

;WHAT HAPPENS AT THE END OF LOADING VISTA?
;
;ViSta is now is ready to be shown, but hasnt been yet. It
;will be by the :do-idle loop, if *hide-vista* is still nil,
;which it is at this point
;
;the idle loop below is there because putting actions in the 
;loop causes them to not occur until all other code 
;processing is done, including the code in files referred 
;to when vista is run. Thus if we have
;     vista.exe -f utility\visclock\visclock.lsp  
;then visclock.lsp is processed at the end of the code. Then, 
;when everything finally becomes idle, the code in do-idle is run.
;
;*hide-vista* is nil, which means that ViSta will not be shown
;when do-idle starts unless *hide-vista* is changed to true.
;this can be done by the code referred to in the -f option:
;     vista.exe -f utility\visclock\visclock.lsp  
;sets *hide-vista* to t so that only the clock is seen.
