EXTIME89.LBR   
    FROM FOG#15/NYOUG,  Modified by Liv Hinckley 04/09/88

	The EXTIME.COM program simply counts days from the 
initilaization of the system clock, and 1988 is a leap year.  So, 
if you don't correct for the extra day, your clock is off by a 
day after February 29th.  This change to EXTIME88.LBR fixes the 
leap year error by adding onesday to the clock.  It's a quick and 
dirty solution, but it passes the test.  So we'll remind you now 
that you'll have to make another fix in March 1992! I don't know 
about you, but I expect to have a 10th birthday party for Ozzie!
EXTIME89 and EXTIME90 work correctly, so you'll be ready without 
the bother of editing the file or reassembling.


;                 EXTIME.LBR
;         **************************
;            submitted to COG by Don Strait
;                                 03/30/88
;
;         EXTIME (renamed Time.com on my disk) is an easier and
;         faster way to set date and time on an Osborne Executive.      
;                You don't have to put in slashes ("/") or semi
;         (":") colons, and the program knows the year - so you
;         don't have to type it either.
;                I downloaded this as part of a LBR from FOG#1
;         RBBS in California, called OXTOOLS.LBR, but this is the
;         only file I found useful.  All I did was to patch another
;         version for 1987 and 1986 and delete the one for 1985
;         (for obvious reasons) that was in the original library,
;         and stick them and the original DOC file (still squeezed)
;         and Z80 source for anyone who cares in4o a library.
;                Library has been updated again, it now contains
;         versions of the program for 1988 and 1989.  Enjoy.