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    INTRODUCTION
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    Time pieces that open a window in the title bar, prevent 'dragging'
    the screen when the mouse pointer has been placed within the clock's
    window.  If the time & date were 'stamped' within selected screen's
    title bar, screen 'dragging' would still be possible  even when the
    mouse pointer has been placed within the clock's display area.  'TC'
    solves this problem: Titlebar Clock.


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    FEATURES
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    Standard features include:
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    o - Multitasks.
    o - Uses standard INTUITION interfaces.
    o - Adjusts to different WORKBENCH environments.
    o - Uses the system clock.


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    Special features include:
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    o - Uses the 'SOFTCONFIG' environment.
    o - Uses the 'CCFQ' convention.


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    Program features include:
    -------------------------
    o - Dynamically display the current time & date in the title bar.


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    USING TC
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    ----------------
    Getting Started:
    ----------------
    You can start 'TC' from the CLI/ Shell by using:

    >Run TC

    ... or you can double-click on the supplied icon.

    If you want to run 'PC' from the CLI/ Shell, then you will either
    have to 'CD <path>' where 'PC' is located before attempting to
    run it, or have previously installed it in your current c: path
    or directory.

    (Please refer to the online help file for more information.)


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    Options:
    --------
    The following options are available from the CLI/ Shell.

    -n ..... Do not show date.
    -i ..... Ignore title bar limits.
             (This allows the title bar text to be over-written by the
              clock's information.)
    -q ..... Exit any currently running 'TC' program(s).

    (For information on 'TOOLTYPES' please refer to the online help file.)


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    Setting the time:
    -----------------
    To set the time, use the system preferences 'Time' command.


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    Changing screen modes:
    ----------------------
    Since 'TC' uses the current WORKBENCH screen, no changes should be
    made, like new screen modes, etc., without first exiting 'TC'.
    After the changes have been made, restart 'TC'.  This is due to
    change in a future release.


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    CCFQ:
    -----
    The following 'ccf' commands are recognized when 'TC' is 'hidden':

    PREF
    QUIT

    (Please refer to the help file(s) for 'CCFQ' for more information.)


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    Software Configuration:
    -----------------------
    The following variables (flags) are used:

    SCREEN TO FRONT
    USE PUBLIC SCREEN

    (Please refer to the help file(s) for 'SoftConfig' for more information.)


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    FOR ADVANCED USERS
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    --------------------
    'WBSTARTUP' Startup:
    --------------------
    'TC' can be started automatically when your system boots up, by
    dragging -n- dropping the 'TC' icon into your current 'SYS:WBSTARTUP'
    drawer.


    -------
    'CCFQ':
    -------
    Use 'CCFQ' (if installed within your c: directory) to exit 'TC' from
    any CLI/ Shell.


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    CREDITS
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    This program was designed and coded by Michael Thomas Hurt  of
    MIKE HURT SOFTWARE!, coded in & compiled using Blitz Basic 2.0
    available from Acid Software.

    Software testing was done using:

      o - Amiga 500 : AmigaDOS 2.1, GVP HD 500+ w/ 2MEGS.

      o - Amiga 2000: AmigaDOS 2.1, Microbotics VXL030 w/MMU,
          Microbotics VXLRAM 2MEGS, Microbotics 8-UP! 4MEGS,
          GVP Series II hard card w/ 100MEG HD.

      o - Amiga 3000: AmigaDOS 2.1, 6MEGS.

      o - Amiga 4000: AmigaDOS 3.0


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    PROGRAM HISTORY
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    v1.0    07/04/1995    Original program.