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Clock Face Extension Pack
by
AtFaCT Factory
for
WongCK's PH Clock
Last Updated 30/11/2012
Introduction
------------
For some time now, WongCK has been again producing software for
classic Atari TOS machines. He is totally open-minded to suggestions
by users. It is awesome what he has done so far, and this package is
supposed to support this fantastic work.
What is it?
-----------
This extension pack contains about 24 clock faces for the great PH
Clock by WongCK. All of them are clippings and/or scaled versions of
existing pictures. I tried to find the best ones and to make them
into perfect clock faces.
Only Atari machines (Falcon with CT60) and software were used to
create this package.
Some Info on the Clock Faces
----------------------------
01 White Atari logo on orange background. The picture resembles
the modern Apple look.
02 Clipping of the cool red Atari logo on black background from a
picture by Enhanced Buzz.
03 Clipping of an awesome Atari wallpaper by tominosik1.
04 Wonderful artistic Atari logo by SikkinDiVigil.
05 Clipping of an Atari poster.
06 Clipping of the nice Atari wallpaper mATARIx. An Atari logo
designed like the one of the science fiction movie The Matrix.
07 Cool Atari logo by Kamorek called Atari Air Show.
08 Clipping of a well-designed Atari wallpaper by GameScanner.
09 Clipping of a great Atari wallpaper by InvertedInferno.
10 Logo of the famous Atari ST game company Thalion. They
released games like Wings of Death or No Second Prize.
11-14 Four different Motorola logos. This company produced the 68k
processor family (Atari ST, TT, Falcon, clones and accelerator
boards).
15-24 Ten clocks by the German clock manufacturer Vaerst. The
pictures have been kindly provided by them. Their fine clocks
are made from natural state. If you like them, please visit
www.vaerst.de.
All images have a size of 120x120 pixels, so PH Clock do not have to
scale the pictures.
Installation
------------
In the folder 'TC', you find the clock faces in true colour PNG
format (16 million colours). For resolutions with just 256 colours (8-
bit screen modes), you can use special 256-colour PNG versions of the
pictures that can be found in folder '256C'. They were adapted in a
way they look as good as possible with the conversion routine of the
LDG plugin that PH Clock makes use of.
Some rough in-depth information on colour reduction: Pictures with
sharp contrasts were dithered with the nearest-colour algorithm of a
converter and modified manually with a pixel painter since the LDG
system still dithered some colours. I replaced most of the dithered
colours with the best-matching non-dithered one. In order to know
which ones are not dithered by the LDG routine, in an 8-bit
resolution, I displayed a picture with all 256 screen colours with
zView (also uses LDG system). Finally, I converted the pictures with
zView. As continuous-tone images look good with the LDG routine, they
were converted only with it.
You just have to replace the original clock faces in PH Clock's clock
face directory by the true- or 256-colour clock faces of this package.
As all 256-colour pictures are converted for the NVDI 5 colour
palette, your desktop has to set this palette or you must install the
Atari VDI replacement NVDI 5, else the clock faces will not look
as intended.
Disclaimer
----------
If any of the clock faces images/logo used infringe on any copyright
laws, please inform us at the e-mail address below and we will
promptly remove those images from the download package.
Contact
-------
If you have any questions or comments regarding the clock faces, or
any other Atari related stuff, or you want me to add further clock
faces to this package, you can contact me via e-mail at
atfact@arcor.de.

