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| Summary: | PC Year 2000 test and fix for DOS and Win3 |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | Glyn Farrow |
| Email: | glyn.farrow@virgin.net |
| Download: |
2000.zip (Jul 11 1999, 35.4K) |
| Description: |
This program is a solution for the Year 2000 clock problem in many IBM PC & compatible computers.
The Problem: The system clock sets itself to 4/1/80, or somesuch, when
The Solution: Year 2000 addresses this problem with a software solution |
| Summary: | TSR real time/alarm clock (screen upper right) |
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aclk12.zip (Jan 11 1994, 2.1K) |
| Summary: | Utility for adjusting inaccurate PC clocks |
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adclk100.zip (Jun 27 1993, 23.8K) |
| Summary: | TSR pop-up alarm clock |
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alarm13.zip (Nov 29 1992, 15.9K) |
| Summary: | Analog full screen clock with PCX clock face |
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anclock2.zip (Jan 26 1996, 37.5K) |
| Summary: | Corrects for AT CMOS clock time slippage |
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at-clock.zip (Jan 24 1989, 41.1K) |
| Summary: | Use hardwre clock instead of DOS for time/date |
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atclok.zip (Jan 12 1992, 5.5K) |
| Summary: | Nudge AT realtime clock daily to correct time |
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atnudg2.zip (Dec 4 1988, 13.4K) |
| Summary: | Set/read AT&T clock with PC-DOS |
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attclock.zip (Mar 5 1988, 11K) |
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Summary: | V.Buerg's set time/date without clk/cal |
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autodate.zip (Sep 17 1985, 6.8K) |
| Summary: | Full-screen digital clock. CGA or better req. |
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bclk.zip (Jan 8 1993, 5.7K) |
| Summary: | Time program with large clock face |
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bclock.zip (Aug 8 1990, 32.3K) |
| Summary: | BINCLK: Binary display of date and time |
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binclk10.zip (Jul 27 1995, 14.4K) |
| Summary: | TSR displays time/date w/international support |
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clk231.zip (Dec 27 1993, 27.3K) |
| Summary: | Clock driver with automatic daylight savings |
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clk360rs.zip (Dec 11 1993, 110.7K) |
| Summary: | Keep DOS time in synch with battery clock chip |
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clkdev14.zip (Jul 23 1991, 32.7K) |
| Summary: | Resident upper right corner clock and alarm |
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clkon240.zip (May 6 1994, 5.8K) |
| Summary: | Collection of DOS system clock set/get pgms |
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clkprogs.zip (Aug 7 1988, 6.5K) |
| Summary: | Put a clock on console display |
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clock.zip (Oct 25 1987, 50.5K) |
| Summary: | On-screen clock; TSR or linkable to C programs |
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clock10.zip (Oct 16 1990, 12.1K) |
| Version: | 3.72 |
| Summary: | Clock: Clock device driver |
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clock372.zip (Apr 7 1996, 110.9K) |
| Version: | 2.12 |
| Summary: | Shows real-time clock on screen |
| License: | Freeware |
| Author: | Bret Johnson |
| Email: | bretjohn@juno.com |
| Homepage: | http://members.aol.com/bretjohn/ |
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cloc212.zip (May 31 1998, 19.5K) |
| Description: |
Clock v2.12 is a DOS TSR that constantly shows a real-time clock on the screen. It also can be used to show you the date at any time (via a hot-key), and has two separate alarms that will beep at you if it's time for an appointment.
