What is it?                                               16.8.1994
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A small TOS program for CoNnect, so that your BBS or mailbox is set
to the exact, radio-controlled time.

Why did I produce it?
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You don't have a radio-controlled clock? Don't ask me why I wrote
this little program, because I do have one. But somehow I was in the
mood to write it and why should only users who have such a clock profit 
from it?

How does it work?
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First copy SETTIME.TTP to the Connect directory.

Then the following lines have to be inserted into the Connect script:

# Adopt time from the LOGIN sequence
# ----------------------------------
# Wait for the text 'Today is'
waitfor -t 10s 'Today is'
# Split up line into words and pass these to parameters 'a-h'
get -n 5s a b c d e f g h 
# So that the received words can are displayed
echo $a $b $c $d $e $f $g $h
# Call the program with time, date, difference
settime $g $d 4.0

That's it...

Oh yes, the time MUST be passed in the following format
SETTIME.TTP hh:mm:ss dd.mm.yyyy xx.zz

hh   -> means hour
mm   -> means minute
ss   -> means second

dd   -> means day
mm   -> means month
yyyy -> means year (2- or 4-digit!)

xx   -> means seconds that have to be added (due to transmission delay!)
zz   -> means the hundredth
This time MUST be specified with a decomal point! e.g.  "3.6"

Who did it?
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Ingo-M Brenzinger@kr.maus.de
