Time
The Boot Monitoring Utility

Written and (c) 1997 Daniel Kovacs

Decription ...

This simple little program will record the time and date of your boot by writing it to a file
in the S: directory.  It also will record the number of boots.  It has several functions, as they
will be explained shortly ...


SWITCH          FUNCTION
------          --------
 -h             Detailed Help Function
 -a             Initalizes date and time to current, as well as reseting the boot count
 -u             Updates the file time.bin

NOTE:  You must use time -a the first time you use this program or else weird things may happen.

Useability ...

Suppose you are a senistive guy (like myself) and want to know how many times your roomates have used
your computer since you left for classes.  This program is what you need.  Period.

It will also warn you if your clock has been poked (by a demo or other program) by comparing it's
stored time to the new time.  I find that alot of demos set my clock to Jan 1, 1978.  It checks to
see if the current year is less than the stored one.  If so, it will warn you.  I didn't bother
getting it to test the other values simply because I'm lazy.

Installation ...

Copy the file TIME (included in this archive) to c: or somewhere in your path, and enter the
following line to your startup-sequence:

c:time -u

Now, before you reset your computer, YOU MUST DO THE FOLLOWING!!!

c:time -a

It prepares the file for use.  You computer may crash if this is not done.

Credits ...

I take all the credit for this.

Name:        Daniel Kovacs
Age:         20
E-Mail:      dkovacs@bconnex.net
             dkovacs@kanservu.ca
URL:         http://www.kanservu.ca/~dkovacs
Snail Mail:  Daniel Kovacs
             106 Main Street
             Lion's Head
             Ontario
             Canada, N0H 1W0
             (519) 793 4431
             (705) 728 4688
Marital Status: Engaged