WELCOME to NIGHTCLOCK v1.10
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NightClock is a small program, designed for people that use their Epoc
device as an alarm clock during the night, and simply want an easy way
to turn the machine on and instantly have a "backlighted" glance at the
time, through a big analog or digital clock.

WHAT'S NEW
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v 1.10 * new multi-page Setup window
       * new choice for a full screen digital clock
       * added an option to automatically disable the Password and Owner
         Information screen each time NightClock is launched (and to restore
         them on exit)
v 1.01 * fixed a bug when restoring default settings (screen wasn't refreshed)
       * adapted the code to use external resource files for each language
       * if width and height of the selected wallpaper file are smaller than 1/3
         of the screen dimensions, it will be automatically tiled to fill the screen

INSTALLING NIGHTCLOCK
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  1.  Unzip NightClock.zip and put NightClock.sis, nMPD.sis and Systinfo.sis
      to any folder of your Epoc device or your PC.
  2.  To install the program simply launch the three .sis files and select the
      language and destination disk.
  3.  NightClock should now appear in your "Extras bar".
  4.  Also included in NightClock.zip is a wallpaper.mbm file to be used as
      a sample (it's my bike...) for the wallpaper option of the program (copy
      it to your machine and see the Help for more details on how to set it).

UNINSTALLING NIGHTCLOCK
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If you need to uninstall NightClock, use the Add/remove option from
Control Panel.

KNOWN ISSUES (PLEASE READ...)
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  1.  The machine Password and Owner Information screen must be switched
      off for NightClock to work: you can do it manually (open the Control
      Panel of your Epoc device, choose Password and select <Never> for
      "Display owner information") or select the appropriate page in the
      Setup window of the program (an option is available so that each time
      you launch the program, it disables these features; when you exit
      NightClock, it will restore them to the original settings)
  2.  Note that the above restoring feature only works if you close NightClock
      from within the program: if the program is closed from System (e.g.
      during a backup with PsiWin), it won't restore them to their original
      values.
  3.  If an Alarm has been set and falls into the "Night Period", you won't
      miss it: it will override the NightClock start-up display (note that if you
      select the Turn Off machine function, the alarm will start to sound, then
      the machine will be turned off by NightClock, and then again the alarm
      will come back in a few seconds...).
  4.  Remember that each time an Alarm overrides NightClock, you have
      to call it to foreground and then send it to background again, otherwise
      it won't work at the following switching on.
  5.  Users of CronTab by Pascal Nicolas (or of any other program that
      performs some tasks at each switch on) try to do some test to prevent
      any conflict with NightClock: as a general rule do not select the option
      of turning off the machine when hiding (as this can stop the tasks
      performed by the other programs).

LEGAL STUFF
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This program is ©  Sergio Alisi 1999-2000.
You may use and copy this program freely, on condition that no charge
of any kind is made for copies.
In using NightClock you agree to indemnify the author against any liability.
NightClock is freeware and is provided with no express or implied warranties
as to fitness your purpose.
You  agree to use this program at your own risk.

CONTACTS
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Please send any comments or bug reports to:
     sergioalisi@geocities.com
Keep an eye on my web site for any news:
    http://www.geocities.com/siliconvalley/bridge/1492

THANKS AND ENJOY