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<html>
<head>
<title>
Probe House Software: PH Clock app
</title>
</head>
<body text="Black" bgcolor="#F7D358">
<center>
<h1>PH Clock</h1>
<i><a href="https://sites.google.com/site/probehouse/">Probe House Software</a></i><br>
<i>by Wong CK</i><br>
&#169; Copyright 2012-2017<br>
<br>
Version 1.4
</center>
<hr size=5>
<h2>What is this?</h2>
PH Clock is a simple program that displays the time on the desktop with a nice
graphical clock face; rather than a plain black &amp; white or solid colour pattern
clock. It also has hourly chime and an alarm.</br>
PH Clock can also play sample by dropping on to it a sample file. </br>
PH Clock is freeware.<br>
<br>
<h2>Requirements</h2>
<ol>
<li>This runs on MINT and MagiC. Development was done on Mint 1,18.<br>While lower MINT versions are not fully verified/tested on, it should still run on Mint 1.16.</li>
<li>You also need to have zView's codec, by Zoro, correctly installed (the codecs and mem.ldg only). All these are available from the
<a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/z-tools/files/zview-beta8-1.zip/download">zView package</a> (latest release 8) or the latest <a href="http://ge.tt/8F3hScO/v/0?c">MintList build</a> by Mikro which fixes some bugs and support MagiC. zView codecs requires a VDI with a valid EDDI (like NovaVDI, NVDI &gt; 2.5 and fVDI, etc...).</li>
<li>Screen colours of 256 colours, but you can still use it if you have 16 colours
only.</li>
</ol>
<h2>Installation</h2>
<ol>
<li>Extract and copy all the files into a folder of your choice. For example
d:\phclock.</li>
<li>Make sure that the IMG subfolder is created inside the folder. For example d:\phclock\img. The filenames must be in
either uppercase or lowercase. Do not mix uppercase and lowercase in the filename.</li>
<li>Make sure that the PNG images are inside this IMG folder.</li>
<li>The 68020-60 version is named as phclock.prg, the Firebee version as phclkcf.prg and M68000 version as phclk00.prg.</li>
<li>Copy all zView codecs into C:\GEMSYS\LDG\CODECS folder. Create that folder if you do not already have it.</li>
<li>Double click phclock.prg to run it !!</li>
</ol>
You could make PH Clock run everytime you reboot by using the <b>run</b> command in your Xaaes.cnf file.
<h2>The App Window</h2>
<table>
<tr>
<td><ul>
<li>The app window shows the time of the computer in a clock face.</li>
<li>The clock face graphics is a PNG file that can be changed</li>
<li>Options to display clock face markings &amp; seconds hand. Colours of the hands.</li>
</ul></td>
<td><img src="clock1.jpg" style="height: 108px; width: 109px" /></td>
</tr>
</table>
<h2>Moving the Window</h2>
<table>
<tr>
<td><img src="clock2.jpg" style="height: 126px; width: 143px" /></td>
<td><ul>
<li>You can move the clock around your desktop.</li>
<li>Click on any part of the clock and press until the mouse changes to a hand</li>
<li>Now you can simple move the rubber band box to the new desktop location and
release the mouse</li>
<li>The app window will be moved there</li>
</ul>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<h2>Usage - options</h2>
<table>
<tr>
<td valign="top" width="50%" ><ul>
<li><u>Right click</u> on the clock app window for a popup menu</li>
<li>Click on <b>Next Picture</b> to cycle to the next clock face picture</li>
<li>Click on <b>Prev Picture</b> to cycle back to the previous clock face picture</li>
<li>Select <b>configuration</b> to get into the configuration window (see next section)</li>
<li>Select <b>Smart Audio</b> so that PH Clock does not interrupt another player playing audio</li>
<li>Select <b>Quit</b> to exit PH Clock</li>
<li>The <b>About</b> displays.... well, the about of the app</li>
<li>The left &amp; right arrow keys also changes the clock face picture.</li>
</ul>
</td>
<td><img src="clock3.jpg" valign="top" style="height: 149px; width: 143px" /></td>
</tr>
</table>
<h2>Configuration Window</h2>
<table>
<tr>
<td ><img src="clock4.jpg" valign="top" style="height: 254px; width: 205px"/></td>
<td valign="top">
<p>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Here you can make changes to the look of the clock and set the chime and alarm.</p>
<ul>
<li>Toggle <b>Show seconds</b> to show the second hand ticking around the clock.</li>
<li>Toggle <b>Show markings</b> to show hours markings on the clock.</li>
<li>Toggle <b>Thin hands</b> for the clock hands. Sometimes due to resolution, you
may need thinner clock hands to get it to display. I don&#39;t know why, but I
stumbled on to this solution.</li>
<li>Toggle <b>Use Bios time</b> force using BIOS to get the time rather than localtime function. The seconds are
incremented by 2 in this mode. This is a feature of BIOS time.</li>
<li>Colours - click on the colour bar to change the colour for the following objects
<ul>
<li>Hour hand, Minutes hand, Seconds hand and the face markings.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Toggle the hourly <b>Chime</b> on and off.</li>
<li>Toggle the <b>Alarm</b> on and off and enter the time for the alarm. The time is in 24 hours format.</li>
</ul>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<h2>Alarm mode, alarm sound and chime</h2>
<table>
<tr>
<td>
The alarm and alarm time is set in the configuration window. When the alarm rings, to turn off the alarm, <b>double click</b> on the clock face window. The alarm will also turn off automatically after one minute.<br>The hourly chime is also set in the configuration window.<br><br>
The default alarm and chime samples are located in the same folder of PH Clock. The alarm & chime sound samples can be changed easily by following these procedures:
<ol>
<li>While pressing the ALT key, drag & drop the sample file you want to use onto PH Clock window.</li>
<li>Select Alarm or Chime from the popup selection. The sample will be used for the selected function.</li>
</ol>
Note: PH Clock does not make a copy of the selected sample but remembers the location of it, so please do not move or delete your selected sample.
