The 'Alert settings' screen is shown below. This screen allows you to control
what happens when an event occurs; the type, name and volume of the sound, how long
the sound will last, how often it will repeat, etc. The links to the
right of the image will give further detail about specific functions of this screen.

Timing
Miscellaneous
Trigger
Vibrate on alert: This option will cause your device to vibrate
when the event happens, should it be supported by your Palm device. Some
devices use non-standard vibration functions, so mobileCLOCK will not be
able to trigger vibration in all cases. It is not possible to test
vibrate on the Alert Settings screen; it will only vibrate when an
event actually fires.
Override 'no sound/vibrate': This option tells mobileCLOCK to
to force the alarm sound or vibration, even if the system Alarm preference has been set to
suppress all sounds/vibration. Normally, mobileCLOCK will respect the system setting,
but this option can be used for any event where it is critical that the event
sounds be produced, regardless of any other settings. Note that Treo devices do not
have a single "Alarm" preference
setting, and instead they have separate settings for the Phone, Mail, Calendar,
MMS and SMS applications. On these devices, mobileCLOCK will respect the settings
for the "Calendar" application.
Enable seconds: If you don't need to set the Alarm/Timer to the second then
you can suppress the seconds display to clean up the screen somewhat.
Select timezone: Alarm events can be assigned to a specific timezone.
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