OtaClock - Desktop Clock Application Designed by Otacon

================================================= OTACLOCK ================================================= *Introduction “OtaClock” is a desktop clock application designed by Otacon, himself. *Operating Systems OtaClock has been tested for use with Windows XP/2000/Me/98SE/95. OtaClock will operate on Windows XP/2000, and OtaClockLite will operate on all of the above systems. *Installing and Running Please read carefully and consent to the “Terms of Use” attached to this file before installing the program. (The “Terms of Use” are also displayed on the Download Page.) Extracting the OtaClock.zip will create the following files: readme.txt This file OtaClock.exe OtaClock executable file OtaClockLite.exe OtaClockLite executable file Alerm.txt Alarm settings file Double click either “OtaClock.exe" or "OtaClockLite.exe" to run the program. OtaClock will run using the same function settings as the last time it was used. *Color Mode When using OtaClock.exe, set the desktop to 32-bit color mode. If the program does not work properly, try OtaClockLite.exe, which can be used in 16-bit color mode. *Uninstalling OtaClock does not use the registry. To uninstall, simply delete the folder where OtaClock is installed. *Functions --Clock function-- Click “12/24 hour display” under “Display” on the right-click menu to switch between clock display modes. --Alarm functions-- *Check off the “Alarm Mode” option under “Display” on the right-click menu to set the alarm to ring at the designated time. *The alarm time is set in the “Alerm.txt” file, which is stored in the same directory as the program. This file can be opened and edited using Windows Notepad. You can also set multiple alarm times. *You can select from two preset alarm sounds. Choose either “LAUGH” or “OK” from “Alarm Sound” on the right-click menu. Please choose the sound that you like. The animation is the same for both sounds. *You can also use sounds other than the preset ones. If you have another WAV file you want to use, select either “WAV File” or “WAV File (Loop)” under “Alarm Sound” on the right-click menu and choose a file to use. *You can set the length of time the alarm will ring in “Alarm Ring Time” under “Alarm Sound” on the right-click menu. Choose 5, 10, 30, or 60 seconds. *When the alarm rings, you can turn it off by double clicking on either OtaClock, itself, or its icon in the task tray. *Calendar function (turn on/off with right-click menu) Check off the “Display Calendar” option under “Display” on the right-click menu to display the calendar. *Other functions You can use the right-click menu to customize the display. Normally, OtaClock can be dragged to any position on the desktop. Checking this option locks it in place. Expand the size of OtaClock up to 10 times its normal size. Check this option to ensure that OtaClock is always displayed on top of other windows. *This option lets you store OtaClock in the task tray. To bring it back out of the task tray, double click on the OtaClock icon. *The alarm will ring even if OtaClock is stored in the task tray. When the alarm rings, double click the icon in the task tray to stop it. Double click the icon again to bring it out of the task tray and display it. *If something goes wrong with OtaClock’s display: If something goes wrong with OtaClock’s display – for example, if it gets moved outside the screen and can’t be brought back – it may be a good idea to restore the OtaClock settings file to the default values. Close OtaClock, delete the “OtaClockConf.dat” file stored in the same folder as the program, and restart OtaClock.

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Nova666 (2009-07-03)

I included 3 sounds from MGS for the alarm:
Codec
Game Over
Alert
Any questions? Just ask.

domomo (2009-07-19)

Great works fine

rico19 (2011-01-16)

like 1 seed...only 2mb