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     Timer Clock; THE Replacement for CNet's "T" Command HISTORY FILE
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=== v2.11 ===

    - Release Date: May 5, 1997!
    - Bug Fixes:
        - CNet Amiga, v4.26e introduced Time Stamps in the OLM messages, so
          a new Hybrid ARexx SendOLM routine had to be written.

=== v2.10 ===

    - Release Date: March 21, 1997!
    - Bug Fixes:
        - The 3.05c SysOps let me know that the OLM's were NOT working for
          them. Although they were working ok on CNet 4.xx, the header format
          differed on 3.05c. The file is now PROPERLY v3.xx/v4.xx aware.
        - There was a wierd "version string" spill in the display after the
          OLM was displayed. It didn't appear if the OLM was sent from the
          parent file, however when sent from the offspring file, it would. I had
          initially thought it had something to do with the ADDRESS CNETREXX
          usage, but further testing proved that it was the fault of the
          BBSIDENTIFY command. If used from the offspring, the version spill
          would occur, but when moved to the parent process, then passed to
          the offspring with the other info, it cleared that problem up!

=== v2.00 ===

    - Release Date: March 13, 1997!
    - Now includes TIMERS:
        - Count-Down Timer: Used in exactly the same way as a cooking timer,
            where you specify an AMOUNT of time(in minutes) to be timed.
        - Time-Of-Day Timer: Used in exactly the same way as an Alarm Clock,
            where you specify the TIME you'd like to be notified.
      Once set, a background task is launched to "tick off" the minutes. When
      the appropriate time has come, a System OLM message is sent to the user
      that created the timer. Will even stay active if the user loses carrier
      or logs off, then logs back on BEFORE the time is up, even if they log
      on to a different PORT.

=== v1.6 ===

    - Nothing big here. Just updating this file into my 3.x base.
    - Added some newer error checking routines.
    - Release Date: October 7, 1995!

=== v1.5 ===

    - The following bugs were reported and destroyed:
        - 24 hour format times weren't printing correctly.
        - Users from other time zones were viewing YOUR time zone times.
    - The "AM" and "PM" text is now suppressed for users of 24 hour time.
    - The display routines were slightly tweaked so as to gain even more
      speed when displaying BIG times.
    - The first text line that appears at the bottom received the use of
      a contraction (You've) to open up a couple more characters at the
      end of the line for those Sysops with longer bbs names.
    - Release Date: May 5, 1993.

=== v1.0 ===

    - First Official release version.
    - Using BIG Characters, the users Current Time, Logon Time, and Total
      Number of Minutes are displayed using either ANSI or ASCII characters.
    - Other printed info includes: total calls to system, total calls by
      this user, and number of minutes left for this call.
    - Formatted to fit on one 80 column screen.
    - Total flexibility as to color scheme used.
    - Release Date: April 23, 1993.

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