COMMAND : Date
   FORMAT  : DATE [<date>][<time>][TO|VER<name>]
   TEMPLATE: DATE DATE,TIME,TO=VER/k

   DESCRIPTION :
        To display the current date and time or set the system date or time.
   DATE takes the form of DD-MMM-YY and TIME takes the form of HH:MM:SS in
   twenty-four hour format. You should use leading zeroes (ie, 08 instead
   of just  8 ). If you don't set the date the restart disk validation
   process sets the system date to the date of the most recently created
   file.  The earliest date you can set is 01-Jan-78.

   VER or TO go before the name of a file to be used for verification (ie,
   to which the date is sent).

   EXAMPLES :

   DATE
    Will display the current date.

   DATE 03-Mar-86
    Will set the date to March third of 86.

   DATE 03-Mar-87 23:35:00
    Will set the system date and time.

   DATE tomorrow
   Sets the system date to one day ahead of the last system
   date saved.

   DATE TO ZAP
   Sends the current time and date to the file ZAP.


   1.3 ENHANCEMENTS

      The one change is that you can omit the "leading zeroes" in the
   date, so you can enter either
   DATE 03-MAR-86
   or
   DATE 3-MAR-86


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