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From: bend@eng.sun.com (ben dubin)
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Subject: Computer Clock Synchronization Solution
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Date: 20 Nov 90 01:28:40 GMT
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Recently someone was asking about programs to set your computer clock
to the US Naval Observatory clock in Washington DC. I purchased a
program that did such. The vendor provided complete source code so I
was able to use the program on both my IBM PC and SUN workstation. The
vendor (Full Source Software) can be reached at (415) 855-7070 and I
think their E-mail address is fss@btr.com They also have a couple
other Telecom-related software programs that I did not purchase.  And,
their prices are unbeatable: they offer over 35 programs for just $99.
It really was a great deal and would highly recommend them.

If you have questions or comments, please send to me directly and if
there is interest I will post a summary to the net.


Ben Dubin                 bend@Sun.COM
Sun Microsystems, Inc.    ...!sun!bend
Mountain View, CA