Commodore Amiga - Page 92

The leftmost digits of the date are the number of the month, the middle
digits are the day of the month, and the rightmost digits are the last two
digits of
the year. The time is shown using a 24- hour clock.
Note that if any of the numbers is as large as it can be, increasing it
increases the value for the next larger interval of time. For example, if the
value for the hours is 11 and the value for the minutes is 59, increasing the
digit 9 for the minutes leaves you at 12:00. Conversely, decreasing a value
that
is as small as it can be decreases the value for the next smaller interval
of
time.
Key Repeat Speed
To make keys on the keyboard repeat more quickly when you hold down a
key, drag
the arrow on the slider labeled Key Repeat Speed to the right. To
slow down the rate at which keys repeat, drag the arrow to the left.
Key Repeat Delay
When you hold down a key that repeats, there is a delay before the key
begins
repeating. To increase this delay, drag the arrow on the slider
labeled Key Repeat Delay to the right. To decrease the delay, drag the
arrow to the left.
Mouse Speed
The three settings for mouse speed let you change how far the Pointer
moves when you move the mouse. The settings I, 2, and 4 are the number
of inches you move the mouse to move the Pointer roughly a third of the
way across the display. The larger the number, the more room you need
for the mouse.
Reference 7-3