Looking for Time Synchronizer

[Pit_Bull]

Hello!

I am looking for a time sync. program.

All I want it to do is start with Windows, set time, save a text log file,
and exit completely.

I found 1 called A-Chron, but it is a little confusing to set up. Are there
any more?

Thank you.


P_B

 

[jo]

I am looking for a time sync. program.

All I want it to do is start with Windows, set time, save a text log file,
and exit completely.

If you can lose the log requirement then look at Neutron. 9kb
standalone exe file

http://keir.net/neutron.html

 

[Rod]

If you can lose the log requirement then look at Neutron. 9kb
standalone exe file

http://keir.net/neutron.html

OK, size does matter, this is very cool.
I've so far used the bloated AtomicTime v2.2:

http://schmail.com/atomictime/

which is a huge 67 Kb download (source included), luckily there's a 36 Kb
standalone .exe inside that zip, that's all you need.

 

[Duddits]

Hello!

I am looking for a time sync. program.

All I want it to do is start with Windows, set time, save a text log file,
and exit completely.

I found 1 called A-Chron, but it is a little confusing to set up. Are there
any more?

I like Dimension4
http://www.thinkman.com/dimension4/
Former Pricelessware

regards

Dud

 

[schrodinger's cat]

Hello!

I am looking for a time sync. program.

All I want it to do is start with Windows, set time, save a text log file,
and exit completely.

I found 1 called A-Chron, but it is a little confusing to set up. Are there
any more?

Thank you.


P_B

Dimension4 will do all that.

http://www.thinkman.com/dimension4/features.htm

 

[Harmer]

Pit_Bullwrote:
Hello!

I am looking for a time sync. program.

All I want it to do is start with Windows, set time, save a text log file,
and exit completely.

I found 1 called A-Chron, but it is a little confusing to set up. Are there
any more?

Thank you.


P_B

http://sixfiles.com/dbase/files/emsa-systems-ltd-emsa-time-synchronizer.html

* Posted via http://www.sixfiles.com/forum

 

[Susan Bugher]

http://schmail.com/atomictime/

<q>
This web page was made by hand with a text editor. Damn straight.
</q>



Susan

 

[Rod]

<q>
This web page was made by hand with a text editor. Damn straight.
</q>

"AtomicTime did NOT have a problem with the year 2000. In fact,
everything will work fine until 2036. Please check to see if I'm
still alive that year, and if so, I'll make you an updated version."

Nice resumé:
http://schmail.com/hireme/

Nice to see someone with the "whatever you want"-philosophy":
"(If HTML 4.0 is not your thing, click for an ASCII version or Word
document or PDF instead)"

 

[ranrad]

Dimension4 will do all that.

http://www.thinkman.com/dimension4/features.htm

Been doing it for years on my computer, Works with 95, 98, ME and now XP