Re: For the fun of it

[nogard@cishollywood.com]

Great thanks for the help.  That should do the trick.

-Chris


On Sun, 27 Aug 2006 05:47:51 -0300, Tony Cianfaglione
<ab616@chebucto.ns.ca> wrote:

>
>On Sat, 26 Aug 2006 nogard@cishollywood.com wrote:
>
>> I own one of the clock IIc (just the hardware), was curious
>> if there is any software or documentation someplace I could grab them?
>
>I had a small manual but it's packed away with some other stuff right now.
>All I did was put a 9 volt battery in it, plugged it in serial port 1 and
>it worked.  AppleWorks 5.1, PublishIt4 and several other programs all
>recognized it immediately.  I can't recall if I had a disk with software
>on it but, if I did, it must have just been extra utilities as the clock
>works fine without it.
>
>You set the clock with a switch when you first boot and then turn the
>switch to the other setting and that keeps the time counting.  It time
>stamps your BAS/BIN/TXT files too as well as date stamping them, if you
>modify them while running the clock.