CompuServe Messages

JKD >>Okay, the clock – I have dropped 'TIME' preference in the WBStartup drawer. I select save. […]<< The TIME preference doesn't need to be moved to the WBStartup drawer. Putting the TIME program in the WBStartup drawer will FORCE WB to run the TIME preference "editor" everytime you boot or reset. Leave the TIME pref, in the PREFS drawer. The TIME preference manager is used only for editing the time/date setting. The IPREFS command, (already in the Startup-sequence) will find & load the time/date from the clock. Iprefs, also loads all the other "preferences", that you set will the programs in prefs. You should only have to set the time/date once from the Prefs. Ron. – ap'ing with AP. (Eagles may fly, but weasels aren't sucked into jet engines.)