Fog Library Disk FOG-DOS.356
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A program to ensure your system clock is set to the correct
time and a replacement for the DOS PAUSE command.

Filename     Description
-01-10  .90  This is the release date of the disk.
-DOS356 .DOC This is the description of the disk contents.
TIMESET .EXE 124479 ver. 4.20    [Time Set 1 of 7]
             Use this to set your computer with the Naval Observatory's
             Time service. This version has an interrupt-driven time and
             date display that is concurrent with dialing, data gathering
             from the Naval Observatory and other program activities. Thus
             a running display of the current time is always available.
             On-line help is included.
CLKDRV  .SYS   1633 ver. 4.20    [Time Set 2 of 7]
             A clock driver by Tom Strickland for automatically passing
             time and date between the DOS clock/calendar and nearly all
             real-time clocks except the AT CMOS. Just add it to your
             CONFIG.SYS (if your clock is not AT CMOS or clone).
CONFIGTS.EXE  51851 ver. 4.20    [Time Set 3 of 7]
             Version 1.1 of the program for configuring TIMESET.
DOSTIME .COM    567 ver. 4.20    [Time Set 4 of 7]
             Strickland's program for reading the DOS clock/calendar
             without having to use the TIME and DATE commands. Displays
             time and date together without prompting you for changes.
REALTIME.COM    879 ver. 4.20    [Time Set 5 of 7]
             Strickland's program for reading time and date from a non-
             CMOS real-time clock while in DOS.
RTCLOCK .COM   1087 ver. 4.20    [Time Set 6 of 7]
             Strickland's program for transferring time and date between
             DOS and a non-CMOS real-time clock. Works in either direction
TIMSET42.DOC  93340 ver. 4.20    [Time Set 7 of 7]
PAWS    .EXE  30337 ver. 1.40    [Pause replacement 1 of 2]
             A replacement for the DOS PAUSE command for use in batch
             files. It offers a creative alternative to the "press any
             key". The actual message displayed defaults to "Press Any Key
             to Continue" but you can change it to read anything you like.
PAWSDOC .COM  17963 ver. 1.40    [Pause replacement 2 of 2]