This is LookAtMe version 1.2
See general information following the revision history.

***NOTE***
Delete LookAtMe from your Pilot before installing version 1.2!
The database record format has been changed.

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Revision History

1.2 - 2-Apr-97
      DB records are no longer opened in 'show secret' mode.

      You can now choose to use either system alarms, so AlarmHack will work,
      or use LookAtMe's own alarm.
      If LookAtMe's alarm is used, you can tap anywhere on the screen to
      stop the alarm and launch the application. The alarm duration can
      be set from 1 second to 1 minute in various increments.

      A new option, 'once', has been added. If an item is marked as 'once',
      then when its alarm is triggered it is automatically marked as 'off'.
      The record is not deleted, so you can change it back to 'on' later
      if you wish.

1.1 - 26-Mar-97
      Changed to dynamically allocate application list in the edit window.
      Any number of applications are now supported. Previous version was
      limited to 32 apps.

1.0 - 25-Mar-97
      First public release
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LookAtMe is a combination alarm clock/launcher. You can set one or
more times that are repeated on selected days. At the appropriate
time, an alarm will sound and the selected application will be
automatically launched. The next alarm will also be scheduled.

I use this because I never remember to check my ToDo list!

An alarm can be set that has no application. In this case, the last
application you were running when you turned off your Pilot will be launched.

Silent alarms can also be specified. These just launch an application
at the given time.

You may notice a slight pause when you create a new alarm, or edit
an existing one. This is the time it takes to search the Pilot for
applications. This is only done once per session, as long as you
don't switch apps.

Once an alarm is triggered, the next alarm (in time sequence) is
automatically scheduled. If you want to turn off the alarms, the
Options pulldown allows this. You can also re-enable alarms or see
what the next alarm scheduled is.

If you add a new alarm or modify an existing one, alarm scheduling is
automatically done.

LookAtMe is smart enough to reschedule alarms if you change the
system time, or if you do a soft reset. This will happen even if alarms
were turned off via the Options pulldown.

This is shareware. If you like it, send me whatever you think it's
worth. $10 seems to be the going rate, but I'll leave it up to you.
What do you get for your money? My thanks, and an incentive for me
to add requested features. If you also send me your email address,
I'll notify you of updates. If you're not able to sen US dollars, then
just send me a nice postcard or something interesting from your country.
Anyone can send me a nice Cuban cigar in lieu of money! :)

You can also have sources to LookAtMe if you register! If you would like
sources, please indicate so and be sure you send me your email address.
LookAtMe is written in C using the Win32 GCC toolkit. Check out more
details on my page: www.mv.com/users/wje/pilot.html

Bill Ezell
PO Box 108
Temple, NH 03084

wje@sii-nh.com
look@duckpond.mv.com