Hints for WMTime

Generic
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WMTime supports 8 commandline options:

	-h (help);
	-v (prints version);
	-display (display);
	-d, -digital (digital clock);
	-geometry (set geometry);
	-n, -noseconds (disable the second hand);
	-l (set locale);
	-c (set color)

WMTime can lauch 3 user definable commands for left, middle and
right mouse button clicks, which you can define in ~/.wmtimerc,

left: mycommand-1 &
middle: mycommand-2 &
right: mycommand-3 &

If wmtime detects a ~/.wmtimerc file, it will launch your defined
command(s) when you click in the clock display area.

WMtime can realtime 'morph' it's UI from analog <> digital,
simply left click in either the DAY or DATE gadget ;-)

Be sure to drag WMTime on it's outer edges, WMTime is a bit picky
due to the large gfx pixmap it keeps ;-)


WindowMaker
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WindowMaker users simply drag and drop the WMTime dock.app on
the WindowMaker Dock (preferred) or on the Clip, click
'Settings...'  from the rightmouse button Dock popupmenu, and
select 'Start when Window Maker is started'.


Afterstep
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Afterstep users put the following in their .steprc
"Wharf wmtime - MaxSwallow "wmtime" wmtime &".

Note: AfterStep's Wharf has a problem with pixmaps that are
larger than 60x60 pixels. Please tell the AfterStep authors
to fix this, this is not our fault, but a Wharf problem!


Other WindowManagers
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For other windowmanagers, WMTime runs nicely as a 64x64 shaped
icon on your desktop.