Re: calendar programme with jfw
- From: "Tom Rash" <audiovisionradio.tomav@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 06:53:01 -0700
Interesting. Does that program work with XP?
----- Original Message -----
From: "david the wild-thing" <d.h.whitehead@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 6:24 AM
Subject: Re: calendar programme with jfw
> Hi on the jfwlite programs page, there's a program called, alarm 95, it
may
> just do what your looking for.
>
> Alarm 95.
> It is very straightforward, you basically hit enter four times, and then
you
> can
> close the open folders with alt f4. One of the questions asks if you want
> to
> place the program in your start up folder, that way it will always be
> running
> when you boot your machine, the program has to be running to let you know
> about scheduled events when they occur. If you go into View (alt v) from
> your menu bar, then O for options, you can check it "start minimized" and
> "auto
> minimize after alarm". After you first install it, you can start it by
> going to
> your start menu, programs, it will be under the Parsons technology menu,
> alarm
> 95. Once you have it installed and have it running, Press control N to
add
> a
> new alarm, you can select a date, time, and description for the
appointment.
>
> To set a recurring alarm, after you do a control N for a new alarm, after
> you set up the date and time, for example if you set up an alarm today to
go
> off tomorrow September 28th at 12 pm, then tab to the recurring button and
> press enter. Then tab once and you will be on the daily field, if you
arrow
> up and down you will have radio buttons for daily, weekly, monthly,
yearly.
> So after you have tabbed once and you are on daily, arrow down to monthly.
> Then tab once and you will be where you can set various options for a
> monthly
> event. When you first tabbed over from the monthly radio button, you will
> be in
> a field where you can set it for every so many months, leave that at one,
> for
> once a month. If you tab one more time you are at a radio button that is
> default checked to allow you to specify something like the first Monday of
> each
> month. But what you want to do, is arrow up once and you will have set a
> radio
> button that if you tab once, will let you enter a specific date, for
example
> the
> 28th.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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