HOLIDAY LIST1 PAGE 1
New Year: NO
M.L.King : NO
Presidents: NO
March 13th : NO
Memorial: NO
Independence: NO
In the HOLIDAY Menus the Page # should say
“Page 1-4” but there was not enough room. T he
fact that the field is highlighted means that it can
be scrolled.
HOLIDAY LIST1 PAGE 1
Date: Jan 1
New Year: YES
M.L.King : NO
Presidents: NO
March 13th : NO
Memorial: NO
Independence: NO
To add a Holiday to the Holiday List T AB to the NO
field and SCROLL UP or DOWN so that “YES” is
displayed. This Holiday will now be on the list. Note
that the day of the holiday is now displayed at the
top of the list.
HOLIDAY LIST1 PAGE 3
Jan 1 1996: NO
Jan 1 1996: NO
Jan 1 1996: NO
Jan 1 1996: NO
Jan 1 1996: NO
Jan 1 1996: NO
Pages 3 and 4 of the Holiday list are for custom
entries. Note that the year of the entry may be set
so that it does not appear on the same date next
year which could be a different day of the week.
Ifyouwishittobeonthesamedayeveryyear
SCROLL DOWN while highlighting the default
year. T he Default year will then change to “ALL”
meaning that the same date every year will be a
holiday. The default year will change from time to
time with different versions of the clock.
Any change to an entry on the custom list will auto-
matically add a YES to the entry. To save the Holi-
day list EXIT f rom the menu and press ENTER on
YES when it asks if you wish to save.
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