INSTALLATION
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1. Place the files WPCLOCK.EXE and WPCLOCK.HLP in a directory of your choice,
   for example C:\WPCLOCK

2. In the Windows program manager (or desktop manager you are using), add a
   program item to a group; use the 'Startup' group if you want the clock to
   automatically start when Windows starts. Sample specification:
      Description:  Wall Paper Clock
      Command line: C:\WPCLOCK\WPCLOCK.EXE
      Working directory: C:\WPCLOCK
   Substitute the actual drive + directory where you put the files in step 1.
   Press OK. The 'Run Minimized' setting has no effect; the clock cannot run
   iconized.

3. Launch the program. The clock will initially appear at the lower right
   corner of the screen. Note that if the clock is sitting on top of other
   windows, the background will be gray, otherwise your wall paper should be
   showing thru the clock.

4. If your wall paper is predominantly white, the clock may be difficult to
   see; use the clock's setup screens to change the text color.

5. To change options (font, color, chimes, alarms, etc), see the following
   section.


ACCESSING THE SETUP SCREENS
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Mouse Method:

   1. Position the mouse over the clock. Notice that the cursor changes to a
      square box.
   2. To access the Main setup screen, press the left mouse button. Alternately,
      to go directly to the Alarm setup screen, press the right mouse button.

Keyboard Method:

   1. Use the task manager or Alt+Tab to make the clock the foreground task.
   2. To access the Main setup screen, press the 'S' key. Alternately, to go
      directly to the Alarm setup screen, press the 'A' key.

The Chime, Font and Color setup screens can be reached from the Main setup
screen. The online help file explains the screens, if necessary.



NOTE
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If you are using a automated wallpaper changer and the wallpaper behind the
clock does not change, select "Help" from the clock's setup screen, search on a
keyword of "Troubleshooting" and view the section on "Problems with Third Party
Wallpaper Managers".


COPYRIGHT AND DISCLAIMER
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WPCLOCK.EXE (excluding chime tunes) and WPCLOCK.HLP are written and copyright
by Paul P Schaefer, CIS 76334,177. All rights reserved.

WPCLOCK is freeware. It may be freely distributed so long as it is neither
modified nor sold.

WPCLOCK is made available on an 'as is' basis. The author makes no warranties,
expressed or implied. In no way shall the author be liable for any damages
resulting from the use of this software. By using this software, you agree to
these terms and accept all risks.