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- /* |_o_o|\\ Copyright (c) 1990 The Software Distillery. All Rights Reserved */
- /* |. o.| || This program may not be distributed without the permission of */
- /* | . | || the authors. */
- /* | o | || Dave Baker Ed Burnette Jay Denebeim John Mainwaring */
- /* | . |// Gordon Keener Jack Rouse John Toebes Doug Walker */
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- /* */
- /* Doug Walker, 405 B3 Gooseneck Dr, Cary, NC 27513 USA
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- NetKeys is Copyright © 1989, 1990 The Software Distillery.
- Permission is granted to distribute programs and data in this distribution
- provided the following conditions are met:
-
- 1. All files present in the distribution package must be redistributed
- with the package, including this documentation file. If you
- distribute on diskette, all files must be on a single diskette.
-
- 2. The distributor may charge a fee to recover distribution costs.
- The fee for diskette distribution should not be more than the cost
- to obtain the same diskette from Fred Fish or The Software Distillery,
- whichever is greater. Current charge from The Software Distillery
- is $6 per disk, including all postage and handling charges.
-
- 3. The distributor agrees to cease distributing the programs and data
- involved if requested to do so by authors or any member of The
- Software Distillery.
-
- ------------------------------DISCLAIMER
-
- Neither The Software Distillery nor any of its members will be held liable for
- any damage arising from the failure of this program to perform as described,
- or any destruction of other programs or data residing on a system
- attempting to run the program. While we expect no damaging errors, the
- user of this program uses it at his or her own risk.
-
- ------------------------------ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- Written in Lattice C V5.05. Thanks to Matt Dillon for DNET!
-
- Contributions to continue development of this and other fine products for the
- Amiga should be sent to the Software Distillery at the above address.
-
- Other Products produced by the Software Distillery are:
- BLINK - the Turbo-charged Alink replacement
- HACK - The Amiga port of the famous UNIX game
- LARN - Another famous UNIX game
- MEMWATCH - Protects your machine from random trashes
- MEMLIB - A library of memory debugging routines
- MAKE - A software development tool one shouldn't be without
- KERMIT - The World renown file transfer protocol brought to the Amiga
- ICONEXEC, SETALTERNATE, SETWINDOW - Icon manipulation tools
- TSIZE - A short utility for determining directory sizes.
- POPCLI - A hotkey utility and screen blanker.
- PICKPACKET - A tutorial program for learning about the DOS packet interface
- NET: - An Amiga-to-Amiga network file system running on either the
- parallel or serial ports with no additional hardware.
- FILEHANDLER- An example file system written entirely in C
-
-
- All of these are available on our BBS.
-
- -----------------------------THE GOOD STUFF
-
- NETCLOCK sets the clock on one Amiga from the clock on a second Amiga. This is
- handy if you have a stripped-down Amiga 1000 with no built-in clock hooked up
- via DNET with another Amiga, over the phone or via null modem.
-
- NETCLOCK uses Matt Dillon's DNET networking package. DNET is freely redist-
- ributable, available on Fred Fish #294 and on all the major nets. Follow the
- directions that come with DNET to establish the connection.
-
- DNET uses the file S:DNET.SERVERS to locate server programs; you will need to
- add a line like
-
- 9496 sys:dnet/sclock ram: ;NETCLOCK server
-
- in order for DNET to find the NETCLOCK server. Change the path to reflect
- the actual path of the server, but don't modify the number 9496.
-
- To run NETCLOCK, just type NETCLOCK. There are no options. The clock on the
- machine you type the command on will be set by the clock of the remote machine.
- It's only accurate to within a few seconds, but it's better than nothing!
-
- ------------------------------DISTRIBUTION LIST
-
- netclock.doc 4649
- netclock 8012
- sclock 5608
-