It can be controlled either with command line options or with a |
| Summary: | Fixes AT&T6300/Xerox PC/Olivetti M24/M21 clock |
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clockfix.zip (Jun 5 1990, 2.2K) |
| Summary: | Resident upper right corner clock and alarm |
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clockon.zip (Nov 26 1990, 8.7K) |
| Summary: | Tiny TSR PopUp clock for intensive DOS users |
| License: | Freeware |
| Requires: | DOS 3.3 or higher, x286 or higher |
| Email: | inetbob@servtech.com |
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clockpop.zip (Jan 28 1997, 1.8K) |
| Description: |
Clockpop is a TSR written for anyone who needs to utilize the fleeting resources of DOS. Concentration was on tight coding and unobtrusiveness to have little impact on your system. Clockpop displays the time in the upper right hand corner of the screen for 2 seconds. Many color options are available. |
| Summary: | TSR synchronizes date and time w/RTC. Incl src |
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clockupd.zip (Jun 6 1995, 4.1K) |
| Summary: | Adjusts drift, std/dst, dials NIST |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | Pavel Otavsky, Barberry Hill Software and E. |
| Email: | otavsky@sover.net |
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clkwrk55.zip (Dec 9 1998, 108.5K) |
| Description: |
Clockwork v5.50 automatically adjusts the clock drift, changes from daylight saving to standard, to local time or to Universal time, or changes time zone when traveling, all without losing the time setting. Makes it easy to set the system time accurately using any kind of audio-visual time signal, or does it by dialing the NIST atomic clock. Clockwork measures the clock drift and calculates the necessary correction. The clock drift measurement is refined over time and the average accuracy can be one second per week or better. Clock correction data is stored in a data file and a complete log of clock adjustments is kept in a history file, if desired. Calculates time between dates and converts time to Julian or Julian Decimal. |
| Summary: | TSR clock+alarm |
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clok132.zip (Apr 25 1996, 11K) |
| Summary: | Small countdown timer. User configurable |
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cntdn201.zip (May 19 1995, 5.5K) |
| Summary: | Adjusts PC system time to fix clock slippage |
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corrt100.zip (Apr 25 1997, 5.4K) |
| Summary: | Cuckoo clock time/date display with ASM source |
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cuckoo.zip (Feb 7 1991, 7.6K) |
| Summary: | Intelligent date/time set for PC w/no clock |
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datech30.zip (Jun 9 1989, 29.3K) |
| Summary: | Set DOS Date from realtime clock |
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datefix.zip (Dec 1 1987, 12.5K) |
| Summary: | Send date/time to screen or file |
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dt.zip (Feb 6 1988, 4.4K) |
| Summary: | Display time and date, with Turbo C source |
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dtime.zip (May 17 1989, 9.4K) |
| Summary: | Programs to handle DTK clock/calendar board |
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dtkclk11.zip (Jul 10 1989, 26.1K) |
| Summary: | Save system date/time to file |
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dtsav3.zip (Jan 7 1988, 2.3K) |
| Summary: | Read/set Leading Edge Model-M hardware clock |
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edgclk.zip (Jun 15 1986, 5.8K) |
| Version: | 2.0 |
| Summary: | Clock speed adjust and daylight/standard reset |
| License: | Freeware |
| Email: | irvmaron@bellatlantic.net |
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fixcloc2.zip (May 15 1997, 37.4K) |
| Description: |
FIXCLOCK v2.0, provides a clock speed adjustment for real-time PC clocks that are not running accurately. In addition, FIXCLOCK v2.0 can be set so that it executes the 1 hour clock reset required when daylight-savings time and standard time changeovers occur. (FIXCLOCK v2.0 uses the U.S.A. definition of daylight-savings time, i.e., extending from 2:00am on the first Sunday in April to 2:00am on the last Sunday in October). |
| Version: | 2.0 |
| Summary: | Fixes clock/calendar with millennium problems |
| License: | Freeware |
| Email: | irvmaron@bellatlantic.net |
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fixclocp.zip (Jul 8 1997, 42.8K) |
| Description: |
fixclocp.zip contains fixclock.exe v2.0+, which corrects PC real-time calendars that cannot automatically advance beyond the year 1999. Includes pre-installation test to determine if PC calendar correction is required. Also provides clock speed adjustment for real-time clocks that run fast or slow, and offers option for automatically executing the one-hour clock resets required when daylight-savings time starts and ends. For IBM PC or compatible with MS-DOS 3.3 or later. |
| Summary: | Compensate for inaccuracy in on-board clock |
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fixtim10.zip (Aug 1 1989, 8.1K) |
| Summary: | Set system clock from US Naval Observatory |
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gettime.zip (Dec 8 1990, 20K) |
| Summary: | System time/date from RTC, correct drift, src |
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jhtad101.zip (Jul 24 2000, 32.9K) |
| Description: |
Time and Date (tad) is yet another DOS clock utility. It has three ways to display the time. The time can be set from the command line or from the real-time clock (RTC). It is also possible to change the system time, but keep the RTC as it is. In addition, it provides an offline, non-resident solution to counter RTC drift.
