Subj : IEXPLORER problem
To   : GERALD MILLER
From : CHARLES ANGELICH
Date : Sat Jan 29 2005 01:55 am

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Hello Gerald - 

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GM>>> I've found another 'weirdness'. After I've been in Wfw
GM>>> for a few hours and I quit back to DOS, I find that my
GM>>> system clock has lost some time. I recall there was a
GM>>> "fix" for this problem, but I can't remember which file
GM>>> was responsible for the time loss or the replacement
GM>>> (archive) file name. Any ideas? 

CA>> I do recall some discussion of lost time but I don't
CA>> recall what the 'fix' was, sorry. 

GM> I was under the impression that the lost time had something
GM> to do with an update to the filemanager or winmanager. I'll
GM> have to open up the archive of my previous Wfw311
GM> installation and do a file-by-file comparison and see what
GM> I can find. 

GM> The other alternative that I was thinking of was to FTP
GM> into the Micro$not Windows 3.x site and peruse their
GM> 00_index file... 

Go here: http://www.mdgx.com/lastweek.htm (it's AXCEL216) and
search the page for "clock". The tweaks look familiar but my
W31 machines are 140 miles from here and I can't check to see
if I have them or not (my W31 clocks do not lose time). :-( 

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