</td>
<td><img src="clock5.jpg" /></td>
</tr>
</table>
<h2>Integrated Sample player</h2>
Integrated into PH Clock is a DMA sample player. This gives PH Clock the ability to play the following sound sample format:<br />
<ul>
<li>Wav (PCM, ADPCM, A-law, <20>-Law, IMA ), AU ( SUN ), SND ( Mac), AVR, AIF, VOC ( sound blaster), AIFF (Amiga) and raw.</li>
<li>8 bit and 16 bits samples, signed/unsigned samples.</li>
<li>Stereo/Mono supported.</li>
<li>Playback speed of 5500, 6258, 7333, 8000, 11025, 12516, 16000, 18900, 22150, 25033, 32000, 37800, 44056, 44100, 48000 & 50066 Hz.</li>
</ul>
Note that the newer Wave files found in MS Windows are of MPEG format, which is not supported.<br><br>
PH Clock can be configured to play sample file by simply configurating the desktop SET APPLICATIONS for PH Clock for a sample type or simply by drag and dropping a sample file onto PH Clock window. To listen again to a sample, double click on PH Clock window.
<ul>
<li>Double click on PH Clock window to listen to a previously loaded sample.</li>
<li>Press ALT and double click on PH Clock window to listen to the alarm sample.</li>
<li>Press CTRL and double click on PH Clock window to listen to the chime sample.</li>
</ul>
<br>
<h2>Config and Clock face graphic files</h2>
The config file is called <i>phclock.cfg</i> located at the same folder of the
app. It is created by the app itself on exit. it contains settings information
as set in the configuration window. If something goes wrong and you need to
reset the settings, just delete the phclock.cfg file.<br />
<br />
The clock face graphics files are located inside the IMG subfolder. The filename
of the graphics files must be <b>CF<i>nn</i>.PNG</b>.
<ol>
<li>You can use your own graphics for the clock face. Just add to the graphics files
in the IMG folder, and follow the rules below.</li>
<li>The file type must be PNG. Any amount of colours can be used. The clock size is
small at 120 x 120 pixel. Graphics file will be scaled down to this size.</li>
<li>Scaling of the graphics file may take several seconds. The included small
graphic files already takes 2-3 seconds on my TT. So larger ones will take
longer.</li>
<li>The filename must begin with CF followed by a numeric increasing sequence. CF
stands for Clock Face in this case.</li>
<li>The numeric sequence must be continuous, if a number is skipped, it will stop
loading at the skipped number.</li>
</ol>
<h2>Limitations</h2>
<ul>
<li>Only 2 Atari themed clock face is available. Please make your own. </li>
<li>Time zone information must be setup in your system (zic &amp; tzinit) othewise the system will show UTC time.</li>
<li>Clock face images filename cannot have mixed case, it will crash the application.</li>
</ul>
<h2>Version history</h2>
Version 1.4 : Fixed NAES GUI issues.<br />
Version 1.33 : Smart audio and re-order the options menu.<br />
Version 1.31 : Real per minute redraw.<br />
Version 1.31 : Simulated every sec redraw for MagiC in non-bios time mode.<br />
Version 1.31 : Removal of red square in config window.<br />
Version 1.30 : MagiC compatible.<br />
Version 1.30 : Make PH Clock into a DMA sample player.<br />
Version 1.30 : Configurable alarm and chime sounds.<br />
Version 1.21 : Briefly tested on Mint 1.16, removed required Mint version.<br />
Version 1.20 : Added choime and alarm function.<br />
Version 1.20 : Fixed mouse cursor blinking<br />
Version 1.01 : Silently exiting if RSC cannot be loaded when running off ext2 fs (or any fs which allows upper and lowercase).<br />
Version 1.01 : Memory violation when exiting from a Memory Protected Mint.<br />
Version 1.01 : Error getting object tree in MyAES.<br />
<h2>Thanks</h2>
Thanks to the gang at Atari-Forums.com and OL and jfl for the support. Latz for German translation. AtFact for icons.
