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In article <35702.25A1C034@cmhgate.FIDONET.ORG> ADAM.FRIX@f200.n226.z1.FIDONET.ORG (ADAM FRIX) writes:
>D. Andrew Reynhout writes:
> 
>DAR>   I never use the alarm clock DA...well, never until tonite.  It went
>off,
>DAR> and rather than the usual meaningless
>DAR> apple-blink/inversion, I have an apple that alternates with
>DAR> a little clock with lines coming out of it.
> 
>That sounds like the alarm clock in SuperClock!  Check your control panel, 
>I'll bet you've got SuperClock! installed and the alarm set to ring. 
>You'll know the alarm's set to ring if you see the clock with the lines
>coming out of it under "Alarm" in the cdev.  Simply click on the clock,
>and the lines will go away--and the alarm's turned off.
> 
>--Adam--

   Although I had forgotten installing SuperClock! the day before, my REAL
question was buried several levels deep, and throughly obscure to everyone
except two people, apparently.  Mea culpa.

   I was really questioning HOW another piece of software got the ability to
muck about with the now-named "Notification Manager" in the first place.  It
seems to be a System 6.0.x modification that I somehow missed mention of.  (I
really should READ all that stuff that gets sent to me, eh?)

   Thanks to all who replied!
   Andrew

PS: Without reposting the article, does anyone have any information as to what
I can do to fix my Mac Plus' screen problems?  I have recieved no replies as of
yet.  Thx in advance.
-- 
   Andrew Reynhout   (Internet: reynhout@wpi.wpi.edu)
                     (Bitnet: reynhout@wpi.bitnet)
 "The advertisements say the pleasure's everlasting.  Must be dead and gone to
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