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From: mitchell@thesis1.hsch.utexas.edu (Philip Mitchel)
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Subject: Re: Program Usage Program needed
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Date: 28 Oct 90 17:02:43 GMT
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While this isn't exactly what you asked for, it may do.  You could
always try using a timer program (such as is included with Norton
Utilities (tm etc. etc.)), and invoke your program from a batch file
that starts the timer, runs the program, then appends the program name
antime inside it to a log file.  You could eread the command line to
specify which of your clients any particul session lled to.  Hope that
helps.

Phil Mitchell  mitchell@thesis1.hsch.utexas.edu