TAD and Ruud's clock program was just too pretty to ignore.

ENTRY.ASM is my crunched version of their original code. It does not pass
the tester program because some pixels are in slightly different places
due to floating point rounding errors.

CLOCK.ASM takes even more liberties with the rules. It uses video mode
6Ah for 800x600 graphics (My Compaq 1240 laptop does a terrible job of
displaying 640x480 images.) This is a standard VESA mode that works for
most video displays, although the standard is not followed as
consistently as it is for normal VGA modes. Windows (not surprisingly)
has a problem with this mode when flipping between screens--such as when
a screen saver pops up.

Perhaps you can improve on these programs.

Have fun!
Boreal
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