World Time 1.1 Copyright (c) 1996 Tan Kok Mun
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1. Introduction
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   The World Time program shows you the current local time against eight 
   others customisable city/country time. You can use this program to 
   calculate time as well, for example you can find out what time is 
   New York when New Zealand is 8:30am.

   This program does not cater for any day-light saving.


2. Run
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   When World Time is run, you will see a screen similar to the following :

	 Singapore 23:30 +0
	    London 15:30 +0
        Los Angeles 07:30 +0
        New Zealand 03:30 +1
	    Madras 21:00 +0
	Paris/Rome 16:30 +0
	    Sydney 01:30 +1
	     Tokyo 00:30 +1
	   Toronto 10:30 +0

        <OK> <CANCEL>  <A> <B>
   
   This shows you the current time (the first line, which is customisable) 
   against the other city/country time. The "+0, +1, -1" after the time 
   indicate the relative date to current date.
      "+0" means the same day
      "+1" means the city/country is one day ahead
      "-1" means the city/country is one day behind

   The button has the following functions :
     <OK>, <A>, <B> : Refresh the display, if nothing is change the current 
		    time will be updated.
     <CANCEL>       : Quit World Time program.


   You can now change any of the value on the right, and press "OK". The
   other city/country time will be calculated with reference to the value 
   you have entered for the city/country.

   For example, to find out what is the time for other city/country when 
   New Zealand is 8:45am. Replace the New Zealand time value as 845, and 
   press <OK>.

   All value that you enter has the following format :
       hhmm - where hh is the hour in 24 hours format and mm is the minutes. 
	     Leading zero for hours need not be enter, but leading zero in 
	     minutes must be enter.

   For example :
      8:45am, enter as 845.
      8:45pm, enter as 2045.
      3:05pm, enter as 1505.


3. Customisation
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   To change the local time, change the following :
   
   10 s$(0)="Singapore"
   # 800

   to (in this example, I use Tokyo as the local time and it is GMT+9)

   10 s$(0)="Tokyo"
   # 900

   The World Time can be customised to your own specific requirements.
   Additional customisation information will be provided to registered
   users.
