I use EverydayOrganiser on my Amiga 1230 and now I want to use it on my Pegasos, but date en time are rubbish! I have an MahJong-game with a timer but it doesn't work. What to do?
Is it a bug or have to install some library?
Who can help me?

It can be that both program are hitting old custom registers. You can check that if u look at the ramdebuglog (use the getramdebulog tool from the mos1.3 cd /contributions).

Timers should not made _any_ problems (else the whole system couldn't work :). So propably this programs are not coded os-friendly.

Can u tell me what MahJong-game u're using... so I could check it too.

regards,
tokai

hmm... I've just checked EveryDayOrganizer... it looks so far okay for me. What do you mean with rubbish?

Maybe you need to set "Time" and "Locale" prefs in the Systemprefsprogram.


regards,
tokai

Sorry for answering so late. I thought that I already send an answer, but it never appears here.
When I open EverydayOrganiser I got as date <86,76,2003>
When I click on a date the calender it jumps to another year instead of placing it in On-Time.
I've already used Snoopdos but I can't find what is going wrong. I've controlled Time and Locale.

The MahJong is from Aminet: MahJonggTiles, it gives no time.

regards: Tom