Peter Knapper wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:

 PK> Hi Roy,

 RJT> At one point here I had the "system clock" showing up on the 
 RJT> desktop.  Not only is it not there any more,  but I can't even 
 RJT> seem to find an icon in the current setup to access it!

 PK> My Warp 3 machine has the "System Clock" located in the System 
 PK> setup Folder, but I can't remember if the Warp 3 install placed 
 PK> it there or I moved it there (I tend to move things around how 
 PK> I like........;-))

As do I.    But it's not in there.  I've looked through all of the folders
on my desktop,  and all of the folders that are in them,  and it's just not in 
there!  Weird...

 RJT> Can somebody point me to the right file here (Warp Connect),  
 RJT> and suggest what I'd need to do to re-create the icon in its 
 RJT> default location?

 PK> Its not a standard Program Object, its heavily customised with 
 PK> no obvious reference to the executable.

Hmm.

 PK> I dont usually bother with the "System Clock", I prefer to use 
 PK> Rick Papo's "System Resources" tool (also known as Memsize) on 
 PK> ALL my OS/2 Desktops. This can be configured to display all 
 PK> sorts of useful information about your system, including the 
 PK> current date/time.

Since you mentioned that,  I happen to have something on the desktop called
"Infoline" that displays some useful info as well.  I just checked it out, 
and there's a display date/time option that I had unchecked,  so it's
currently doing the job for me.

I'm still a little puzzled as to where the other one went,  though.

 PK> I was runing V3.30 released in 1997 up until a few weeks ago 
 PK> when I visited Ricks Web site (http://www.msen.com/~rpapo/) and 
 PK> discovered that while 3.31 was the "current" release, he 
 PK> released V4.0 as beta in August 1999 with a mass of extra 
 PK> features and changes. I picked that up but found a small 
 PK> problem with the disk space monitor code not bypassing my CD 
 PK> changer and forcing the changer to scan through all the CD's 
 PK> every few minutes (even though it was configured to ignore 
 PK> those drive letters). Rick is looking at that at the moment, 
 PK> but otherwise I think it is an excellent freeware product, even 
 PK> if I dont need 12 of the 13 language files he provides with 
 PK> it.......;-)

 PK> The "current" release is MEMSZ331.ZIP, about 640Kb.

I don't seem to have that here.  Care to email it?  I'm trying a new thingy
here,  "incoming%tanstaaf@frackit.com",  which should bypass hassles with the
limits of message bases entirely -- it stuffs things into a disk file and
doesn't bother trying to gate it to the fido side.  

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