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- WS-TIMER is Copyright (c) 1995, Lou's Software Development
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- WS-TIMER Version 3.11
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- WS-TIMER is Freeware for personal, non-commercial use. You may
- freely distribute WS-TIMER, as long as all files from the archive
- are included.
-
- May 1, 1995 - Version 3.11
-
- Made change in the code for the stay-on-top window. If a user was
- in 1024X768 mode on some graphic cards the window would slip
- upwards after every start.
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- At the turn of the month, the months total did not get written to
- the history?.txt file.
-
- April 28, 1995 - Version 3.10
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- Changed the format of the date in all log files. The format is
- now appropriate for the country specified in the International
- dialog of the Windows Control Panel.
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- Changed the current time and date window to only one window. The
- format is now appropriate for the country specified in the
- International dialog of the Windows Control Panel.
-
- April 25, 1995 - Version 3.01
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- Made the History window wider so that you can view the full width
- of the contents of SESSION?.TXT.
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- April 23, 1995 - Version 3.00
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- Added the multimedia alarm clock.
- Added a new log file called "SESSION?.TXT". This file keeps track
- of all your individual logons. The contents of this file includes
- the logon session number, the logon time, the logoff time, and
- the total time for the session.
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- April 4, 1995 - Version 2.20
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- The location of the stay-on-top window is now recorded when you
- exit WS-TIMER.
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- April 2, 1995 - Version 2.12
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- 1. Rewrite of the code that updates the timer. In previous
- version some time was lost when the disk drives where accessed.
- If this happens now the time will correct itself.
-
- 2. Added an autosave feature, which will same your on-line time
- every five minutes. This way if you have a total crash of Windows
- or your machine you will only loose five minutes at the most.
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-
-
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- March 29, 1995 - Version 2.02
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- WS-TIMER now requires the environment string in your AUTOEXEC.BAT
- file:
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- SET WSTIMER=C:\WSTIMER
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- Replace the directory and drive to reflect your setup. You will
- have to reboot your computer for this change to take place.
-
- March 27, 1995 - Version 2.00
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- 1. Added a new timer in the main window to keep track of total
- daily time. This timer is reset each day. A new history file
- called DAYHIST?.TXT will be updated daily.
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- 2. The today clock will now run on top, so you can watch your
- time on-line while using any applications. You can choose from
- <This Call>, <Today>, and <Month> clocks or <None> to stay on top
- with the setup option under files. When you exit setup your
- choice will saved to SETUP.INI for future reference.
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- 3. You can now view the history file from within WS-TIMER.
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- 4. Changed the font style and size to reduce the window size.
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- 5. If you have more than one provider as the case was for many
- users you will now be able to keep track of each provider
- separately. Just add a letter from A - Z to your command line in
- your login script. The command line line should now look like
- this:
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- EXEC "c:\wstimer\wstimer.exe ON A"
-
- Where ON is to turn the timer on and A is to add to the filename
- for the three files created by WS-TIMER. Both commands have to be
- part of the command line. If you omit the A or any other letter
- all file names will end with an N.
-
- Note: If you are upgrading from a previous version you will have
- to copy the two HISTORY files (in some older case just one) to
- the WS-TIMER directory and the WSTIMER.INI file. All three of
- these file will have to me renamed adding an A as the eight digit
- in the name (e.g. WSTIMER.INI -> WSTIMERA.INI). This letter must
- be the same as the one on your command line. You will also have
- to modify your command line in your login script to reflect these
- changes. You will also have to modify the WSTIMER.INI and add
- three rows with zero for the daily time above the others. Her is
- an example of the contents of my WSTIMER.INI I have added the
- description on the right so you can understand the meaning of
- each numbers. In previous versions of WS-TIMER, before it kept
- track of daily time the first three numbers where not saved. That
- is why if you are upgrading you must modify your INI file as
- describe above, or you will loose your accumulated time.
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- 0 Daily Hours
- 16 Daily Minutes
- 22 Daily Seconds
- 73 Monthly Hours
- 36 Monthly Minutes
- 32 Monthly Seconds
- 266 Lifetime Hours
- 26 Lifetime Minutes
- 24 Lifetime Seconds
- 29 Last day on-line
- 289 Number of calls
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- March 23, 1995 - Version 1.23
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- 1. WS-TIMER will now start-up minimized.
-
- March 22, 1995 - Version 1.22
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- 1. Added the command line switch ON so that WS-TIMER could be
- started without the clock running.
-
- 2. EndTimer will now stop and exit WS-TIMER from an minimized
- state. You no longer have to keep WS-TIMER running in a window.
-
- 3. Added this file UPDATE.TXT to the archive.
-
- March 13, 1995 - Version 1.21
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- 1. Corrected a bug in the about box. Thanks to Nancy Cedeno for
- finding this one.
-
- March 11, 1995 - Version 1.20
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- 1. Added EndTimer program to stop WS-TIMER from the BYE script in
- Trumpet Winsock.
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- February 16, 1995 - Version 1.10
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- 1. First release to Internet users.
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- 2. Fixed a few minor bugs.
-
- 3. Added the HISTORY.TXT file
-