 Name  =  AlarmClock 2.6
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:AlarmClock 2.6
 Size: 22K         Date: 7/09/97        
 Description:
 AlarmClock 2.6 - AlarmClock 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! Requirements - Any Newton running Newt OS 2.0. Users with
1.x Newtons should upgrade instead to version 1.3 of AlarmClock.

 Name  =  AlarmPak 1.4.2
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.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  =  AlarmPak 2.01
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:AlarmPak 2.01
 Size:250K         Date:12/28/96        
 Description:
 AlarmPak 2.01 - is a great utility that enhances the built-in alarm
function of the Newton. A must have! $15 shareware. Free update for
registered users. For Newton OS, 2.0 only. 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  =  Alarmed and Dangerous 1.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Alarmed and Dangerous 1.0
 Size: 46K         Date: 2/04/97        
 Description:
 Alarmed and Dangerous 1.0 - This software is for Newton 2.0 Newtons ONLY.
Alarmed and Dangerous is a set of enhancements to the Alarm features of
the Newton, desgined to make them more usable and noticable. It lets you
iconify messages, set the duration and frequency of the alarm sounds, and
automatically ignore or iconify certain alarms and notifications. It also
improves the snooze function and adds several new alarm sounds.

 Name  =  BabyTimer 1.02
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:BabyTimer 1.02
 Size:  5K         Date:10/22/96        
 Description:
 BabyTimer 1.02 - is a small freeWare app I wrote for someone whose wife was
having a baby. Since the newton lacked a useful stopwatch, I wrote an
application that will time and record the start/stop times for
contractions, and will calculate the duration and frequency of the
contractions. Requires Newtons with OS2.0. By Nico teWinkel, Ranch
Computing.

 Name  =  Calendar Marker 3.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Calendar Marker 3.0
 Size: 12K         Date: 4/05/96        
 Description:
 Calendar Marker 3.0 - 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? You
know, just like those $50 pocket organizers that put boxes around
anniversary dates, and little marks at the top or bottom of a day with a
meeting in the morning or afternoon? 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 updates the display when you
change (move, delete) or make a new appointment. It then draws a box
around (or a line under any day with a day note, and places a small...

 Name  =   Calendars-Clocks by name
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.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 2.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  =  Eclipse
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Eclipse
 Size:  5K         Date: 2/07/96        
 Description:
 Eclipse - Believe it or not, every time you turn on the Newton 2.0 it
checks whether a solar eclipse is scheduled to happen on that day and, if
it is, it runs a neat graphic of the correct type of eclipse. Frankly, I'm
really impressed with this level of frivolity. Eclipse is also frivolous.
If you are like me and don't know when the next solar eclipse is, and
anyway don't want to wait, Eclipse will let you run the four built-in
Eclipse graphics any time you want..

 Name  =  EuroDSTPatch 2.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:EuroDSTPatch 2.0
 Size:  6K         Date:10/28/96        
 Description:
 EuroDSTPatch 2.0 - Until last year, european dalight saving time (dst)
stopped on the last sunday in september. This year this was changed, it
now stops on the last sunday in october. This little program patches the
dst stop month accordingly. Launch EuroDSTPatch and press the 'Change'
button. That's all! You can view the change in the Time Zone application.
EuroDSTPatch only runs under NOS 2.0! Version 2.0 - The first version
worked, but caused a problem in the Time Zone application, this has been
fixed in version 2.0. With the new version, you can also remove the patch.

 Name  =  FlashClock 2.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:FlashClock 2.0
 Size: 18K         Date: 5/21/97        
 Description:
 FlashClock 2.0 - Clock Display for the Newton MessagePad. FlashClock is a
small application that displays the time when you turn on your Newton
device. An extension allows you to modify settings for the clock such as
font, size, and style. The clock display can be placed anywhere on the
screen and can be made to be persistent. FlashClock 2 is only available
for Newton OS 2.0 and 2.1 and has been tested on an MP130 and MP2000. No
testing on MP120 or eMate300 has been done, but no foreseeable problems
exist at this time.

