My Reply follows quote. On 22/12/2002 14:39 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brandon Davis) >><snip> I used to run a program called Autoclock to keep my desktop time >>settings >><snip> Got the file, installed on SE/30 running 7.1 and OT. Netchronometer >>68k version seems to do not a thing. Opens OK, but has no menu options other >>than Edit Custom Servers. > >I downloaded the latest version 1.4.8 of Netchronometer, and it didn't work >either. Everything was grayed out except the Edit Custom Servers function >...and if I tried to add a time server with that, as soon as I tried to >save, the application would crash. > >Obviously, it wouldn't set the time, either. > >So I googled around, and found and downloaded the Network Time cp (by Pete >Resnick, v.2.0.1), and that works perfectly on an SE30/33 using System 7.1 >and an Asante NIC. I had to try a couple of different NTP servers before one >worked. > >You can set this cp to conveniently set the time on startup. Try it, prob'y >work for you. It was on a Tucows server. Or I can email you the original >download. ------- Thanks for the recommendation. Found and installed Network Time cp. Works great.
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