>There *may* be a way to do this within autoexec.bat for whichever OSes
>you're using. Since time/date are system variables you should be able
>to use them to change to correct date. Just stick to month/day and add
>the year with something like "date $1 $2 2000" or some such in the
>appropriate format for your system/OS
>
>l.d.
I wouldn't know how to capture the system date for a .BAT file in DOS. I might
study REXX and find a way to do it for a .CMD file in OS/2. Unix ought to have
a way, Unix shells being so much more powerful than DOS shells. It would be
possible in DOS, and probably OS/2, to set the year to 2000 without changing the
month and day, using assembler language.
By the way, is it possible to view a .MES file offline with Arachne 1.67? I
keep getting Arachne load error, which didn't happen with previous Arachnes.
