 Name  =  AlarmPak 1.4.2
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:AlarmPak 1.4.2
 Size: 42K         Date: 3/31/96        
 Description:
 AlarmPak 1.4.2 - Ever notice how ineffectual the Newton's alarm function
is? Ever miss an appointment because your Newton beeped when you were in
the hallway, you didn't hear it, and then your Newton fell asleep? If this
is a problem, AlarmPak may be the answer. AlarmPak captures the Reminder
messages from the Dates application and handles these message much better
than the Newton does. AlarmPak lets you set the volume, beep, and
frequency of alarms. AlarmPak also remembers an unlimited number of
reminder messages, so you don't have to.

 Name  =  Alarmclock 1.3
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Alarmclock 1.3
 Size: 28K         Date: 7/18/96        
 Description:
 AlarmClock 1.3 - is the ultimate alarm clock for the Newton(tm). This is
for all those who forget to bring their travel clocks on business trips
and during vacation, have bad experiences with absent-minded hotels, or
just do not like the current alarm clock implementation. AlarmClock is
loud, annoying, and configurable, exactly what you are looking for in an
travel clock! Requires Any Newton running Newt OS 1.x. Users with OS 2.0
should use to AlarmClock 2.0 immediately.

 Name  =  Alarmist 2.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Alarmist 2.0
 Size:132K         Date:10/23/94        
 Description:
 Alarmist 2.0 - Alarmist allows the user to schedule an arbitrary number of
alarms for arbitrary times in the future. The alarms will wake a sleeping
Newt and can play various sounds and display various messages. The alarms
may have one of four degrees of annoyingness and each may have a message
associated with it. When the alarm goes off, a floater is displayed and a
sound may be played. The user can acknowledge the alarm by tapping a
button or defer (snooze) the alarm. If the alarm is ignored (neither
acknowledged nor snoozed) and the annoyingness level is high enough, the
alarm will automatically be rescheduled. A list of alarms (if any) that
have been ignored is displayed at power-on.

 Name  =  AnyMessages? 2.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:AnyMessages? 2.0
 Size: 15K         Date:12/02/94        
 Description:
 Any Messages? 2.0 - AnyMessages? 2.0 fixes a long-standing bug with Newton
alarms - Now if you miss one and your Newton goes to sleep, the alarm will
not be hidden. Alarms will now play longer, and at maximum volume, even if
youve turned sound off elsewhere. Version 2.0 can also be operated
manually, like version 1.0; click on its icon in the Extras Drawer to see
the last four messages your Newton displayed. ClockFix should diminish the
Newton clocks gradual loss of time. Usually when your Newton restarts, it
remembers the time in minutes, but forgets the number of seconds, so your
clock will generally be slow. ClockFix tries to set your clock ahead by
its estimate of how much time your clock loses.

 Name  =  Birthdays 1.2
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Birthdays 1.2
 Size: 10K         Date: 2/19/95        
 Description:
 Birthdays 1.2 - Birthday updater is a simple App. It looks though all of
the names in the Names soup and adds an entry in the Repeat Names soup for
each birthday. As you add names with birthdays, simply re-run this app and
it will update the birthdays. The added feature of 1.1 is that there is
now a checkbox to allow for the last name to be included in the birthday
annotation. Changes from 1.1 to 1.2 - Added Reminder pop-up.

 Name  =  Calendar Marker 2.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Calendar Marker 2.0
 Size: 29K         Date:10/10/95        
 Description:
 Calendar Marker 2.0 - Do you ever wish you could tell when you have
meetings and anniversaries (day notes), just by glancing at the small
calendar displayed in the upper right corner of the Dates display?
Calendar Marker does just that! Every time you open the Dates application,
it swiftly checks for any and all day notes and meetings in the current
month. It also does this check when you change or make a new appointment,
or select a new day to view. It then draws a box around any day with a day
note, and places a small line to the left of any day with a meeting. A
line is drawn near the top of a day for a morning meeting, while a line
drawn near the bottom means an afternoon meeting. Shareware, $10....

 Name  =   Calendars-Clocks by name
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks: Calendars-Clocks by name
 Size: 45K         Date:10/03/95        
 Description:
 This is a text file listing of all items in the Newton Calendar & Clocks
file section of the BBS in a Box CD by name. Use the BBedit from the AMUG
CD for full examination of this listing.

