mobileCLOCK Version 3.8 | Updated: 2006.01.16
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The Preferences screen allows you to configure the appearance and behavior of mobileCLOCK. For instance, you use this screen to select background images and set which actions will snooze or cancel an alarm. The links to the right of the image will give further detail about specific functions of this screen.

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Event log (MemoPad): This option will write messages to MemoPad to help debug the application if features do not perform correctly. A message called "mobileCLOCK-Log:" will automatically be created in the "Unfiled" category of MemoPad. The application will continually monitor the status of your device. Upon synch or reset, the application will check the current alarm setting and report this to MemoPad. Upon power-up and power-down, mobileCLOCK will check if there is a discrepancy between the current alarm time and your settings in mobileCLOCK. If a discrepancy is found, mobileCLOCK will fix it as per your settings in mobileCLOCK and will report this to MemoPad. Whenever an alarm sounds, the time of the event will be reported to MemoPad.
If MemoPad does not have a record of an alarm that you expected, then it did not happen. You will see duplicate entries of the alarm time being "Set." This is because it reports only the NEXT event. If you have an event set for 06:00 and you are toggling/adjusting an 08:00 alarm, then the NEXT alarm is still 06:00 and that one will be reported.
Timeout log (MemoPad): This option will write messages to MemoPad to record when an event sounded but the user did not take any action. This feature allows you to check if you have missed any alarms or not. If an event goes unacknowledged, and it therefore allowed to "time-out", the date, time and name of the event will be recorded in MemoPad. A message called "BATimeout-Log:" will automatically be created in the "Unfiled" category of MemoPad.
You can safely delete some of the content from an eventlog or timeoutlog note, or delete the note entirely. The note will be recreated the next time mobileCLOCK detects something that needs to be reported.
Use AttnMgr: If this option is turned on then mobileCLOCK will use the Attention Manager application to remind you of any events that you missed, and went unconfimed. If you confirm an event any time prior to its "timeout" time then there will be no AttnMgr reminder.

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