To:      999 (all members)             
  From:    D5B (Jon Ripley)              
  Subject: Speaking clock for all        
  This is a BASIC program which uses     
  Superior Software's Speech program to  
  tell the time.                         
                                         
  If you are using a BBC Master the CMOS 
  clock time is used, otherwise the time 
  since the last reset.                  
                                         
  Users might find 'FNnumber(N%)' in the 
  program of use as it converts any      
  number from 0 to 99 into a form that   
  Speech can say!                        
                                         
  Any comments, criticisms are welcomed  
  as well as any suggestions for changes 
  or improvements.                       
                                         
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  To:      999 (all members)             
  From:    K2B (Colin Culpitt-Smith)     
  Subject: Master date mod'n in WW+      
  For some time now, I've used a         
  modified form of the Master's date in  
  my WW+ text files. This gives me the   
  date as 28th December 1995 instead of  
  Thu,28 Dec 1995.                       
  I've just added a routine to correct   
  the year when we reach the year 2000   
  and later - nothing like being         
  prepared!! This routine just sits      
  there testing the Master's year, and   
  will only correct it when the Master   
  fails to cope with 2000 or later. The  
  Master will revert to 1900 in the year 
  2000, so this needs correction!        
  My small Basic file is called          
  'DATEmod', and can be added to a boot  
  file when firing up WW+, as it defines 
  all the function keys to perform       
  useful commands, including date        
  stamping your text file disk.          
  Fkey0 adds the modified date to WW+    
  Fkeys 1 & 2 are U/line on & off        
  Fkey3 sets up my page layout           
  Fkey4 date-stamps your disk            
  Fkey5 is Just'n on                     
  Fkey6 is Just'n off                    
  Fkey7 is 'last page' commands          
  Fkey8 is very very small print mode    
  Fkey9 sets up the degree sign          
                                         
  Hope you find the prog useful!         
                                         
                                         
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