute to render the time. Secondly, HFK is NOT CONFIGURABLE! Why is this an advantage? Well, if you like it, you will love it, and if you dont like it, then get nicked! HFK is a simple clock, that's all. To quit HFK, all you have to do is run it again! Finally, HFK will only work under Workbench 3.0 (V39) and above, as it uses the extended DrawInfo structure to render itself in the same colours as your title bar, hence looking very sexy. Oh yeah, I take no responsability for any evil things this program may do to your system, although it has been thoroughly tested. REVISION HISTORY 39.30 Initial release 39.32 Fixed MAJOR bug, 39.31 and below would stop working after midnight! 39.35 AT LAST! Fixed the last remaining bug! I wasnt handling fonts correctly, resulting in random crashes. Hooray! Now HFK 'toggles'. If you are already running HFK, running it again will cause it to exit! No more TaskX! Stack set to 1000 bytes (this is more than enough). Had the stack set higher before cause I though it was causing that 'mystery bug'. 39.40 Guess what? The above problem was not the major bug :( The bug was I was forgetting to call Forbid(); before replying to the workbench message.. now fixed, and clock works 100% SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Kickstart/Workbench 3.0 or above. DISTRIBUTION HFK is freely distributable. It is a gift from me to the Amiga community worldwide. However, the archive may not be modified in any way. The only duty you have as user of HFK is to send me email to say you like it, or say hi to me on irc! (my nick is 'herb') HFK should be available on all aminet sites, and will be initially uploaded to ftp.luth.se.