mihori@randvax.UUCP (Jim Mihori) (05/04/89)
I can not seem to get SuperClock! v. 3.1 to work on my SE under System 6.02. It worked for a while right after I got it, but now it does not appear at all, despite numerous attemps to fiddle with the settings in the Control Panel. Does anyone else have this problem? Thanks in advance. -- Jim Mihori Rand Corporation Washington, D.C. ARPA: mihori%wash@rand.org
al1g+@andrew.cmu.edu (Anthony Edward Lalli) (05/08/89)
Nope. I have an SE and I'm using both System 6.0.2 and SuperClock 3.1. Everything works fine. The only problem I have is when I'm playing a game like Arkanoid which takes up the full screen. The clock wants to be on the screen, but the game won't let it. Thus the clock flashes quickly on the screen forever. The problem is solved by letting the game end, then playing a new game, after the 10-second black screen asking you if you want to continue. The point is, Could the next version of SuperClock have an on/off button? I used to use rsc.init.JClock which allowed you to hold the mouse button down on the clock for 3 seconds, which removed the clock from the screen. SuperClock is much better in it's features, though. Is the author reading this? Thanx, Tony Lalli Carnegie Mellon University al1g+@andrew.cmu.edu
sclindhu@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Scott Charles Lindhurst) (05/08/89)
In article <gYN8lny00WB-84tmFK@andrew.cmu.edu> al1g+@andrew.cmu.edu (Anthony Edward Lalli) writes: >The point is, Could the next version of SuperClock have an on/off button? >I used to use rsc.init.JClock which allowed you to hold the mouse button down >on the clock for 3 seconds, which removed the clock from the screen. >SuperClock is much better in it's features, though. SuperClock can be turned off. Just option-click on the clock and it will disappear until you click in that area again. Scott
arie@zippy.eecs.umich.edu (Arie Covrigaru) (05/08/89)
I found out that SuperClock! 3.0 and 3.1 causes Cricket Graph 1.3 and MacMoney V3.02.01 to freeze if opened as the second application under MultiFinder. If opened as the first application, both programs start with no problems. I can duplicate this every time. ============================================================================= Arie Covrigaru Cognitive Science and Machine Intelligence Laboratory, University of Michigan =============================================================================
jh0576@leah.Albany.Edu (J Houghtaling) (05/08/89)
In article <gYN8lny00WB-84tmFK@andrew.cmu.edu>, al1g+@andrew.cmu.edu (Anthony Edward Lalli) writes: > The point is, Could the next version of SuperClock have an on/off button? > I used to use rsc.init.JClock which allowed you to hold the mouse button down > on the clock for 3 seconds, which removed the clock from the screen If you hold the option key down and click on the time display that will turn off Super Clock -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Joe Houghtaling (no signature on file, boy do I hate vi!).
ack@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Andy J. Williams) (05/09/89)
In article <gYN8lny00WB-84tmFK@andrew.cmu.edu> al1g+@andrew.cmu.edu (Anthony Edward Lalli) writes: >Nope. I have an SE and I'm using both System 6.0.2 and SuperClock 3.1. > >The point is, Could the next version of SuperClock have an on/off button? >I used to use rsc.init.JClock which allowed you to hold the mouse button down >on the clock for 3 seconds, which removed the clock from the screen. >SuperClock is much better in it's features, though. > It already has a shut off feature which I discovered by accident. Command-Option click on the clock and it goes away. Do it again and it returns. Handy that. -ajw Andy J. Williams '90 | <hello> | ack@dartvax.dartmouth.edu 31 North Main Street | set $NAME='inigo_montoya' | Systems Programmer Hanover NH, 03755 | You kill -9 my ppid | Kiewit Computation Center 603-643-2177 | prepare to vi | Dartmouth College
david@jc3b21.UUCP (David Quarles) (05/09/89)
From article <1998@randvax.UUCP>, by mihori@randvax.UUCP (Jim Mihori): > I can not seem to get SuperClock! v. 3.1 to work on my SE under System > 6.02. It worked for a while right after I got it, but now it does not > . . . =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= I use it with the same setup as above and it still works. It is in the system folder and it appears as a CDEV. Perhaps you have a bad copy. =-=-= Email: david@jc3b21.UUCP -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Dave =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= EOT
pj@pnet51.cts.com (Paul Jacoby) (05/09/89)
Tony, just option-click on the clock in SuperClock--it will disappear until you next click on it's position in the menu bar. Right there in the docs.... .-----------------------------------------------------------------------------. | UUCP: {rosevax, crash, orator}!orbit!pnet51!pj | Working with idiots keeps | | ARPA: crash!orbit!pnet51!pj@nosc.mil | my life interesting... | | INET: pj@pnet51.cts.com | | `-----------------------------------------------------------------------------'
thschulz@iraul1.ira.uka.de (Thomas Schulz) (05/11/89)
There is still another problem with Superclock 3.1 During a session with Versaterm3.10 and a Hayes compatible modem the Mac hangs. Without SuperClock everything is fine. I am running System 5. Tom.
al1g+@andrew.cmu.edu (Anthony Edward Lalli) (05/12/89)
Option-click, eh? That simple, huh? Thanx :-) Tony