Thundermonk Passwords v1.01
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by Richard G. Hallas

Usual boring PD notice:  This program may be
distributed freely as long as it is not sold for
profit etc. etc. and as long as all the files are
kept intact and not modified in any way.

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Actually, I don't care in the least if someone wants
to use a section of my code.  There's nothing that's
particularly clever in there (not in this program,
at least) but some of the procedures are ones I copy
between WIMP programs as I write them, and are quite
general in nature.  You may find the procedures
PROCdecidewindowposition and PROCreadvduvariables
of use, since they open any given window in the
exact centre of whichever screen mode the computer
is currently in.
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Thundermonk passwords:  These change every month,
which is why I wrote this little program.
All it does is display the current month's passwords
in a window on the screen.  As long as the window is
open, the program checks the month, so if you change
the month - with !Alarm, for example - the passwords
are updated.
If you press MENU in the window, you get a nice info
box. Closing the main window terminates the program.

I'm sorry to say that if you transfer Thundermonk to
hard disc, the password feature stops working, as
all the passwords become nonsense or blank. Don't
ask me why.  So if you want to use passwords, you'll
have to load off floppy.

Credits:  The passwords come from HacMan's column in
the March 1991 issue of The Micro User. Thanks, Hac!

Should you so wish, you may contact me at:
   31 Skelton Crescent,
   Crosland Moor,
   Huddersfield,
   West Yorkshire,
   HD4 5PN         Telephone:  (0484) 654186.

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This is version 1.01, with some minor modifications
to the Templates file which used to look messy in a
multisync mode. (Guess who's just got a Taxan 795!)
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That's all folks ...
                      Richard Hallas