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| Summary: | Clock driver for Olivetti M24, AT&T |
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m24clk11.zip (Jul 28 1995, 11.7K) |
| Summary: | Real time clock card driver, MM58167A chip |
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mmclk12.zip (Jul 31 1990, 21.5K) |
| Summary: | Day, hour, and free bytes in English |
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msdtime.zip (Feb 22 1986, 10K) |
| Summary: | Set PC's time from NBS's telephone time svc |
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nbscom12.zip (Jan 7 1989, 39.1K) |
| Summary: | Digital Clock with Timesetting by Modem |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | Michael J Sadaway. |
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pcclk460.zip (Nov 9 1998, 166.4K) |
| Description: |
PCCLOCK v4.6 - Calls NIST, USNO, or NRC atomic clocks and CompuServe to get the time. Sets your PC's clock by modem to the exact time by calling a U.S. or Canadian atomic clock or to the nearest minute by calling a local CompuServe access number. Supports USNO Colorado Springs clock, now online, and U.S. Robotics-type 56k (x2) modems. Runs under DOS or under Windows 95/98, Windows 3.x, or OS/2 as a DOS application. Y2K compliant. |
| Version: | 1.7 |
| Summary: | Freeware clock & calendar program |
| License: | Freeware |
| Requires: | EGA or VGA color monitors only. |
| Email: | wellscom@aol.com |
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pclklw17.zip (Dec 10 1996, 83K) |
| Description: |
PCLOCK v1.7: A PC/AT DOS utility to display an Analog Clock and Monthly Calendar. Can be called by screen saver programs. Time and date are set from the system clock. Press any key or mouse button to exit. Use the DOS command line to set colors (examples: "pclock magenta on cyan" or "pclock blue on white"). Requires an EGA or VGA color monitor. |
| Summary: | Small TSR clock with TASM source code |
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ptime_10.zip (Apr 5 1993, 5.4K) |
| Summary: | TSR which will correct CMOS clock error |
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ritm11.zip (Apr 27 1991, 28.4K) |
| Version: | 2.00 |
| Summary: | Real Time Clock manager for MM58167A, |
| License: | Freeware |
| Author: | Joe da Silva |
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rtc58167.zip (Jul 20 1999, 6.6K) |
| Description: |
This zip file contains v2.00 of RTC.EXE, a program which provides read and write facilities for the MM58167A RTC chip. In addition, it maintains data in some of the chip's alarm registers for tracking the year and providing automatic leap year adjustment. It is not a TSR and merely requires that it be executed at least once every 10 months to properly maintain its data (assuming of course that the RTC's battery also holds up...). |
| Summary: | MS-DOS Year 2000 test tool for PCs |
| License: | Freeware |
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rtcview1.zip (Dec 22 1999, 44.1K) |
| Description: |
RTCView1 is an MS-DOS version of the popular RTCView2 for Windows. As compared to other PC hardware testers RTCView1 does not make automated Y2K testing. You have to understand a little bit about the PC Real Time Clock problem to examine your PC. An intensive help system helps you to understand the different issues that are fundamental to assure a good transition the next millennium. Things like BIOS RTC interrupt, direct access to RTC or use of power management through power.exe should be taken into account. The program allows you to test the RTC without changing the DOS date. |
| Summary: | RTC_2000 fix for certain non-compliant PC's |
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rtcy2k_1.zip (Oct 15 1999, 28.5K) |
| Description: |
Certain non-compliant PC's will allow the clock to be set manually beyond 1999.12.31. However, since the BIOS on these machines does not allow the RTC to work properly after 1999.12.31, this requires that the PC date is set every time the PC is turned on. The program is designed to be used by PC's that allows for manual adjustment of the date after 1999.12.31.
