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- DIGCLOCK.EXE
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- This was one of the first C programs I wrote for the PC,
- a couple of years ago now. I dug it out the other day,
- and decided that there might be someone else out there
- who would find it useful, so here it is...
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- DIGCLOCK turns your PC into an extremely expensive
- digital LED clock. It requires either EGA or VGA to run.
-
- The best way to see what it does is to try it - type
- DIGCLOCK at the DOS prompt.
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- There are two optional parameters to DIGCLOCK. The first
- is the 24 hour clock switch. By default, DIGCLOCK always
- displays the time in 12 hour clock format. The switch /24
- will force DIGCLOCK to display the time in 24 hour clock
- format.
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- The second parameter is used to specify an alternative
- colour for the clock to use. The default is a nice
- sickly shade of green. To specify a different colour,
- simply choose a number between 0 and 15. The colours are
- as follows :
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- Black 0 (Black on Black is pretty boring)
- Blue 1
- Green 2 (This is the default)
- Cyan 3
- Red 4
- Magenta 5
- Brown 6
- Light Grey 7
- Dark Gray 8
- Light Blue 9
- Light Green 10
- Light Cyan 11
- Light Red 12
- Light Magenta 13
- Yellow 14
- White 15
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- e.g. DIGCLOCK 4 will give you a red LED display.
-
- The two parameters can be combined :-
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- DIGCLOCK /24 1 will give a blue LED display in 24 hour
- clock format.
-
- To quit from DIGCLOCK, simply press any key.
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- DIGCLOCK is copyright (C) 1991, 1992 David Wilkinson.
- Feel free, however, to give copies of this program away
- to anyone you like. The only proviso being that this
- document should be included with the program, and that
- both program and documentation must remain unmodified.
-
- Have fun,
-
- David Wilkinson.
-
- davidw@cix.compulink.co.uk
- 70630.67@compuserve.com
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