<h2>Future developements</h2>
None planned so far.
<br />
<br />
<br />
<hr>
<center>
<font size=-1>Questions, comments, or error reports? Please leave a post at
<a href="http://www.atari-forun.com">Atari-Forum.com</a><br>
Visit my web site at <a href="https://sites.google.com/site/probehouse/">https://sites.google.com/site/probehouse/</a>
</font>
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<html>
<head>
<title>
Probe House Software: PH Clock
</title>
</head>
<body text="Black" bgcolor="#F7D358">
<center>
<h1>PH Clock</h1>
<i><a href="https://sites.google.com/site/probehouse/">Probe House Software</a></i><br>
<i>by Wong CK</i><br>
&#169; Copyright 2012-2017<br>
<br>
Version 1.4<br>
<i>Deutsche &Uuml;bersetzung von Latz</i>
</center>
<hr size=5>
<h2>&Uuml;bersicht</h2>
PH Clock ist ein kleines Uhren-Programm f&uuml;r Atari-Computer. Es bietet eine h&uuml;bsche Analog-Anzeige
mit w&auml;hlbaren Hintergrundmotiven und Farben f&uuml;r alle Uhren-Elemente. Zus&auml;tzlich verf&uuml;gt PH Clock
&uuml;ber eine Alarm- und Stundensignal-Funktion. Als Besonderheit kann PH Clock per Drag and Drop Musiksamples abspielen.
<br>
PH Clock ist <b>Freeware.</b><br>
<br>
<h2>Systemvoraussetzungen</h2>
<ol>
<li>Atari-Computer (Original, Emulator oder Klon).</li>
<li>PH Clock l&auml;uft mit MiNT oder MagiC. Es wurde auf MiNT 1.18 entwickelt, funktioniert aber auch mit MiNT 1.16.</li><br>
<li>Es m&uuml;ssen ebenfalls die Codecs und die Datei "mem.ldg" vom Programm "zView" (von Zorro) installiert sein.
Alle Codecs finden sich hier: <a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/z-tools/files/zview-beta8-1.zip/download">zView (Beta-Release 8)</a><br>
Oder man verwendet den neuesten <a href="http://ge.tt/8F3hScO/v/0?c">MintList-Build</a> von Mikro; dieser behebt ein paar Fehler und bietet
zudem korrekte Funktionen auch f&uuml;r MagiC.</li>
<li>Die zView-Codecs ben&ouml;tigen ein VDI mit EdDI-Unterst&uuml;tzung wie z.B. NVDI &gt; 2.5, NovaVDI, fVDI etc.</li>
<li>Eine Bildschirmaufl&ouml;sung mit mindestens 16 Farben, besser jedoch 256 Farben oder mehr.</li>
</ol>
<i>Anmerkung d. &Uuml;bersetzers:</i> Die Bilder in dieser Anleitung zeigen die englische Version.
<br><br>
<h2>Installation</h2>
<ol>
<li>Archiv entpacken und den Inhalt in einen selbstgew&auml;hlten Ordner kopieren, z.B. C:\phclock.</li>
<li>Bitte pr&uuml;fen, ob der Unterordner "IMG" mit den Bilddateien korrekt entpackt wurde (z.B. C:\phclock\img\). Die Namen des Ordners und der
Bilddateien d&uuml;rfen keine gemischte Gro&szlig;/Kleinschreibung enthalten, also entweder alles GROSS oder alles klein.
