iBClock v3.3
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  Version 3.3 - November 4, 2005

  iBClock is a sample freeware program for iziBasic
  Made in 2004-2005 by Laurent Duveau
       Web Site = http://www.aldweb.com
       e-Mail   = info@aldweb.com



Overview
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iBClock is just and only a clock displaying time in different flavors:
- clock style
- digital
- binary
- hexadecimal
- octal
- Roman numerals



Donate...
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iBClock is free to use. However, if you like it, please consider
making a donation to show your support. Any amount will be 
highly appreciated. To proceed, please connect to: 
  http://give.aldweb.com  (secured PayPal transaction)



How to install iBClock?
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Minimum Palm OS requirement is version 3.0.
iBClock is Palm OS v5 and v6 compliant.

iBClock is a PRC file that is installed like any other 
Palm OS file using HotSync. So, extract iBClock.PRC from the
ZIP archive file. Double-click on it and the Palm install tool
will popup. iBClock.PRC will be transferred to your Palm
device next time you synchronize your device with your PC with
HotSync.

Both black & white and color versions of iBClock are
available. Whether your device is color enabled or not, 
iBClock will automatically detect it and adapt to display
all items in black & white or in color.



iziBasic
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iBClock was developed with the iziBasic compiler for 
Palm OS handheld devices which is to be found on my
web Site = http://www.aldweb.com

The source code of iBClock is also available for download 
on my Web Site.



Updates Description
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  3.3 (11/04/05)
    - removed a useless line in the source code

  3.2 (02/23/05)
    - recompiling this program with the latest iziBasic 
      version 5.0 led to a 4 KB (-6%) decrease of the 
      program's foot print

  3.1 (12/02/04)
    - minor source code change and compiler version upgrade
      for a smoother running of the iBClock software

  3.0 (10/22/04)
    - fixed a v2.0 bug which was returning a Fatal Error in
      devices with Palm OS < 5 (and not in the emulator!), 
      thanks to Ken for reporting it. This bug was due to a 
      PP compiler bug which was fixed by the brilliant author
      of PP so that I just needed to recompile iziBasic with 
      the latest version of PP, and then recompiling iBClock
      in iziBasic solved the bug
    - fixed a bug in the digital clock for devices with gray 
      screens, the clock hands were not correctly refreshed
    - fixed a bug which did not save the color preferences
      for the binary and digital clocks
    - slighly upgraded the drawing of the digical clock circle,
      this is I removed a "parasite" point on the right side
    - upgraded the About and Donation popup windows

  2.0 (09/04/04)
    - fixed compatibility issue with Handspring Visor series
    - fixed white background of the clock if the device has a
      color theme with non white background chosen in preferences

  1.0 (07/22/04)
    - initial release
