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Qtime 1.8
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Lines 5, 6, and 7 allow you to define your own color codes. Place
either ANSI or PCBoard color codes on these lines depending on the
method of file creation you have selected on line 2. Color codes
other than ANSI or PCBoard may work as well but have not been tested.
Added ASCII as a valid option for line 2 of the .CNF file. If this is
chosen, only a single ASCII file will be created.
Removed the blank lines at the top and bottom of the file.
Qtime 1.7
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Line 4 of the .CNF file lets you define a character or characters to
build the stripes out of. You can also have NO stripes by leaving
Line 4 blank.
Qtime 1.6
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Fixed a bug that would cause 12 noon to appear as 0:00.
Qtime V1.5
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Made Qtime even MORE generic by eliminating everything but the date and
time stamp. Now, all Qtime will do is include the stripes at the top
and the bottom along with the the current date and time.
Qtime no longer takes information to be passed to the file in the
command line. You must create a configuration file with three
variables:
Line 1: Path and name of time/date stamped file to create
Line 2: Color method. ANSI for ANSI codes, PCBOARD for PCBoard compatible
@x codes.
Line 3: Message to write before time and date stamps.
If PCBoard compatible @x codes are chosen, a second color file will not
be produced, since PCBoard strips out the color codes automatically when
the caller is not in color mode.
When ANSI codes are chosen, ASCII and ANSI files are produced as in
earlier versions.
Centering has been adjusted. I was taking the length of the line and
dividing it by 40, but it looked like it was a little too far to the
right of the screen to me. Maybe it's just my monitor...I dunno...but
it looks better to me now.
Qtime V1.4
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Made Qtime more generic. It can now be used for announcing events other
than network mail runs. However, you'll have to pass more info to the
program. Qtime will now pass only the following data to the files:
"was at (time), (day), (date)"
So, if you wanted to report the last InterLink Mail run to a file called
MAILTIME you would run Qtime as follows:
QTIME MAILTIME The Last InterLink Mail Transfer
If you carry a feature like USAToday, and want to post a file showing
the time the current issue was posted you could run it like this:
QTIME USATIME The Last USAToday Posting
to produce a file that looks like:
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
The Last USAToday Posting was at 3:52 pm, Monday, January 1, 1990
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
Up to five words may be passed to the Qtime file.
Qtime now centers the text in the file rather than left justifying it.
Qtime V1.2
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Made Qtime generic for use in any network by adding an additional
command line parameter for the name of the network. Command line
syntax is now:
QTIME <drive:\sub directory\filename netname
So, a command line of:
QTIME C:\PCB\QWIKMAIL\NEWS InterLink
Will produce files called NEWS and NEWSG that look like this:
════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
The Last InterLink Mail Transfer was at 4:13 pm, Tuesday, November 15, 1988
════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
QTime V1.1
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Fixed a bug that would cause garbage to show up on Sundays.
Qtime V1.0
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Initial Release