Re: Internet time services/clock utility

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On Tue, 27 Aug 1996, Jim Varney wrote:
> I have written a small program for Windows 3.1 and up called TIMESIG.EXE.
> It is designed to simulate a radio or telephone time signal facility by
> issuing a 50 millisecond-long "tick" sound every second and a 100 mSec
> beep every minute.  There is a also a digital display of the time.

Sound very interesting.  Can we have this in DOS also, please?


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