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In article <1041@cooper.UUCP> joseph@cooper.UUCP (Joe Giannuzzi) writes:
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>So, my question is: How do I remove it (JClock) from the system???

There are two varieties of JClock floating around. The most recent version
is sometimes called "JClock.31", has a cute icon, and is installed by placing
it in the System Folder of your startup disk. Open up the System Folder, look
for a file called "JClock" or "JClock.31", and trash it. The next time you
boot, it should not appear. If you don't have a file called "JClock" in your
System Folder, you have two options:

1)If you have a copy of ResEdit and are not afraid to use it, do the following:
Run ResEdit. Open up the affected System Folder, select the System file, and
open it. Look for the resource type INIT and open it. Find the one that looks
something like this:
INIT "JClock" =4
and select it (the ID# might not be the same). Then, go to the Edit menu and
select Clear. Click on the close box for the INITs, and then click on the
close box for the System file. Save the changes when it asks you. Voila, the
next time you reboot, it should be gone.

2)If you don't have ResEdit or if you do but are afraid of it, look for a small
public domain program called "Remove JClock." I know it is available on CI$,
and I have a copy of it, but have no upload/download access at this site.
Remove JClock will perform the above surgery on your System file for you.





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