 Name  =  Flight
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Flight
 Size: 11K         Date: 8/19/96        
 Description:
 Flight - A Newton 2.0 Dates Extension - Trying to schedule my first couple
of business flights in corporate America, I found myself trying to record
flight information as a meeting in Dates (since I haven't purchased any
other travel packages yet, and maybe won't have to). So, I put together
this Dates extension which solved my problem. Yeh, you could add more info
and have it integrate more with other apps, but you'll have to do that
yourself! This extension follows almost exactly the standard 2.0 meeting
interface. The package will install in the Extensions folder on the
default store. This type of extension SHOULD be placed on the internal
store (NOT on a card). After installation, select the package in...

 Name  =  Flight2
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Flight2
 Size: 11K         Date: 1/23/97        
 Description:
 Flight Info - A Newton 2.0 Dates Extension. Trying to schedule my first
couple of business flights in corporate America, I found myself trying to
record flight information as a meeting in Dates. So, I put together this
Dates extension which solved my problem. Yeh, you could add more info and
have it integrate more with other apps, but you'll have to do that
yourself! This extension follows almost exactly the standard 2.0 meeting
interface (rotation, alarm defaults, etc.).

 Name  =  Holidays 1997
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Holidays 1997
 Size:  6K         Date: 1/27/97        
 Description:
 Holidays 97 1.0 for Newton! - This NewtonOS 2.0-only application adds the
twenty-seven U.S. Holidays to your Newton calendar for 1997. The program
won't let you add holidays twice or remove holidays that you have already
removed. Although these are U.S. Holidays, this program works with
European Newtons as well.

 Name  =  Holidays 1998
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Holidays 1998
 Size: 13K         Date:11/18/97        
 Description:
 Holidays 1998 - Toad Hollow Software Co. is pleased to announce the release
of Holidays98, a NewtonOS 2.0 freeware utility that adds eighty U.S. civil,
Christian, and Islamic holidays to the Newton datebook. These holidays are
entered in the datebook just as if you added them in the usual way, so
after adding them, this package can safely be removed from your Newton.

 Name  =  Jewish Holidays 2.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Jewish Holidays 2.0
 Size:  7K         Date: 1/27/97        
 Description:
 Jewish Holidays 2.0 - This Newton OS 2.0-only application adds the top nine
 Jewish Holidays to your Newton calendar for any year from now until 2001.
Just check the years for which you want to add Jewish Holidays and tap the
Add button. Removing the holidays for any year is just as easy as tapping
the Remove button. The program won't let you add holidays twice or remove
holidays that you already deleted. Version 2.0 adds support for European
date formats allowing use of Jewish Holidays in the U.K. and Germany. The
following holidays are included Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot Shemini
Atzeret/Simchat Torah, Hanukkah, Purim, Pesach (Passover), Last two days
of Pesach (Passover), Shavuot.

 Name  =  KW 3.2
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.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 2.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  =  PIMple 2.7
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:PIMple 2.7
 Size: 30K         Date: 8/25/97        
 Description:
 PIMple 2.7 - Display AND Schedule your Meetings, Events and Todos from a
small desktop calendar. For NOS 2.0 only. PIMple will put a 'PIM button
onto your backdrop application. Tap it and a Month view picker will appear
in the upper left corner of the Newt that automatically pops up the
current day's schedule. Pick any date to display that day's schedule. It
will also show SPACES between meetings not scheduled directly after
another and show meetings with CONFLICTING times using a -- ! ! next to
them. Tapping items on the popup schedule: a) If you tap the Date header,
then Calendar App will open and show the selected Day View. b) If you tap
the Todo header, then Calendar App will open and show the Todo List...

 Name  =  Proxtime
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.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  =  Px
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Px
 Size: 12K         Date: 6/27/96        
 Description:
 Px - This Dates extension was designed for those procedure-oriented docs
(not the cognitive type docs) who would like to add a little more
information to their surgical meetings. It follows almost exactly the
standard 2.0 meeting interface (rotation, defaults, etc.). The package
will install in the Extensions folder on the default store. This type of
extension SHOULD be placed on the internal store (NOT on a card). After
installation, select the package in the Extras drawer, press the routing
button, and file the package in the internal store. This package is
shareware $5. For Newton 2.0.

