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From: earle@jplopto.uucp (Gregory Earle (40876))
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Subject: Using `navclock' to set time (was: `Re: Time sync on Suns')
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Date: Mon, 11-May-87 04:41:43 EDT
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In article <3734@elroy.Jpl.Nasa.Gov>, I wrote:
>... UTC ... (303) 499-7111

Erm, I think this was supposed to be (303) 449-7111.  Sorry for any
accidental long distance bills caused by that  :-) ...
As Chris mentioned, this is Human Readable (aka Voice), not machine.

How does one use `navclock'?  Do you use `tip' to call the number,
then use that funky ~C tip tilde escape to `connect' the `navclock'
program to the `remote machine' (in this case the other end of the
phone line)?  Or some other way?  If tip, any other things to know
about, like setting any of the tip options?

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