<li>Die 68020-60 Version hei&szlig;t PHCLOCK.PRG, die Firebee-Version hei&szlig;t PHCLKCF.PRG und die M68000er Version hei&szlig;t PHCLK00.PRG.</li>
<li> Aus dem zView-Archiv die Datei "mem.ldg" in den Ordner C:\GEMSYS\LDG und alle zView-Codecs in den Ordner C:\GEMSYS\LDG\CODECS kopieren
(Ordner bitte selbst erstellen falls nicht vorhanden).</li>
<li>Zum Starten auf das entsprechende PRG doppelklicken.</li>
</ol>
Man kann PH Clock beim Systemstart automatisch starten lassen; entweder durch den Befehl <b>run &lt;Pfad/zu/phclock.prg&gt;</b>
in der Datei xaaes.cnf oder durch den jeweils verwendeten Desktop.<br>
<h2>Das Hauptfenster</h2>
<table>
<tr>
<td>
<ul>
<li>Im Hauptfenster wird die Zeit auf einer Analog-Uhr angezeigt.</li>
<li>Der Uhren-Hintergrund ist eine frei w&auml;hlbare Bilddatei.</li>
<li>Die Farben f&uuml;r alle Uhren-Elemente sind getrennt einstellbar.</li>
</ul>
</td>
<td><img src="clock1.jpg" style="height: 108px; width: 109px" /></td>
</tr>
</table>
<h2>Das Hauptfenster verschieben</h2>
<table>
<tr>
<td><img src="clock2.jpg" style="height: 126px; width: 143px" /></td>
<td>
<ul>
<li>Die Uhr kann auf dem Desktop frei verschoben werden.</li>
<li>Dazu klickt man auf das Fenster und h&auml;lt die linke Maustaste gedr&uuml;ckt, bis der Mauszeiger sich in eine Hand verwandelt.</li>
<li>Jetzt kann man (mit gedr&uuml;ckter Maustaste) die "Gummibandbox" an die neue Position verschieben und dann die Maustaste loslassen.</li>
<li>Die Fensterposition wird in der Konfigurationsdatei gespeichert.</li>
</ul>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<h2>Benutzung</h2>
<table>
<tr>
<td valign="top" width="50%" ><ul>
<li>Mit einem <b>Rechtsklick</b> im Hauptfenster &ouml;ffnet sich ein Popupmen&uuml; mit folgenden Optionen:</li>
<li><b>N&auml;chstes Bild</b> wechselt zum n&auml;chsten (im Ordner "IMG") verf&uuml;gbaren Hintergrundbild.</li>
<li><b>Vorh. Bild</b> wechselt zum vorherigen Hintergrundbild.</li>
<li><b>Konfiguration</b> &ouml;ffnet den Konfigurations-Dialog.</li>
<li>Die Option <b>Smart Audio</b> blockiert die Audioausgabe von PH Clock wenn ein anderer Sound-Player aktiv ist. Somit wird
Euer Lieblingslied nicht vom Stunden- oder Alarmsignal unterbrochen.</li>
<li><b>Beenden</b> beendet das Programm, die Einstellungen werden gespeichert.</li>
<li><b>&Uuml;ber PH Clock</b> erkl&auml;rt sich selbst.</li>
<li>Mit den Tasten PFEIL RECHTS und PFEIL LINKS kann man ebenfalls zwischen den Hintergrundbildern wechseln.</li>
</ul>
</td>
<td><img src="clock3.jpg" valign="top" style="height: 149px; width: 143px" /></td>
</tr>
</table>
<h2>Konfiguration</h2>
<table>
<tr>
<td><img src="clock4.jpg" valign="top" style="height: 254px; width: 205px"/></td>
<td valign="top">
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Hier stellt man PH Clock nach seinen pers&ouml;nlichen W&uuml;nschen ein.</p>
<ul>
<li><b>Sekunden anzeigen</b>: Der Sekundenzeiger wird angezeigt/nicht angezeigt.</li>
<li><b>Stundenmarkierungen zeigen</b>: Es werden farbige Markierungen f&uuml;r die Stunden angezeigt.</li>
<li><b>D&uuml;nne Zeiger</b>: Je nach Bildschirmaufl&ouml;sung sind zur korrekten Darstellung d&uuml;nnere Zeiger notwendig. Den
genauen Grund daf&uuml;r weiss ich nicht; diese Einstellung l&ouml;st jedoch das Problem.</li>
<li><b>BIOS-Zeit verwenden</b>: Hiermit wird nicht die localtime-Funktion von MiNT verwendet, sondern die BIOS-Zeit. In diesem Fall
springen immer 2 Sekunden auf einmal weiter, dies ist eine Besonderheit der BIOS-Uhr.</li>
<li><b>Farben</b> - Mit einem Klick auf die farbigen Balken kann man die Farben folgender Objekte ver&auml;ndern:</li>
<ul>
<li>Stundenzeiger, Minutenzeiger, Sekundenzeiger und Stundenmarkierungen.</li>
</ul>
<li><b>Alarm &amp; Stundensignal</b> - Hier kann man:</li>
<ul>
<li>das <b>Stundensignal</b> an/ausschalten.</li>
<li>den <b>Alarm</b> an/ausschalten und die Alarmzeit eingeben. Es wird das 24-Stunden Format verwendet.</li>
</ul>
</ul>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<h2>Alarm-Modus, Alarm-Sound und Stundensignal</h2>
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<tr>
<td>
Wenn der Alarm ert&ouml;nt kann dieser mit einem <b>Doppelklick auf die Uhr</b> ausgeschaltet werden.
