ShuttleClock v1.0f Readme file
Author: Pierre Dragicevic

1. Description -------------------------------------------------------------

   ShuttleClock is a personal shuttle schedule manager that uses
   the SpiraClock vizualisation technique for short-term events.
   This version contains the regular schedules of Schuttle-UM from monday to
   friday as displayed at http://www.umd.edu/shuttle

   Contact: Pierre.Dragicevic@emn.fr

   Web: http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/spiraclock

   The 'Always on top' feature is developed by
   Oliver Pfeiffer (http://www.mysrc.net/eng/).

2. Changes since v1.0e -----------------------------------------------------

   * The 'Always on top' option is now implemented (Windows only).
   * Ability to move the window using 'shift' key.

3. Known bugs --------------------------------------------------------------

   * Moving hands too far (i.e. several months) will throw an exception
	 while they return to their original position.

4. Requirements ------------------------------------------------------------

   Java 1.3 or higher.

5. Installation ------------------------------------------------------------

   * If you don't have JavaTM 2 Runtime Environment v1.3 or higher,
	 install it from http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/jre/
   * Unzip shuttleclock.zip in your application folder (e.g. Program Files)
   * Make sure you are connected to internet so that ShuttleClock can download
	 shuttle schedules.
   * From the command line, go to shuttleClock directory and type:
	 'java -jar shuttleclock.jar'
	 You should have all the bus schedules listed.
   * Type 'java -jar shuttlecock.jar -help' to have a description of command
	 line options.

   Making a shortcut to shuttleclock (Windows):

   * Search for the file 'javaw.exe' in your java bin directory.
   * Make a shortcut to this file and rename it, e.g. 'ShuttleClock'.
   * Open 'ShuttleClock' properties window, and add in the text field
	 ' -jar shuttleclock.jar' together with schedule options (leave quotation
	 marks on the left, if any). Set the start directory to be shuttleclock's
	 directory.

   Using ShuttleClock offline:

   * Download last ShuttleUM schedules from
	 http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/spiraclock and save the file in your
	 shuttleclock directory.
   * Launch shuttleclock using -file option.

6. Using SpiraClock --------------------------------------------------------

   * Spiraclock Applets and Applications:

   - Looking ahead/backward in time: Drag the minute hand.
   - Fast looking ahead/backward: Drag the hour hand.
   - Resetting to current time: Move the mouse out of the component.
   - Changing time extent: Drag the spiral toward its center or its border.
   - Showing/hiding the digital clock or current date: use the contextual
	 menu (right button in Windows).

   * SpiraClock Applications only:

   - Adding/removing window borders: Double-click inside the window.
   - Resizing the clock: Drag window background toward spiral's center or
	 outside.
   - Moving the window: Shift-drag window background.
   - Using the contextual menu, you can also add/remove window borders, close
	 the window, or set it to be always on top. This last feature works only in
	 Windows platforms. Some window managers have this feature built-in.