ALARM-FILE FORMAT [OS/2 ONLY]
     
     NAME ALARM  FILE FORMAT  - This  document  describes  the
     alarm-commands file format
     
     SYNTAX
     
     # comment line
     ; comment line
     CONTINUE
     QUIT
     BREAK
     time message
     +time message
     
     USAGE
     
     Alarm can  be given  its arguments  in a  file.  You  can
     comment out  lines by  preceding them with either # or ;-
     characters. This  is an  easy way  to temporarily disable
     some commands.
     
     The CONTINUE-command  is most  useful at  the end  of the
     file. When  this command  is read,  the file  is  started
     again from the beginning. You can use it situations where
     the machine  is not  shut down for the night and you want
     to have the same alarms every day.
     
     When the  QUIT or BREAK keywords are recognized, the file
     is immediately closed and the alarm-command stopped.
     
     Two time  formats  are  supported.  The  first  list  the
     absolute  time   in  hh:mm:ss   -format,  where  hh=hour,
     mm=minute, ss=second.  The time  is parsed  from left  to
     right. That is a two part time represents hh:mm and a one
     part time  represents hours  only.  The  time  format  is
     parsed from left to righ. That means that a two part time
     entry is  understood as  hh:mm and one part time entry is
     hh.
     
     The second  format is given relative to the current time.
     This format is identical to the first format, except that
     it starts with a plus (+).
     
     EXAMPLES
     11:00:00\n\n Lunch!
     13:00:00 Call George
     17:00:00 \n\n The day is done.
     
     
     SEE ALSO
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