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From: godden@GMR.CSNET (Kurt Godden)
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Subject: Clock Program
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Date: Fri, 31-Jan-86 17:12:00 EST
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Roger Swan asked about home controllers and software clocks, etc.  There
is a program in Analog that puts a clock in the border region of your 
screen that stays there and lets you use your Atari as usual.  I don't 
recall which issue, but I >think< it's from last summer.  If I remember
to look at home (don't count on it), I'll post the reference next week.

I would also be very interested in source code or references to info about
programs for home control.  I believe there is a large untapped market out
there for such applications of 8-bit machines.

Kurt Godden
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