using timeserv to set and synchronize time on windows nt++.
i just wonder why this ntreskit service hasn't been included at least into win2k by default... withal it's so simple. for synchronisation e.g. with the atomic clock at physikalisch-technische bundesanstalt braunschweig (ptb), the following should be sufficient for timeserv.ini:
[TimeServ] Type=NTP Period=0 NTPServer=ptbtime1.ptb.de timesource=no Log=yes TAsync=no
entering timeserv -automatic into a shell adds the service which then eventually has to be started with net start timeserv.
update via e-mail: earl knows how to do it easier in win2k. net time /setsntp:"server1 server2 server3" net stop w32time net start w32time
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antville is "today's recommended site" at the complete guide to weblogs.
chtml – compact html for small information appliances. already in 1998.
they are here all week, designated to care about optics: laboratoire directe.
my sister, that crazy chicken, sent to me an aeg snap 100 digital camera. what a wicked present! thank you so much.
certainly, i immediately had to take a snapshot. and even more certainly, i had to install a webcam software: now you can watch me if you really feel to... but don't expect me to be less boring than that. just wanna be a cam girl, too!
whoah, now i shouldn't pick my nose anymore.
update: finally i found an aeg official web document about the snap 100.
"okay, es ist wieder nur eine alberne hopserei dabei herausgekommen"... bundesdance 2.
took another look at syndic8. and now i got it. fabulous.