
Timeadd Ver 1.1 (primarily for use in conjunction with WOStime for 
ReadCis Ver 1.6)

By Christy Haragan Aged 12

What is Timeadd?
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Quite simply it's a time-logger that writes to the ReadCis file timelog.cis 
created by ReadCis 1.6 and used by WolfGang Schirmer's WosTime. It writes to 
the file in the format needed by WOStime, so in addition to logging CIS 
on-line time with ReadCis 1.6, you can also log Compuserve on-line time 
while using for example a PC OLR..... it "stopwatches" your duration, then 
writes it to timelog.cis, so WOStime can interrogate it and thus give you a 
complete log of CIS online time.

Other Options
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It doesn't end there! You can manually enter duration times, log to a 
different file to timelog.cis, or just us it as a graphic stopwatch.  
Also a "last minute" option was to have a plain countdown timer, for extra 
usefulness. It presents an alarm with a system alarm view for when the 
countdown has finished

Further Information
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Basically Timeadd rounds up the duration time to the nearest minute to keep 
consistency with Compuserve.

The keys needed are kept as simple as possible:

Enter   Stops/Starts the stopwatch and also stops the countdown (if need be)
	Confirms operations with menus and dialogs
ESC     Quits or aborts the current operation
Diamond Restarts
Help    Brings up a Help dialog for quick reference help

File Information
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The Timeadd.OPO should ideally be placed in an \OPO\ directory so that it 
can be launched by RunOpl.  It can of course also be placed in any directory 
on any drive and launched by JBLaunch.



It's freeware, and I hope you like it and find as much use for it as me and 
my dad do (it sure beats a normal stopwatch, pen and paper!).

Please report any bugs to me via my dad's Compuserve email on 100425,1432

Christy Haragan 12 (Jan 1996)


History
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Version 1.0 first release
        1.1 minor bug fixed when logging times manually
            User interface made slighly more intuitive
