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Date & Time: Time Synchronizers

Time Synchronizer v. 1.01 by Softnik Technologies
Size: 183 K Win95, Win98, WinNT 10-Aug-00

A simple time synchronizer that may be configured to startup at Windows boot, automatically connect to an atomic clock based time server, synchronize the system clock and then quit.

AnalogX Atomic TimeSync v. 1.00 by AnalogX
Size: 218 K Win95, Win98, WinNT 23-Jan-00

Set your computers clock using the same time used by the US military! AnalogX Atomic TimeSync uses any NTP server (such as the one run by NIST) and sets your system clock. It can be configured to offset the time by any amount, periodically re-sync the time, plus it even has a built-in NTP server!

ExactTime v. 1.00 by Ziff Davis Publishing Company
Size: 81 K Win95, WinNT 30-Nov-99

ExactTime calls up one of two time-of-day services, obtains the correct time, and sets your system clock. An auto mode that requires no input lets you use a scheduler utility to automatically run ExactTime at regular intervals, or put ExactTime in your StartUp folder so it's run every time you boot up Windows.

TimeRC v. 2.0 by Karl Sudar
Size: 156 K Win95 30-Nov-99

TimeRC is a Windows95-specific time client which synchronizes your PC clock with a number of time servers from around the world. TimeRC uses your connection to the Internet to get the exact time from an SNTP server. A time stamp is obtained using the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), which returns the time to the nearest second. The program then updates your system time to be synchronized with this time stamp. With this accurate time reading, you can synchronize your watch and every clock in your house to the EXACT time!

WebTime for Windows v. 2.2 by Gregory Braun
Size: 65 K Win95, Win98, WinNT 30-Nov-99

WebTime for Windows 95/NT is a small utility program that will synchronize your PC's internal clock with one of the several atomic clocks maintained by the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology.

NetTime by Ken Anderson
Size: 221 K Win95, Win98 30-Nov-99

Put a shortcut to it in your startup group and it will update your system clock each time you log onto the Internet. Plus, now you can run programs automatically when you get connected using NetTime. just added.. Now can shut down programs when you disconnect too! Runs in the System Tray and Doesn't bug you, Because it's FREE !

Cmdtime v. 1.03 by Softshape Development
Size: 50 K Win95, Win98 30-Nov-99

Cmdtime is an extremely easy-to-use command-line utility for synchronizing time over the Internet. It uses fast and reliable Simple Network Time Protocol. It's designed to use either standalone, or in batch-files, or with external shedulers.

SwItime v. 1.1 by Siegfried Weckmann
Size: 102 K Win95, WinNT 30-Nov-99

Synchronize your computer time with another timeserver (Name or IP-Address).

Netdate v. 3.14 by One Guy Coding
Size: 65 K Win95, WinNT 30-Nov-99

Netdate is to synchronize desktop PC's clock with Unix server. The program requires that you give it a host which is providing the time service on Port 37 (most, if not all Unix boxes, although some may block this service). Getting time from a Unix box you know is using NTP or XNTP to reset its time will give you the most accurate time on your desktop PC. This program seems to be accurate to within about +/- 1 sec. You should have previously specified your local time zone in the Control Panel Date-Time applet. Win95 doesn’t seem to report the time zone strings as documented. You can get around this by setting a TZ environment variable in your autoexec.bat file. This is not necessary since the offset from UTC is reported properly.

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