 Name  =   Calendars-Clocks by date
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks: Calendars-Clocks by date
 Size: 45K         Date:10/03/95        
 Description:
 This is a text file listing of all items in the Newton Calendar & Clocks
file section of the BBS in a Box CD by date. Use the BBedit from the AMUG
CD for full examination of this listing.

 Name  =  ChessClock 2.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:ChessClock 2.0
 Size:  8K         Date: 3/17/94        
 Description:
 ChessClock 2.0 - A digital chess clock for the Newton. 2.0 will work with
many differently sized Newton screens. Fixed how the clocks were running
(no longer in idle loop if neither clock is running) the buttons toggle
back and forth. Buttons - [Moves] button - hide or show the move counters.
[Reset] button - set the timers back to the value of Set Clocks.
[Alert]/[No Alert] - will toggle displaying the times up dialog. <>Set
Clock popup - set the time for the clock - you can only set the time in
seconds. The big buttons will toggle back and forth between black and
white. [big black] button - hit to stop your clock and to start your
opponents clock. Read the docs for the rest.

 Name  =  Clockwise 2.3 Alarm
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Clockwise 2.3 Alarm
 Size: 38K         Date: 4/27/94        
 Description:
 Clockwise 2.3 Alarm - Clockwise is an alarm clock for the Newton. It is
sleep aware which means that your Newton will wake up automatically and
start Clockwise if the time has come. Use the clock or the entryline under
Alarm to specify the wake up time. To turn the alarm on or off, press the
alarm button. If the alarm goes off and you don't feel like getting up,
press the snooze button for another 9 minutes of sleep. Choose from a
variety of sounds. Never again will you miss an appointment, or sleep in
too late!! Takes up 62k once installed.

 Name  =  DateReminder 2.3g
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:DateReminder 2.3g
 Size: 39K         Date:11/22/95        
 Description:
 DateReminder 2.3e - English Version. I wrote DateReminder because I wanted
a way to keep track of birthdays without needing to enter a name card for
each birthday (I only need one address card for a family, but may want to
remember 4 birthdays and an anniversary). I also did not want to enter
repeating meetings to remember the dates from year to year. Dates can be
entered and viewed a month at a time, or for a full year. DateReminder
supports the Newton Connection Kit. This release adds an alarm indicator
in the main view.

 Name  =  DateReminder 2.3e
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:DateReminder 2.3e
 Size: 39K         Date:11/22/95        
 Description:
 DateReminder 2.3e - English Version. I wrote DateReminder because I wanted
a way to keep track of birthdays without needing to enter a name card for
each birthday (I only need one address card for a family, but may want to
remember 4 birthdays and an anniversary). I also did not want to enter
repeating meetings to remember the dates from year to year. Dates can be
entered and viewed a month at a time, or for a full year. DateReminder
supports the Newton Connection Kit. This release adds an alarm indicator
in the main view.

 Name  =  DateUtil 0.92
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:DateUtil 0.92
 Size: 12K         Date: 1/26/94        
 Description:
 DateUtil 0.92 - DateUtil lets you quickly and easily view all of your
Dates, Meetings, To do items, etc. The items are grouped by the Newton's
internal categories, use the Category menu to switch between them. Use the
Store menu to switch between items stored internally and those stored on
the card. The routing slip will let you move or delete individual items
(even those pesky hard to delete repeating items). If you move or delete
an item and have second thoughts, press Undo. New - All item added to the
available settings for the Store menu. Ascending/Descending sorting for
the list. Displays weekday info for repeating events. Fixed bad word
wrapping of items in the list and much much more!

 Name  =  DateView 0.2
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:DateView 0.2
 Size: 15K         Date: 4/19/95        
 Description:
 DateView 0.2 - When you tap on the DateView icon, a window with the current
month appears. You can enter a new date into the input line below the
calendar. Use your local short date format. For US users this is
mm/dd/yyyy or 4/12/1995 for example. Some international users switch the
order of the month and day. Once you've entered a date, tap the little
magnifying glass (search) icon to the right of the entered date. This will
display that month. If you'd like to jump to a date on the month view, tap
it. This will open the built-in Dates application and turn to that date.
You can keep DateView open while Dates is open.

