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| ADJCLOCK - Adjusts inaccurate PC-clocks. |
| By: Sverre H. Huseby, Norway. (SHH)      |
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Clock is a small TSR program that
displays the current time in the upper
right corner of the screen. It can be
programmed to ring an alarm at a given
time, and can be asked to display the
clock only when a hotkey is pressed
to not disturb others programs output.

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PCCLOCK 2.15b  - Digital clock sets date 
and time by modem to NIST (NBS) atomic clock 
in Boulder, CO. Quick, convenient, and very 
accurate. Also displays date and time in big 
digits in your choice of built-in designs or 
ones you create yourself. Easy to use and fun 
to watch - Boardwatch Magazine calls PCCLOCK 
"charming from front to back." Has 6-digit, 
12- or 24-hour display, chime, and alarm.

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PCLOCK v1.5  - A PC/AT DOS utility to
display an Analog Clock and Monthly Calendar.
Can be called by screen saver programs. Time
and date are set from the system clock. Press
any key or mouse button to exit. Use the DOS
command line to set colors (examples: "pclock
magenta on cyan" or "pclock blue on white").
Requires an EGA or VGA color monitor. Written
by Robert Lindsay Wells. Freeware.

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UsTime v1.1 - (C)opyright by Roel Sarceno of Video ViSion BBS
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Do you belong to a network and wasn't able to received the mail
because you missed the "MAIL HOURS"?  You have a scheduler program,
but wasn't able to run on the correct time and\or day because your
computer time and date was set wrong?  Are you expecting a fax and
wasn't able to received it due to computer system time not
synchronize with the remote end? Does your bbs runs only on certain
hours ?  Can you afford $1.80 or $7.80 a year to synchronized your
computer time with US Naval Observatory?

If you answer yes to any of the question above then the solution to
your nightmare is "UsTime".  UsTime will automatically updates your
computer time base on the US Naval Observatory up to a single second.

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