Synchronization tab

  • Time Server - select a time server near you from the list. The list is sorted by internet country code and contains time servers with public access.
  • Adjust time automatically - specify the interval how often the system time should be synchronized. If you set this value to zero, time will be synchronized only once when the program is started (and if you use Dial-Up Networking to connect to the network, the first time you manually establish a network connection).
  • Adjust Now - click the button, to adjust the time right away.
  • Adjust minutes and seconds only - select this option to synchronize only minutes and seconds. In this case the hours value stays unchanged. It is useful for those with irregular Windows time zone settings.
  • Write Log file - select this option to write records to the log file.
  • View Log - click the button to open the log file with an associated viewer.
  • Clear Log - click the button to clear the log file.

If you have an Internet service provider account, you can use your phone line and a modem to connect to it. If your computer is connected to a local area network (LAN), you can gain access to the Internet over the LAN.

  • Through a phone line and a modem
  • Through a local area network (LAN)


Note
  • If you don't wish to synchronize time, select [ Do not synchronize ] in the Time Server list.