 Name  =  Feed the Meter 1.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Feed the Meter 1.0
 Size:  9K         Date:11/25/94        
 Description:
 Feed the Meter 1.0 - Feed the meter is an application for sounding the
Newton's built-in alarm after a predetermined amount of time. Feed the
Meter creates an entry in the Calendar soup with a starting time the
number of minutes in the future that you have specified. It also sets a
five minute alarm for the event. And for those who feed a lot of parking
meters it also deletes Feed the Meter events if you wish.

 Name  =  Feiertag 1.10d
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Feiertag 1.10d
 Size: 18K         Date:11/22/95        
 Description:
 Feiertag 1.10d - Dies ist ein Programm fr Leute, die meinen, da in einen
Kalender auch Feiertage gehren: Es trgt Feiertage (fr beliebige Jahre
zwischen 1993 und 2015) als Kalendernotizen (linke, obere Ecke im
Kalender) ein. Danach wird das Programm nicht mehr bentigt und kann wieder
gelscht werden. Feiertage V1.10d is a small NEWTON app that automatically
inserts german public holiday as crib notes in the calendar. You can pick
a year from 1993 to 2015. The following days are supported (you can
check/uncheck each one seperately) - Karfreitag, Ostersonntag,
Ostermontag, Christi Himmelfahrt, Pfingstsonntag,Pfingstmontag,
Fronleichnam, Volkstrauertag, Buss- und Bettag, Totensonntag, and...

 Name  =  Floating Time 1.7
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Floating Time 1.7
 Size: 13K         Date: 9/08/94        
 Description:
 Floating Time 1.7 - Floating Time is a small simple utility for the Newton
MessagePad. The purpose of this small Newton application is to display the
time and battery level on a permanent basis. It also will stop the
MessagePad from shutting down when it is plugged in, this can be helpful
when you need to view your notes while working at something else. You can
also choose to resize the window and set preferences to let the Newton
shutdown normally or start Floating Time as a small window.

 Name  =  Happy 1.23
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Happy 1.23
 Size: 17K         Date: 4/11/94        
 Description:
 Happy 1.23 - Happy is a small Newton application that will remind you of
upcoming birthdays every time you turn on your communication assistant.
Happy is now compble with the MP110. Happy is simple. Tap on Happy and a
reminder will appear. Happy will look through your Names for upcoming
birthdays. Happy will only perform this search once per day, or after a
reset. If someone has a birthday within 14 days of today's date, then
Happy will show that person's name along with the number days until their
birthday. Of course, Happy won't know someone's birthday unless you fill
in the Names card field for birthdate.

 Name  =  Holidayer 1.95
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Holidayer 1.95
 Size: 16K         Date:12/28/94        
 Description:
 Holidayer 1.95 - This is a German Holiday installer for your Newton. From
the Docs - Der holidayer installiert Feiertage, Schulferien und die
wichtigsten Messetermin auf Ihr em Newton.

 Name  =  Holidays 95
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Holidays 95
 Size: 30K         Date: 1/28/95        
 Description:
 Holidays 95 - This utility will insert holiday dates into your calendar
(DATES) application. Date categories include - Government Holidays, US
Standard Holidays, US Misc Holidays, Christian Holidays, and Jewish
Holidays. Provided by Coherent Visual, this application is freeware. Email
them for a catalog of commercial programs.

 Name  =  Hourly Chime
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Hourly Chime
 Size:  8K         Date:12/12/94        
 Description:
 Hourly Chime - Hourly chime adds a button to the Date and Time preference
roll item. To access it, open up prefs, then go to the Date and Time item.
You'll see a new button called Hourly Chime. Tapping on it will bring
up a view in which you can set the interval and chime sound. This package
will also advance your clock an average of 40 seconds after each restart,
to compensate for the newton's tendancy to slow the clock by the same
amount each time the newton is restarted. (Thanks to Jason Grazado for the
idea, and to Flash Sheridan for discovering the exact amount of time
shift.)

