World Clocks v2.31 - for Windows 95/NT 4.0
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World Clocks can show unlimited number (theoretically) of clocks -
each one can be configured for a different city. Choose from a list
of over 100 cities.

For installation, just copy the executable WCLOCKS.EXE and this file
to your favourite folder. To run World Clocks, execute WCLOCKS.EXE.

This software is FREEWARE, NO warranty what so ever. This means you
can use and distribute this software free of any charge. However,
if you plan to use it regularly, please consider donating $20.00 to
the author.

You may bundle World Clocks with your applications. If you do bundle
it with any application, you have to give appropriate credits and also
state a note saying that you have used World Clocks and where to
get it.

- Chirag Dalal
  chirag@theoffice.net
  http://www.theoffice.net/chirag/

Keys
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   Ctrl+N: Create a new clock.
   Ctrl+C: Configure current clock.
      Tab: Go to the next clock (in creation order).
Shift+Tab: Go to the previous clock (in creation order).
  Ctrl+F4: Close the current clock. If it is the last one then exit
           World Clocks.
   Alt+F4: Exit World Clocks.

The context menu (alternate mouse button click on Title Bar)
also gives access to these options (except Tab and Shift+Tab).

Under Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 you will be able to see the
World Clocks icon in the System Tray. If you find your desktop
clutered up with World Clocks, you can Hide them with a single
click on the World Clocks System Tray icon. A second click will
show them. You can exit World Clocks by using the alternate click
on the Tray icon and selecting Exit.

Technical details
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World Clocks is a multi-threaded application written in Borland
Delphi 2.0. For showing the date and time it does not use timers
(they are precious!). The application has a main thread which is
responsible for creating the first clock. Each clock runs in
its own thread and hence is light on resources.

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Any comments and BUG reports are welcome.

Author: Chirag Dalal
Address: 6/54, Varma Nagar, Old Nagardas Road,
         Andheri (East), Bombay - 400069,
         Maharastra, India.
E-Mail: chirag@theoffice.net
BUG Reports: chirag@theoffice.net (Subject: World Clocks v2.31)
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Revision history
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Version 2.31: (Bug fix release)
  - Fixed a bug that caused World Clocks to "forget" saving the
    current state of clocks in case of Windows Shutdown/Reboot.
    You can now keep World Clocks in your Startup folder and
    forget about it.

Version 2.3:
  - Added support for daylight savings time. It is still manual.
  - Fixed a minor bug that caused incorrect display of caption
    when a new clock is created.

Version 2.2:
  - Added support for saving the state of the clocks in registry.

Version 2.1:
  - Added support for $CITY, $GMT and $DATE macros. You can now
    replace the default city with your own city - just choose the
    appropriate GMT.

Version 2.0:
  - Changed GUI to the current Tabbed-Application interface from
    the simple single strip interface.

Version 1.0:
  - First release.
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