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This program succeeds JClock and MenuClockINIT(MF). It puts the time
near the right edge of the menu bar, even on large screens; at the far
right if neither Switcher, Servant, nor MultiFinder are running, otherwise
it leaves room for the small icon. THIS VERSION GOES AWAY when it would
overlap an application's menu bar, e.g., MS-Word, and when a screen saver
is in control of the display. BOTH 12- and 24-HOUR CLOCKS ARE INCLUDED.
MenuClock101 is public domain and free.
It is coded in Assembler and so is as small and low-overhead as possible.
This package contains this document, plus two INIT files called MenuClock101
and MenuClock124. The only difference between the two INITs are that the
latter is a 24-hour ("military") clock. To use either, just put it in your
System Folder and restart (don't put both -- they will fight for the upper
right corner of the screen...)
The only known problem is that once in a blue moon the single "GetPixel" call
used to test for a screen saver will make the cursor flicker. If you have
nothing better to do for a while, watch for it!