DigClk

DigClk Version 1.00 Installation Instructions:

1.  Download dclk100.zip to a temporary directory.

2.  Unzip the files into your temporary directory.

3.  If you have not already created a "classes" subdirectory for Java
    applets in the directory that contains your web page(s), please
    do so now.

4.  Create a subdirectory named "dcimages" in your "classes" directory.

5.  Copy DigClk.class to your "classes" subdirectory.

6.  Copy all of the "*.gif" files to the "dcimages" subdirectory.

7.  You should now have the "DigClk.class" file in your "classes"
    directory and a new subdirectory named "dcimages" under your
    "classes" directory which contains DigClk's graphic images.

8.  Now you need to add the following text to the web page that you
    want to run the DigClk applet:

    <APPLET CODEBASE="classes" CODE="DigClk.class" WIDTH=122 HEIGHT=29>
    There would be an applet here if your browser supported Java.
    </APPLET>

    NOTE:  If you install DigClk in a directory named other then
           "classes", you must use that name for the CODEBASE above.
           DigClk still expects to find it's graphics files in a
           subdirectory below that named "dcimages".

9.  You may now delete the files in the temporary directory.

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