SKEDULER by W3KM

SKEDULER is a multiple alarm clock, with a countdown timer function. Up to 40 alarms
can be set in each sequence. If you need more than 40, make a second skeds table and save
it to a second filename, then load it at the appropriate time. The date and time of each
alarm is entered into the schedule form.

Option selections and HELP are available by using the right-mouse click function on the
main part of the Skeduler screen. You can move the application anywhere on the desktop
and save the position. The Skeds Table form can be re-sized to fit your video resolution.
The size/position is saved when you click {Done}.

Select UTC time format and the UTC hour offset is applied to the alarm function. This allows
the PC system clock to remain in the local time mode, as it does in all of my loggers.

A comment field is entered on the appropriate line while filling in the skeds table and is
displayed when the alarm triggers. Ex: [ 2015: 10368.100 with K1WHS, beam 45, me even min. ].
The comments field is limited to 60 characters max.

The alarm is selectable for either a silent alarm or wave file alarm. You can use your own
wave file, although it must be named <alarm.wav>. If you select the continuous alarm function,
the alarm wave file will run continuously until you press the [Stop] button. The <stop.wav>
file is a dummy file used to stop the continuous alarm. No stop file = no stop. A selectable
option is used to display the Alarm message box or not.

An option to disable the Alarm window`s `Close` button is available. When the alarm goes off,
an `active` close button can be selected by default while typing in a logger - this closes
the alarm window before you get to read it. With the `Close` button disabled, you can move the
alarm window off to the side, out of the way, but still visible. Upper-X closes the alarm
window and saves the size/position.

This application will run in the minimized mode. The alarm time (or status) is displayed in
the system tray.