 Name  =  Roosta-1.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Roosta-1.0
 Size: 50K         Date: 8/24/97        
 Description:
 Roosta 1.0 - Fun and friendly alarm clock for the Newton OS. Have you ever
mistakenly set an alarm for 7 pm instead of 7 am? Ever need to set an alarm
 for just the weekdays? Roosta can solve these problems and more. Roosta is
a fun and friendly alarm clock with powerful features and options.
Minimizes AM/PM alarm mistakes with visual cues. Set alarm for one time,
weekdays, weekends, or everyday. Use icons to control alarm settings. Can
turn on backlight with alarm. Comes with loud crowing rooster sound. Alarm
sound gradually gets louder. Choose wake up sound. Quick access to
preferences. Use Roosta sounds in other applications. NewtonID aware but
not required. Easy to use. Roosta is available for Newton OS 2.0 and...

 Name  =  Set24 1.4
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.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  =  Sidereal 1.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Sidereal 1.0
 Size:  8K         Date: 2/11/97        
 Description:
 Sidereal 1.0 - is a small time utility for the Newton that automatically
computes and displays the local mean sidereal (astronomical) time based
upon the home location that is set in the Time Zones application, and the
time from the Newton's internal clock. Sidereal should work with all
versions of the Newton OS and requires approximately 6K of storage. Tap on
the Sidereal icon in your Extras drawer to bring up the sidereal clock
display. This display shows the current local mean sidereal time (LMST) in
hours and minutes, and updates automatically. By setting your I am here
location in the Time Zones application and your local time in the Clock
application, Sidereal will compute and display the appropriate...

 Name  =  Snoozey 2.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Snoozey 2.0
 Size: 19K         Date: 3/11/97        
 Description:
 Snoozey 2.0 - is a Dates enhancement that allows alarms to have snooze
values of 5 minutes, 9 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, 4
hours, 8 hours, 12 hours, 1 day, 2 days, 3 days, 5 days and 1 week. When
an an alarm/reminder goes off hit the Snooze button and pick a choice.

 Name  =  TimeIt-2.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:TimeIt-2.0
 Size: 32K         Date:10/16/97        
 Description:
 Time It 2.0 - Easy to use timer alarm and stopwatch. Features Quick input
of time, Time up to over 100 hours (>4 days). Timer alarm wakes up Newton.
Can set repeating alarms. Maintain list of times. Digital wristwatch alarm
sound included. Compatible with Sound Icons. Use as a stopwatch. Quick
access to preferences. Includes Help book. NewtonID aware but not
required. Requirements. Time It is available for Newton OS 2.0 and 2.1. It
has been tested on a MessagePad 2000 and MessagePad 130. No testing on a
MessagePad 120 or eMate 300 has been done, but no foreseeable problems
exist at this time.

 Name  =  Time of Month 1.4 OS2.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Time of Month 1.4 OS2.0
 Size:148K         Date:10/16/96        
 Description:
 Time of the Month 1.4 - This version is for Newtons with OS 2.0, 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 Watch 1.0
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:Timer Watch 1.0
 Size:115K         Date: 9/08/97        
 Description:
 Timer Watch 1.0 - is a timer and stop-watch application for the Newton. So
why would you want to use your Newton as a stop-watch? Because Timer Watch
is much more than a regular stop-watch. With Timer Watch you can run the
clock forwards or backwards, select a start time other than zero,
permanently add start times other than zero, record split times, record
time differences between splits, save split times and time differences to
the Notes application, print and fax split times and time differences,
choose how split differences are calculated, choose between 3 different
time displays: hours and minutes, hours minutes and seconds and hours
minutes seconds and hundreths of seconds. Timer Watch. Requires Newton...

 Name  =  WhatsUp 1.2
 Path =  PDA11:NOS 2.x:Calendars & Clocks:WhatsUp 1.2
 Size: 24K         Date: 4/15/96        
 Description:
 What'sUp 1.02 - 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. This
update is for 2.0 users.

