Time Keep v2.0 for Windows 3.xx

    This is a simple timer I wrote using Visual Basic 3.0.  
This program will allow you to keep track of how much time 
you have used when online. There are three modes that I have
included in this timer.
Modes :
    Reset     - the program will reset the time and date each
		time the program is executed
    Add       - this will keep adding up the time without 
		resetting the timer itself or the date
    Change    - the timer will be reset back to zero and the 
		date updated whenever the current date is 
		different from the last date.
                ie.  date and time resets at midnight or when 
		     dates are different
    CountDown - allows the user to set a time limit of up to
		9999 hours and 99 minutes.  A message will 
		appear when the timer reaches zero.

All changes are made immediately once the OK button is pressed
in the SETUP menu.

A small TIMEKEEP.CFG file will be created that will keep 
track of the last date used and the amount of time, depending 
on the mode set.

Since this is a Visual Basic program VBRUN300.DLL is needed.  
All you have to do to run this program is to edit your login 
script so that this program is executed each time.

If anyone has any comments or suggestions on the program, or 
should any bugs be found, please contact me:

    Name    : Chek-Lap Kenneth Fong

    address : kenneth@odyssee.net


Changes for v1.1
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    - took off annoying message when program terminated
    - a yes/no question is asked before the timer is reset
    - minor cosmetic change
    - better check for multiple instances of the same program

Changes for v1.1a (was not officially released)
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    - created a setup file for easier installation
    - removed some unnecessary files
    - added carrier detection so that timer will start and 
      stop when the modem is connected

Changes for v2.0
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    - changed the look of the program a bit
    - a more accurate timer
    - added countdown timer
    - added com port selection - COM1 - COM4


Problem(s) to be fixed
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    - if the wrong com port is selected, the Carrier Detect 
      function might assume that there is a carrier and the
      timer will continue counting.  Please choose the
      correct com port until this problem has been fixed.