HOLD v1.0
                  A Quick & Dirty Timer Utility
                      By Steve A. Kitahata
                            29-Mar-95


HOLD  is  a  timer  routine which when  invoked  will  delay  the 
specified amount of time entered before returning to CP/M.  It is 
most useful when used in a .SUB file to schedule the execution of 
programs  at  a  later  time - a handy  little  utility  when  no 
hardware clock is available.

The syntax for HOLD is as follows:

     A>HOLD hh:mm:ss
       -or-
     A>HOLD mm:ss
       -or-
     A>HOLD ss

     'hh' indicates hours
     'mm' indicates minutes
     'ss' indicates seconds

Alternately,  2  digits  need not be entered if only 1  digit  is 
necessary, e.g. 'HOLD 1:2:3' is the same as 'HOLD 01:02:03'.

If any key is pressed during the delay, program execution will be 
terminated.

Locations  0103H & 0104H contains the delay count value which can 
be  adjusted for different system clock speeds.   This value  can 
range from 1 to 65535.   A good starting point is 15000 for a Z80 
running at 4 Mhz.  If the clock runs fast, then this value should 
be increased,  and likewise,  if the clock runs slow,  this value 
should be decreased.  This value can be changed with DDT to avoid 
re-assembly.