Ansonsten beendet sich der Alarm nach 1 Minute von selbst.<br><br>
Die Standard-Sounds f&uuml;r Alarm und Stundensignal befinden sich im selben Ordner wie PH Clock. Die Sounds k&ouml;nnen einfach durch andere Sounddateien
ersetzt werden:
<ol>
<li>Mit gedr&uuml;ckter ALT-Taste die gew&uuml;nschte Sounddatei auf das PH Clock Hauptfenster ziehen.</li>
<li>Im daraufhin erscheinenden Popupmen&uuml; "Alarm" oder "Std.-Signal" ausw&auml;hlen und schon wird der Sound f&uuml;r die gew&auml;hlte Funktion verwendet.</li>
</ol>
<b>WICHTIG:</b> PH Clock erzeugt (und benutzt) <u>keine Kopie</u> dieses Sounds, sondern merkt sich lediglich den <u>Pfad zur Sounddatei</u>. Wenn man die Datei(en)
also l&ouml;scht oder verschiebt, so kann PH Clock diese nicht mehr abspielen.
</td>
<td><img src="clock5.jpg" /></td>
</tr>
</table>
<h2>Integrierter Sample-Player</h2>
PH Clock beinhaltet ausserdem einen DMA Sample-Player. Das macht PH Clock zum universellen Player f&uuml;r folgende Soundformate:<br />
<ul>
<li>WAV (PCM, ADPCM, A-law, <20>-Law, IMA), AU (SUN), SND (Mac), AVR, AIF, VOC (Sound Blaster), AIFF (Amiga) und RAW.</li>
<li>8-Bit und 16-Bit Samples, signed oder unsigned.</li>
<li>Stereo/Mono.</li>
<li>Samplefrequenzen 5500, 6258, 7333, 8000, 11025, 12516, 16000, 18900, 22150, 25033, 32000, 37800, 44056, 44100, 48000 & 50066 Hz.</li>
<li>Achtung: Neuere .WAV-Dateien von MS Windows sind komprimiert (MPEG-Format), dieses wird <b>nicht</b> unterst&uuml;tzt.</li>
</ul>
<br><br>
Man kann also einfach eine Sounddatei auf das PH Clock Hauptfenster ziehen und diese wird sofort abgespielt. Oder man meldet <b>phclock.prg</b>
beim jeweils verwendeten Desktop als ausf&uuml;hrendes Programm f&uuml;r die o.a. Soundformate an, dann werden solche Sounds auch durch Doppelklick
auf die Datei abgespielt.