 Name  =  KW 3.2
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:KW 3.2
 Size:  8K         Date:11/26/96        
 Description:
 KW 3.2 - is a little hack to see the the number of the week in Dates. If
you tap the week number, there will be a floater in which you can choose a
week to be shown in the calendar. KW.PKG is an Auto-Part which means you
can't see an icon of it in the extras drawer but you'll see it in Dates at
the upper left position. If you have a Newton with OS 2.0 or greater, you
will find KW in Extras/Extensions

 Name  =  Locale fix 1.1
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Locale fix 1.1
 Size: 14K         Date: 6/05/96        
 Description:
 Locale Fix 1.1 - Locale Fix is a freeware autopart package for Newton which
adds persistent 12H/24H time options, brings speaker dialing to your
locale, and makes Australian Newtons measure distances in km not miles.
Locale Fix 1.1 works on on Newton 1.x and 2.0. When Locale Fix is
installed it makes the following changes. The current Locale Country is
modified to enable tone telephone dialing via the built in speaker. In
other words, if you currently have only the options manual and modem in
the call slip pop up, Locale Fix will give you speaker as well. If the
current Locale Country is Australia, it is modified to specify that
distance is measured in km. For example, Locale Fix will give...

 Name  =  Micro Timer 1.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Micro Timer 1.0
 Size: 12K         Date:11/25/94        
 Description:
 Micro Timer 1.0 - MicroTimer is a small floating stopwatch for your Newton.
I came up with the idea for doing a stopwatch when I was doing some
benchmarks on different machines at work. I looked at some of the other
available timers and decided they didn't quite meet my needs, so decided
to write my own. MicroTimer was born! How does it work? First of all,
MicroTimer only counts up from 00:00:00 to whenever you stop it. To start
MicroTimer timing, press on the play button. It will then turn into a
pause button, which you can use to pause the timer. This then turns into a
play from pause button to resume timing. The stop button is available at
any time. Pressing it once stops the timer, and pressing it twice...

 Name  =  OpenTime 3
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:OpenTime 3
 Size:  8K         Date: 6/16/94        
 Description:
 OpenTime 3 - This simply little utility, when installed, will cause the
Dates application to automatically open to the current hour. To deinstall
it, simply remove the package from your newton. Note - No icon will appear
in the extras drawer after you install this utility! You will, however,
still see the name OpenTime-ALLAN when you use Remove Software (or
RemoveIt!). This way you can remove the package if you don't like it. This
version no longer contains the Grip of Death and is card friendly! Dates
now open to current time minus 2 hours (to see if you missed anything)!

 Name  =  Perth 1194
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Perth 1194
 Size: 82K         Date: 8/03/95        
 Description:
 Perth 1194 - Install Perth, and then in the upper left corner of your
Newton, you'll see 1194 Time. This is all you'll see once it's running. It
floats above all other applications. Press 1194 or Time for the time!

 Name  =  Pit 1.3
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Pit 1.3
 Size: 12K         Date: 6/23/94        
 Description:
 Pit 1.3 - I programmed PIT to time scripts and music in the storyboard
phase for Interactive multimedia projects, and for video productions. In
this version I have limited the number of intervals to 24 to reduce memory
needs. I have also added accumulated totals for the interval times. This
is necessary to help in the programming phase of multimedia where you need
to time intervals from a reference point. Pit is designed to time
intervals while the script or sound track is being played back or read.
The intervals collected are used to design each animation or set of images
for accurate storyboards.

 Name  =  Proxtime
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Proxtime
 Size:  5K         Date: 4/26/96        
 Description:
 ProxTime - ProxTime is a clock that tells the approximate time. When Newton
 has built-in speech synthesis, it will talk (hint, PIE/Apple). ProxTime is
 FreeWare, but not in the public domain.

 Name  =  QuickAlarm 0.4
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:QuickAlarm 0.4
 Size: 14K         Date: 2/28/95        
 Description:
 QuickAlarm 0.4 - QuickAlarm installs an Intelligent Assistance verb into
your Newton. With this verb, you can quickly and easily add new alarms to
your Newton Dates application. To use QuickAlarm, simply write alarm on
your NotePad and tap Assist. QuickAlarm will open. The QuickAlarm screen
has two fields for you to select and enter delay and reminder text. You
can write any number of minutes in this field, even several days or weeks
in the future. The Alarm text field allows you to enter the text to be
displayed when the alarm is triggered. QuickAlarm can place it's alarms in
the Schedule or the Day Note view of the Dates application. Expires 30
days after you install it, and will totally expire on 12/31/95.

