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#Atomclock for 2.04???

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#16922From: RON TROYNov 25, 1991 6:47 PM

Steve, any idea if there is a 2.0 version of Atomclock? The version I last found guru's hard now. Thanks, Ron

#16925From: Steve AhlstromNov 25, 1991 7:12 PM

Ron, I don't know — you might ask the author.

#16974From: J. Scott ThayerNov 27, 1991 12:04 AM

Ron, Just to be sure, I just went and ran AtomClock 1.2a on my A3000 with 2.04. It worked fine. NO Guru. Scott – via Whap!

#17023From: RON TROYNov 28, 1991 9:33 PM

I'll try again later; but how can you tell what version you have? Ron

#17209From: J. Scott ThayerDec 3, 1991 11:05 PM

Ron, I don't know about yours but my version says what it is in the window titlebar. Scott – via Whap!

#17219From: RON TROYDec 4, 1991 6:32 AM

Yeah, mine says version 1.00. But its date seems newer then what is in the library by a few months. Ron

#17019From: Nelson IngersollNov 28, 1991 5:56 PM

Ron – I've used AtomClock v1.2a under AmigaDOS 2.04 on my A2000HD with no trouble. I just tried it again, and although the phone number was busy it worked fine. – Nelson … – via Whap!

#17024From: RON TROYNov 28, 1991 9:33 PM

I'll try again; I assume I have V1.2a, but will try to verify that. Ron

#17032From: RON TROYNov 29, 1991 6:29 AM

Nelson or Scott, can you try and upload 1.2a; I only seem to have V1? Ron

#17033From: Paul MacDonaldNov 29, 1991 8:57 AM

I use Atomclock on V2.04 and I have not experienced any guru's. The version number is 1.2a. Cheers, Paul (WA1OMM)

#17042From: RON TROYNov 29, 1991 8:01 PM

I only seem to have V1.0; can you please upload 1.2a and any doc file for all of us? Ron

#17052From: Paul MacDonaldNov 30, 1991 7:45 AM

It should be in one of the libraries here. I believe I picked it up off CIS a couple yeaers ago. Cheers, Paul (WA1OMM)

#17094From: RON TROYDec 1, 1991 6:17 PM

Art has shown me where it was; it hadn't shown up when I used whap to look for it. Ron

#17048From: Michael DavisNov 30, 1991 1:36 AM

Hi Ron, My version of AtomClock is not that all new and works just fine in my 3000. What problems are you having and which version are you using. Michael Davis // \X/ AMIGA POWER

#17093From: RON TROYDec 1, 1991 6:17 PM

I'm using what appears to be V1 and under 2.04, kicing it off from Workbench Management System seems to cause it to guru hard. Running it from an extended workbench menu does not seem to have that effect. Ron

#17054From: Art SteinmetzNov 30, 1991 11:25 AM

Is his what you have? It's from LIB 5. If it isn't v.1.2a then someone got rid of the newer one when cleaning up the libs. — Art (the author) [76044,3204] ATMCLK.ARC/Bin Bytes: 41613, Count: 380, 24-Sep-88 Last:24-Nov-91 Title : Call Naval Observatory and set your real time clo Keywords: SETCLOCK ATOMIC CLOCK BENCHMARK MODULA DATE TIME AtomClock will dial the U.S. Naval Observatory D.C., read the 1200 BAUD time signal of their atomic clock and set the Amiga clock. It runs from WB (easily!) or CLI. The default config. will work with a Hayes-type modem but params. can be adjusted for any(?) modem. ATMCLK.ARC contains only executable. ACSRC.ARC has the source code. Written in Benchmark Modula 2. Good example of serial port access and reading icon TOOLTYPES. — Art via Amiga Whap!

#17095From: RON TROYDec 1, 1991 6:17 PM

When I used whap to browse for it I told it to look for Atomclock. But that isn't a keyword (aggggghhhh). Thanks, Ron

#17097From: RON TROYDec 1, 1991 6:36 PM

The version I have seems to be newer then the one in lib 5 by a few months. Ron