The RTC_2000 will set the system date in relation to the Real Time
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| Version: | 1.1 |
| Summary: | Y2K compliance PC RTC & DOS clock checker |
| License: | Freeware |
| Author: | Colin Seymour |
| Email: | netking@dircon.co.uk |
| Homepage: | http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~netking/ |
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seertc11.zip (Dec 22 1999, 30.5K) |
| Description: |
Seertc v1.1 is a viewer program to check the correct operation of the two clocks in the PC: the CMOS Real Time Clock (RTC) and the DOS/Windows system clock. SEERTC may be found useful for checking the operation of the RTC and DOS clocks even if your machine is already believed to be compliant in the period after December 31st, 1999. [A second opinion is often good to set your mind at ease.] It runs in DOS or a Windows DOS box and includes a comprehensive README.TXT file with information about the Year 2000 date problem, the RTC and system clocks, the time-slip or Crouch-Echlin Effect, simple Year 2000 tests, and numerous web sites for reference. Source code is included. |
| Summary: | Set DOS time/date from realtime clock |
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settd.c (Jan 18 1988, 5.1K) |
| Summary: | Call NBS time server and set system time |
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settime.zip (Mar 9 1993, 3.8K) |
| Summary: | Set time via DOS call |
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settime.asm (Jun 13 1986, 1.9K) |
| Summary: | Sets computer's clock via modem to 'real' time |
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settm1_6.zip (Feb 20 1994, 6.2K) |
| Summary: | Shows date and time without prompt to change |
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showdt11.zip (May 27 1991, 11.8K) |
| Summary: | Show current time/date with many options |
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showtd26.zip (Nov 29 1992, 13.2K) |
| Summary: | Calls Naval Observatory to set AT system time |
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stime.zip (Aug 18 1990, 39.6K) |
| Summary: | Stopwatch w/ lap count timer. Freeware |
| License: | Freeware |
| Author: | Mike Weltman |
| Email: | mweltman@yahoo.com |
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stopwtch.zip (Nov 7 1999, 24.7K) |
| Description: |
Stopwatch v1.0 - stopwatch with lap count timer. It shows lap time and elapsed time. The program works in DOS and Windows. |
| Summary: | Very small 'Call the Observatory' pgm set time |
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sttime.zip (Jul 20 1988, 4.4K) |
| Summary: | Free fix for Y2K BIOS bug (DOS/Win3/Win9x) |
| License: | Freeware |
| Author: | Guenter Trageser |
| Email: | gutrageser@debitel.net |
| Homepage: | http://www.fortunecity.de/wolkenkratzer/whiz/211/y2ke.html |
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syear10.zip (Sep 5 1999, 7K) |
| Description: |
SetYear v1.0 corrects the year 2000 bug in the BIOS/Real-Time Clock of older machines. While startup the 4 year digits of the system time are set to a command line value. In the year 2000 you will use "setyear 2000" in your AUTOEXEC.BAT. In year 2001 you just use "setyear 2001" to get the correct year for your machine. There are three versions available for DOS/Win3.1, Win9x and a Win9x command line tool. |
| Summary: | TSR that displays the current time |
| License: | Shareware |
| Email: | drkangel@fia.net |
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thetimer.zip (Jan 10 1997, 5K) |
| Description: |
TheTimer is a TSR program written for DOS. Once started it will display the current time (the time being kept by the computer) in a corner. This program is intended for people who still do a lot of things in DOS and would like a clock on their screen, while they are editing a text file for example. |
| Summary: | Writes system time according to user format |
| License: | Freeware |
| Email: | jcm@individual.EUnet.pt |
| Homepage: | http://individual.EUnet.pt/~jcm/ |
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timestr0.zip (Mar 12 1997, 10.4K) |
| Description: |
Outputs system date and time-related info according to a user-defined format string. This string's format is the one used in C's strftime() function. (See documentation.) |
| Summary: | Sets system clock to Naval Observatory |
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timset60.zip (Nov 24 1990, 89.8K) |
| Summary: | Cmd line display date/time Mon/Tues/AM/PM/etc. |
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tnd.zip (May 27 1992, 11.1K) |
| Summary: | Displays time/date in readable format |
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tyme.zip (Oct 12 1988, 1.9K) |
| Summary: | Displays the date and/or time in any format |
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udate.zip (Jun 9 1990, 19K) |
| Summary: | System timer update from real-time clock |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | Ansis Ataols Berzins |
| Email: | ataols@lanet.lv |
| Homepage: | http://ansis.folklora.lv/uptimer/ |
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uptim410.zip (Mar 8 1999, 10.9K) |
| Description: |
Uptimer is a small resident program for DOS which updates the system timer from the real-time clock. It's necessary if you run programs which use the timer interrupt incorrectly. |
| Summary: | Set your system clock to US Naval Obsv. time |
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usnotime.zip (Jun 1 1987, 2.1K) |
| Summary: | Synchronize clock to US Naval Observatory time |
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ustime11.zip (Aug 14 1993, 50.6K) |
| Summary: | TSR provides a running display of the time |
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vclock15.zip (Apr 21 1996, 25K) |
| Summary: | Configurable on-screen clock |
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vidclk.zip (Aug 21 1988, 4.9K) |
| Summary: | Full-screen analog 6 time-zone clock |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | Jan Dejewski, SD-forlaget |
| Email: | jan.dejewski@sdforlaget.se |
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wtime2.zip (Nov 26 2000, 68.4K) |
| Description: |
World Time 2 is a full-screen analog clock for 6 configurable timezones. It can also display the current date and weekday of each zone. This program also has a built in, simple configuration dialog box for each time zone.
