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WIN95 WORKSTATION SYNCTIME TO SERVER
Many of you have asked if there was a way to synchronize the time for all workstations using the In-and-Out Board. Currently the program utilizes the individual's computer's system time. Windows Magazine - Special Issue of 2,001 Tips! has a section for Win95 machines to synchronize network time. This information can be found on page 54 and on their website at: http://www.winmag.com/library/1996/1496/tip1m.htm
"Synchronized Network Time - All the Time: From the DOS command line, type NET TIME [\\computername | /DOMAIN[:domainname]] [/SET] to synchronize Win95 to a specified server's time. Automate time synchronization with a server or workstation by creating a batch file and placing the Net Time command inside it. Then place the batch file in the StartUp folder. For example, open Notepad and enter NET TIME MARK'SCOMPUTER. Save the file as SYNCTIME.BAT. When you turn your computer on each morning, the command in the batch file will be executed."
WIN95 UPGRADES TO CONSIDER:
Win95 Upgrade - Windows 95 Service Pack 1 will upgrade your Win95 version from 4.00.950 to 4.00.950a. You do not want to run Service Pack 1 if you are running 4.00.950b. It is really important that you read the information posted on this web page. You can download Service Pack 1 from: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/software/servpak1/sphome.htm
Two other updates that you might consider are Kernel32 and Ole32, again you should review the information concerning these updates prior to downloading and installing.
Kernel32 Update: http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/info/krnlupd.htm
Ole32 Update: http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/info/oleupd.htm
The Win95 Update Center address is: http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/info/system-updates.htm
Effective: 11-26-97