alarm clock

[william mcintyre]

if i turn my computer off, will the alarm still come on
at the time i set?

[David Candy]

What alarm. XP doesn't have any.

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"william mcintyre" > wrote in message =
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> if i turn my computer off, will the alarm still come on=20
> at the time i set?

[Rick \Nutcase\ Rogers]

Hi David,

The new toys in Digital Media Plus! for WMP do.

However, if the pc is turned off it certainly isn't going to work.

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"David Candy" > wrote in message =
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What alarm. XP doesn't have any.

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"william mcintyre" > wrote in message =
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> if i turn my computer off, will the alarm still come on=20
> at the time i set?

[Crusty \(-: Old Bastard :-\)]

You're kidding, right?

"william mcintyre" > wrote in message
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> if i turn my computer off, will the alarm still come on
> at the time i set?

[Sharon F]

william mcintyre wrote:
> if i turn my computer off, will the alarm still come on
> at the time i set?

Maybe. Does your BIOS support "Wake on RTC"? If yes, use it to start the
computer at a certain time. Use a program to automatically log your account
on. Configure the alarm clock program to run at startup and everything
should fall into place. Wouldn't it be easier to just use a regular alarm
clock?


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