[Discussion] TimeKeeper/2 not keeping time

[bokeny at earthlink.net]

In <200707051654.l65GsnAp023134 at ms-smtp-01.tampabay.rr.com>, on
07/05/2007 
   at 12:52 PM, msnyder1 at cfl.rr.com said:

>On 07/05/07 at 11:32 AM, bokeny at earthlink.net said:


>>Thanks for the reply.  I could not find cron2.  The others seemed to me
>>as a one-shot deals.  

>Search Hobbes for cron2, and you'll find cron2141.zip.  If you still
>can't find it, I can email it to you.

I do not know how did I misspelled cron2 when I looked for it before,
now I found it.

>They are one-shot deals.  With cron2, you can make them run that
>one-shot automatically as often as you like.  I think that every six
>hours is quite enough, but if you're a real fanatic about your computer
>clock's accuracy, you could do it every 15 minutes.

I am retired and not fussy about time, but my daughter was late from
school this morning.  I guess, 14 minutes is a little bit too much for
her.  For me, I still keep up with which month we are in.  :-) I will
'play' with cron2 again, I think I tried it before but I had a hard time
with all the settings.

Thanks for your help.


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