History For TimeCheck
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 Version .09á
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ù    Initial release for TimeCheck.

 Version .91á
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ù    Changed the archive file name from 'TIMECHK' and 'ADJTIME' (on
     Salt Air)    to 'CHKTIME' on all systems.

 Version .92á
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ù    Made changes so that all activities will be logged to the
     caller log.

 Version .94á
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ù    Made some correction to the calculation of the times.
ù    Skipped on level on the beta cycle.
ù    Included two version of the PPE.

     þ TIMECHK1.PPE -    This PPE is for PCBoard Version 15.2 and
                         above.
     þ TIMECHK2.PPE -    This PPE is for PCBoard Version 15.0 and
                         above.

     NOTE:     Remember to rename one to TIMECHK.PPE.

ù    Made another change to the file name.  It is now
     "CHKTM???.ZIP"

ù    Thanks to Lou Steinritz for finding a bug in this release.
      
     þ    What it was, was an "END" should NOT have been an "END",
          but a       function call.    - Fixed.

 Version .95á
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ù    Major Changes.  This version WILL ONLY work with PCBoard 15.2
     and above.

ù    CONFIGURATION FILE CHANGE:

          We have changed the format of the configuration file. 
          Below you will find the NEW format.


               Line 1:   Your Bulletin Board Name
               Line 2:   The Serial Number to the program
               Line 3:   The start time of the event.             
                          (format HH:MM:SS)
               Line 4:   The end time of the event.               
                         (format HH:MM:SS)

ù    We have added two new files to be used with "TIMECHK".

     1)   TIMECHK.USR:   This is the user file that "TIMECHK" will
                         check against to see if the currently
                         logged on user is allowed onto the system
                         during the event window.  Below is the
                         format:

          Line 1  : The Number of User Records in the File.
          Line 2-x: The names of the users you wish to allow in
                    during the event window.

     2)   ADJUST.DSP:    This file will be displayed to the users
                         only if their time is to be adjusted
                         during the event window that you have
                         defined within "TIMECHK"

ù    Modified the TIMECHK.DSP file.  Actually we have renamed it to
     LOGOFF.DSP.  This file will be shown to the user just before
     they are logged off the system.