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From: ADAM.FRIX@f200.n226.z1.FIDONET.ORG (ADAM FRIX)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Eep.  Alarm clock in 6.0.3
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Date: 1 Jan 90 20:51:26 GMT
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D. Andrew Reynhout writes:
 
DAR>   I never use the alarm clock DA...well, never until tonite.  It went
off,
DAR> and rather than the usual meaningless
DAR> apple-blink/inversion, I have an apple that alternates with
DAR> a little clock with lines coming out of it.
 
That sounds like the alarm clock in SuperClock!  Check your control panel, 
I'll bet you've got SuperClock! installed and the alarm set to ring. 
You'll know the alarm's set to ring if you see the clock with the lines
coming out of it under "Alarm" in the cdev.  Simply click on the clock,
and the lines will go away--and the alarm's turned off.
 
--Adam--
 
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