- A log file keeps track of your usage so you can track of your PC clock variance. The log file can be printed.
- A toolbar has been added for quick access to commands.
- A manual hang-up in case the program fails to detect the hang-up signal from the NBS clock.
- NBS Time no longer requires the use of mscomm.vbx. Communication functions are now done internally within the program.
- Option for having NBS Time automatically dial on startup.
Uploaded by the author, NBS Time is a simple utility to set your computer clock against the atomic clock at the National Bureau of Standards (NBS). NBS Time is designed to be easy to use. In most cases, simply set your communications port (comm1, comm2, etc.) and time zone under the options menu and press dial. NBS Time will dial the NBS facility, reset your clock, hang-up, and inform you how far off your clock was. This is the second version of NBS Time. The primary purpose of this release is to solve hangup problems experienced by a few people. The program was entirely rewritten in Borland Delphi, mainly to increase my productivity and save my sanity.
Note: To install, place files in a directory and launch NBSTIME.EXE.
