You can always use the sleep timer as a timer too. If you're awake
already, no big deal. If you're asleep, then you probably want the
alarm to wake you up and tell you when the time has expired I'd think.
Kim Lingo
At 02:56 AM 2/10/2010, you wrote:
Oc toe boo. That is sooooo annoying.
I also have the problem where cancel or okay don't turn the alarm
off unless you press it more than once.
I agree with the post about the music. I'l add: Songs that play
great on various mp3 players sound awful on the BookSense, even
having a high-pitched whine. I'd love to be able to use it
exclusively for music, but not as it is now.
Since some of us use the alarm kind of as a timer and not always for
the purpose of waking up, could that annoying "wake up" be
taken out of the alarm?
-Cay-
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