wintime2.zip has replaced wtime.zip, wtime1_2.zip, wtime1_3.zip. |
| Summary: | Y2k fix for old BIOS, Czech |
| License: | Freeware |
| Author: | Radim Dujka |
| Email: | my.self@post.cz |
| Homepage: | http://mujweb.cz/www/myself/ |
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my2k11.zip (Sep 25 2000, 41.5K) my2k11cz.zip (Sep 25 2000, 41.7K) |
| Description: |
If your BIOS can't remember y2k and above, this utility will resolve the problem. Y2k fix 1.0 utility can tell the OS which year it is now. Simply put a link from the y2k.exe to the Autoexec.bat followed current year. |
| Summary: | Y2K testing utility |
| License: | Free Evaluation. |
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y2kdos01.zip (Aug 3 1998, 33.7K) |
| Description: |
Many PC's in use today operate with Real-Time Clocks (RTC) that are non-compliant for the year 2000 and beyond. PCs in this condition will fail at some time on or after midnight December 31, 1999. Y2K TEST will check your PC and explain whether or not your computer will pass into the year 2000 without any problems. If your computer fails the test, SecureNet offers Y2K FIX software for a fee per PC that corrects any RTC or BIOS problems. Tested by National Software Testing Labs (NSTL) and STLabs. |
| Summary: | Y2K test PC hardware over network |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | Bill Reveile, Scarecrow Logic |
| Email: | mvv@wco.com |
| Homepage: | http://www.wco.com/~mvv/y2kare/ |
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y2kare20.zip (Jun 18 1999, 112.4K) |
| Description: |
Y2Kare is a utility for testing PC hardware for Year-2000 compliance. It is especially useful for system administrators who have lots of computers to track. It categorizes computers according to their level of compliance, keeps a database of results and prints or saves reports for each computer tested. It can be run from a network server and save all results to a network drive but can be configured to log off the network and out of Windows before performing any date altering tests. It then goes back on the network again to save the results. It has loads of options for various configurations and its behavior can be customized by a system administrator to make it easy for his users to operate the program themselves on their own workstations. It is as easy to operate as a snooze alarm. |
| Version: | 1.16 |
| Summary: | Y2K Test (Multi-lingual)for DOS |
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y2kdos.zip (Jul 20 1999, 544.2K) |
| Description: |
Y2K millennium bug test in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian Portuguese.
Many PC's in use today have year 2000 non-compliant BIOS and most are
Free Evaluation subject to distribution limitations stipulated in |
| Summary: | Work-Around for non-y2k compliant CMOS |
| License: | Freeware |
| Author: | Bruce Cordero |
| Email: | bcordero@mcimail.com |
| Homepage: | http://bcordero.home.sprynet.com/El_Palomar.htm |
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y2kwa21.zip (Jul 20 1999, 19.6K) |
| Description: |
Y2KWA v2.1 is for computers with CMOS that will not take years beyond 1999. These present an incorrect year, usualy determined by its date of manufacture, to the system at each boot-time after 1999. However, they do present the correct day and month. Y2KWA keeps a reference file of the date of the last time it ran and uses this information to do its job. If run from the autoexec.bat file it will correct the garbage year CMOS gives the system at boot-time. It also handles leap-day conflicts. That is, if the year CMOS hands the system disagrees with the actual year in "leapness", Y2KWA will prevent Feb. 29 from being inserted where it does not belong or from left out where it does belong. |