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

 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........;-))

 RJT> As do I.    But it's not in there.  I've looked through
 RJT> all of the folders on my desktop,  and all of the folders
 RJT> 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?

If you have my GetSet.cmd script, then you should be able to find it by
searching for "clock".   If not, then GetSet created this script to create my
system clock (WARP 3):

/************************************************************
 ** Rexx Script to Create ObjectID: 
 ** Created via GetSet.Cmd  Version  1.75
 ** by Jack Stein - Jack's Free Lunch BBS 1:129/171
 **
 ** NOTE: This duplicates 
 **
 ** Edit "OBjectID" VAR if you want new objectID
 ** Edit "Loc" VAR to place object in different folder
 ** The "TITLE" setting should match the NAME VAR.
 ** "Loc" must be an existing FOLDER ObjectID
 **
 ** IF you know legal settings for objects, you can
 ** add any you want, use this as a template etc.
 ** Make SURE you are familar with settings and how
 ** OBJECTS work.  See WPTools19.ZIP for more information
 ***********************************************************/
/***  Load Rexx Utilities  ***/
call RxFuncAdd 'SysLoadFuncs','RexxUtil','SysLoadFuncs'
call SysLoadFuncs
/************************************************/
/***  Setup Strings  ***/
Type  = "WPClock"
Name  = "System Clock"
Loc   = ""
/************************************************/
/***  Setup Options Strings  ***/
Options =,
         'TITLE=System Clock;'||,
         'NOCOPY=YES;'||,
         'NODELETE=YES;'||,
         'NOPRINT=YES;'||,
         'HIDEBUTTON=DEFAULT;'||,
         'MINWIN=DEFAULT;'||,
         'CCVIEW=DEFAULT;'||,
         'DEFAULTVIEW=1659;'||,
         'OBJECTID=;'
/************************************************/
/***  Create Object ***/
 
Rcode = SysCreateObject(type,name,loc,options,'U')
 
if Rcode = 1 then say name||" created in: "loc
else say name||" *not* created."
 
/**************  End of Script  **************/

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

This is true, it is a special object, as are many, like the startup folder and 
so on.
                                              Jack 
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