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Start the Terrible eye as you would any Microsoft Windows program. An attractive splash screen appears. Wait 5 seconds or click either mouse button to dismiss it.
Immediately an eyeball, the Terrible eye, will loom at the center of the Windows Desktop, it's steely gaze fixed upon the arrow cursor.
To reposition, drag-and-drop the Terrible eye. - OR - Right click on the Terrible eye for a popup configuration menu, then left click on a menu option to set check mark to enabled.
Configuration menu options: Startup
Display the Terrible eye Windows help file on startup. By default the help file is displayed every time the Terrible eye is invoked. Left click on this menu option to disable 'Show Help On Startup'. The Terrible eye
Windows help file can still be accessed at any time from the popup menu
option 'Help -> Help topics'.
Selection of this option causes the lurid splash screen to display prior to the apperance of the Terrible eye. By default the splash screen is displayed every time the Terrible eye is invoked. Left click on this menu option to disable 'Display Splash Screen'. Size
The Terrible eye's size can be set to small, normal or large using this menu option. Mode
The Terrible eye
can be repositioned on the Windows Desktop at any time using the drag-and-drop
method.
In Inertia Mode,
the Terrible eye can be drag-and-dropped anywhere on the Windows Desktop.
If the left mouse button is released while the cursor is in motion, the
Terrible eye continues moving at a rate of up to 100 pixels per second.
When the display's edge is encountered, the Terrible eye rebounds. Since
the Terrible eye is frictionless in this mode, it will slowly bounce around
the Desktop indefinitly.
In Inertia-Friction
Mode, the Terrible eye can be drag-and-dropped to any location on the Windows
Desktop. If the left mouse button is released while the cursor is in motion,
the Terrible eye continues moving across at unlimited speed. When the display's
edge is encountered, the Terrible eye rebounds. The Terrible eye is eventually
brought to a halt by friction in this mode.
In Inertia-Friction-Gravity Mode, the Terrible eye can be drag-and-dropped to any location on the Windows Desktop. If the left mouse button is released while the cursor is in motion, the Terrible eye continues moving across at unlimited speed. When the display's edge is encountered, the Terrible eye rebounds. In this mode, a gravitational force of 20 pixels per second per second will cause the Terrible eye to eventually bounce to rest on the Taskbar. Download
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