 Name  =  Remguard 2.01
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Remguard 2.01
 Size: 21K         Date: 5/10/95        
 Description:
 Remguard 2.01 - RemGuard is a Newton MessagePad utitlity that helps prevent
missed appointment reminders posted by the MessagePad Dates application.
Normally, it is quite easy to miss Newton reminders. RemGuard makes sure
you don't miss reminders. Features - No need to turn RemGuard on and off.
If it is installed, it is on. No icon required in Extras drawer. Acts as
if it's part of the built-in software (no separate window). Keeps track of
any number of reminders (limited only by memory). Individual reminders may
be acknowledged. Individual reminders may be set to snooze for a specified
time. Number and volume of reminder beeps may be set as preference. Main
window may be hidden and reminders dealt with later. Actual meeting...

 Name  =  Salad 2.1
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Salad 2.1
 Size: 12K         Date:10/30/94        
 Description:
 Salad 2.1 - Salad is a program for Newton that will display the Julian Date
or Week Number in the Calendar / Dates program. A Julian date is in the
form of YYYYDDD. Example - 1994155 is June 4th, 1994. Kind of like a Star
Date. A Week number is just that. Week 1 starts on the first Sunday after
the New Year. Salad is multi-date aware, if you select a range of dates,
Salad shows the start and end date. Just tap or press and hold, on the
Date field and Salad will switch between the three date formats. New -
Changed the way of determining the first Sunday of the New Year. Now is
compatible with all languages and countrys.

 Name  =  Set24 1.4
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Set24 1.4
 Size:  8K         Date: 9/01/96        
 Description:
 Set24 1.4 - Patching a little hole in the Newton OS: Why doesn't 24-hour
mode stay on after a reset? I mean, if you had to re-enter your name and
address onto your MessagePad every time you ran out of memory, we'd all be
using Magic Links. Obviously, some information is reset-proof. Myself, I
tell time in 24-hour style. I want my personal digital assistant to
remember that without tapping six times after a reset. Set24 does just
that. Eventuall, a future OS upgrade will, too, but in the meantime you
can use this little ditty.

 Name  =  SetClock
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:SetClock
 Size: 13K         Date: 6/03/94        
 Description:
 SetClock - This small utility will set Newton's time by calling the
National Institute of Standards in Boulder, Colorado. It installs in the
Preferences roll and does not have an icon in the Extras drawer (although
you still use Remove Software to get rid of it.) The 'Options' button
brings up the Dialing slip which allows you to set your local area code,
as well as any dialing prefix, access code, or credit card information.
Tapping the 'Call' button initiates the call. Newton will hang up
immediately after receiving the time code. Now you can be sure that your
Newton's clock is always correct!

 Name  =  SmallTime 1.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:SmallTime 1.0
 Size:  7K         Date:11/15/93        
 Description:
 SmallTime 1.0 - SmallTime is a small app which lets you time events -
basically a tiny stop watch. It is as small as I thought I could make an
app and still have it be useful. I wanted something small to keep basic
time plus I wanted an exercise to learn the Newton programming
environment. Known limitations - It doesnt track hours but if someone asks
I will add it. If people are interested Ill add features such as actual
start time in time of day format and maybe even lap features.

 Name  =  TTime 1.3
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:TTime 1.3
 Size:  7K         Date:10/09/94        
 Description:
 TTime 1.3 - Ttime (tiny time) is a small program to give you a small
digital clock. It locates itself in the top left corner of the screen and
can be dragged to where ever. It updates the time every 60 seconds. No
need to restart it if you reset your Newton. It will automatically start.
Ttime floats above most all windows to stay visible. If it's not visible
over another floating window after 60 seconds, close and re-open it (tap
its Extra Drawer Icon twice). The top left placement was determined to be
where most Applications kept blank. However, there are a few that use that
spot, so you can drag it to where you want. There is no close box as it
would destroy the simplicity of Ttime. This program has been tested on...

 Name  =  TimeSquare
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:TimeSquare
 Size: 12K         Date: 8/03/95        
 Description:
 TimeSquare - This is a somewhat eccentric time, date and number entry
device. I've been very pleased with its ease of use, but your reaction
probably depends on your own individual taste. TimeSquare presents a large
rectangle in which 12:01AM is at the top left and 11:59PM is at the bottom
right. The hours grow down and the minutes grow to the right in 5 minute
intervals. Placing the pen down on the square will cause the text box at
the top to show what time the pen is on. Move the pen, without lifting it,
to the time you want to enter, Lift the pen and the last time you were on
will be entered into the text where you were working. You must have a
current insertion point. Also included in this upload is a...