<ul>
<li>Ein Doppelklick auf das PH Clock Hauptfenster spielt ein Sample erneut ab.</li>
<li>Mit ALT+Doppelklick auf das PH Clock Hauptfenster kann man sich den Alarmsound anh&ouml;ren.</li>
<li>Mit CTRL+Doppelklick auf das PH Clock Hauptfenster kann man sich das Stundensignal anh&ouml;ren.</li>
</ul>
<br>
<h2>Konfigurationsdatei und Hintergrundbilder</h2>
Die Konfiguration wird in der Datei <i>phclock.cfg</i> im Programmordner gespeichert. Diese wird bei Programmende automatisch gesichert
und enth&auml;lt alle Einstellungen. Wenn die Datei gel&ouml;scht wird startet das Programm das n&auml;chste Mal mit den Standardeinstellungen.<br>
<br>
Die Hintergrundbilder f&uuml;r die Uhr befinden sich im Ordner "IMG". Die Dateien m&uuml;ssen nach dem Muster <b>CF<i>nn</i>.PNG</b> benannt sein.<br>
Man kann eigene Bilder als Hintergrund f&uuml;r PH Clock verwenden, dazu kopiert man einfach die Bilddatei(en) in den Ordner "IMG".
Hierbei sind folgende Regeln zu beachten:
<ol>
<li>Die Bilddatei mu&szlig; im PNG-Fomat vorliegen, die Farbanzahl ist hierbei egal. Die Gr&ouml;sse des Hauptfensters ist 120 x 120 Pixel,
gr&ouml;ssere Bilder werden auf dieses Ma&szlig; herunterskaliert.</li>
<li>Die Skalierung der Bilddateien kann ein paar Sekunden dauern. Mein TT ben&ouml;tigt zum Skalieren der beiliegenden kleinen Bilder 2-3
Sekunden, gr&ouml;ssere Bilder brauchen also l&auml;nger.</li>
<li>Der Dateiname mu&szlig; mit "CF" beginnen, gefolgt von einer ansteigenden Nummerierung. CF steht hier f&uuml;r "Clock Face".</li>
<li>Die Nummerierung mu&szlig; <b>durchgehend</b> sein. Wenn die Reihenfolge unterbrochen ist, so werden die nachfolgenden Bilder nicht geladen.</li>
</ol>
<h2>Einschr&auml;nkungen</h2>
<ul>
<li>Es liegen bisher nur 6 Hintergrundbilder bei, also "Selbst ist der Atarianer" :-) Oder man l&auml;dt sich das "CF_PACK1.ZIP" herunter, das
enth&auml;lt 24 Hintergrundbilder f&uuml;r alle Gelegenheiten, erstellt von AtFaCT.</li>
<li>Die MiNT-Zeitzoneneinstellungen (zic &amp; tzinit) m&uuml;ssen korrekt sein, ansonsten wird die UTC-Zeit angezeigt.</li>
<li>Die Dateinamen der Bilddateien d&uuml;rfen <b>keine gemischte Gro&szlig;/Kleinschreibung</b> enthalten, sonst st&uuml;rzt PH Clock ab.</li>
</ul>
<h2>Versions-Updates</h2>
Version 1.4 : Fixed NAES GUI issues.<br />
Version 1.33 : Smart audio and re-order the options menu.<br />
Version 1.31 : Real per minute redraw.<br />
Version 1.31 : Simulated every sec redraw for MagiC in non-bios time mode.<br />
Version 1.31 : Removal of red square in config window.<br />
Version 1.30 : MagiC compatible.<br>
Version 1.30 : Make PH Clock into a DMA sample player.<br>
Version 1.30 : Configurable alarm and chime sounds.<br>
Version 1.21 : Briefly tested on Mint 1.16, removed required Mint version.<br>
Version 1.20 : Added choime and alarm function.<br>
Version 1.20 : Fixed mouse cursor blinking<br>
Version 1.01 : Silently exiting if RSC cannot be loaded when running off ext2 fs (or any fs which allows upper and lowercase).<br>
Version 1.01 : Memory violation when exiting from a Memory Protected Mint.<br>
Version 1.01 : Error getting object tree in MyAES.<br>
<h2>Danksagung</h2>
Thanks to the gang at Atari-Forums.com and OL and jfl for the support. Latz for German translation. AtFact for icons.
<h2>Zuk&uuml;nftig geplante Erweiterungen</h2>
Bisher keine.<br>
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PH Clock is a simple program that displays the time.
It features changable graphical clock face, coloured hands, chime and alarm.
The sound of the alarm and chime can be any sound file of your choice.
Integrated to it is a sample player playing Wave, Au, SND etc.
Please see the short documentation inside the DOC folder for installation.
Thanks to Latz for Geman translation, AtFaCT for icons.
Thanks !!
Wongck
May 2017