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Thread: Taking advantage of Win 98 ONNow

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    does any one know how i can set the "supposed" onnow time of a computer, by using vb?

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    You can use VB's built in function Time to read the Time:

    MsgBox "Current Time is: " & Time

    Or you can change it with Time statement:

    Time = #12:00:00 AM#

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    i know how to set the time
    do you think i'm an idiot?

    take a look at some of my other posts to see what i know about ok?

    i'm talking about the Windows 98 OnNow feature, which allows you to have your computer turn on at say 8 o'clock

    i read about it on the win 98 setup program, and was wondering if anyone knew how to set it manually, or by using vb?

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