 Name  =  Time and Temp
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Time and Temp
 Size: 55K         Date: 9/08/94        
 Description:
 Time & Temp - Time&Temp is a freeware program that will Speak the time and
temp. How to use -Tap the button once for the time. Tap twice for the time
& temperature. Note - If the temp is over 99 F. your PDA is hot ! The
program doesn't know how to say numbers greater than 99. This program is
by Dave Pompea - DMP Systems.

 Name  =  Time of Month 1.4 OS1.3
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Time of Month 1.4 OS1.3
 Size:152K         Date:10/16/96        
 Description:
 Time of the Month 1.4 - This version is for Newtons with OS 1.3 and is a
Mac archive. Time of the Month allows the Newton user to produce a paper
calendar, containing days that the user has added drawings or writing to.
TotM is great for use by teachers, Scout leaders or anyone who needs to
distribute a real month-at-a-time event type calendar to others. Time of
the Month is supported both on MessagePads running Newton 2.0, and those
running Newton 1.3. Optional import on start/export on exit. Start week on
any day. Tag printed month with date/time printed or date/time last
updated. Reworked memory usage, to reduce heap consumption.

 Name  =  Timer 2.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Timer 2.0
 Size: 11K         Date: 3/27/95        
 Description:
 Timer 2.0 - Timer is a very simply little application that puts a digital
timer on you Newton. Simply install it and open it from the extras drawer.
START/STOP - Starts or stops the timer. Reset - Reset the timer to
00:00:00. The close box does not stop the timer, it just closes the
window. Thetimer will not use any battery power when closes, nor will it
cause the Newton not to fall asleep.

 Name  =  Tiny Timer 1.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:Tiny Timer 1.0
 Size:  6K         Date:11/03/93        
 Description:
 Tiny Timer 1.0 - The thing that really surprised me about the built-in
applications in the Newton MessagePad was that there was no timer to time
phone calls, meetings or the usual items that we like to keep track of. As
a result, I threw together this simple timer for all of us Newton Pioneers
to use. It is indeed tiny, taking up just a small amount of the precious
real estate in the built-in RAM. This is kinda cool. Even if your Newton
MessagePad goes to sleep to save on batteries, the timer will keep
running. When you turn the Newt back on, you'll be pleasantly surprised to
see the time still ticking away. The interface is as simple as possible.

 Name  =  US 24H Clock
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:US 24H Clock
 Size:  5K         Date: 5/21/95        
 Description:
 US 24H Clock - This is a simple package at adds two items to the Locale
menu in the Newton's Prefs application. They are U.S.24 and U.S.Mil and
change nothing but the display method for time strings to a 24 hour clock
style. The Military variant does the adds a 0 to the morning times and a  H
where time suffixes are shown. U.S.24 will be set automatically on install
and anytime you re-insert a card -if that is where it is installed. I
suggest you install this package internally to avoid confusion.

 Name  =  WUW 2.73
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:WUW 2.73
 Size:113K         Date: 9/14/95        
 Description:
 WUW 2.73 - Wake Up Week will put up a window with a brief overview of the
next seven days (similar to the overview in the calendar application).
Using the scroll arrows at the bottom of WUW, (left and right) you can
move forward and backward one or more weeks. Clicking on the i button will
bring up a menu, from which you can access the prefs and about box. The
prefs allow you to determine the amount of time needed to trigger the app
(ie if you turn your newt on and off every 5 minutes, you don't want it to
pop up each time, so you could set it to 1 Hour, etc.). It will also allow
you to set WUW so that it only pops up at start up. Includes Birthday Add
and Register.

 Name  =  What'sUp 1.01
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 1.x:Calendars & Clocks:What'sUp 1.01
 Size: 25K         Date: 9/14/95        
 Description:
 What'sUp 1.01 - What'sUp is a small app that provides a week's overview of
the contents of Newt's calendar and to-do list. Using What'sUp is extrmely
simple since there's not much you can do. When it opens, What'sUp displays
an overview of the upcoming week. Within each day, notes are shown at the
top, then appointments, then to-do items. If there's more than will fit on
the screen, you can scroll using Newt's scroll arrows to see the
remainder. In the top-most day, which is always today, a little triangular
arrow appears of there are any appointments scheduled. It points to where
the time that What'sUp was opened falls in the list of appointments.

