-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Nancy Backus on 06-22-05  11:04 <=-

 DC>>> stats reported in BW being placed with the wrong packet. 
 NB>> I'd bet you that the time stamp is identical between the two packets. 
 DC>> I'll try to remember to look at it the next time it occurs.

 DC> And, I just did!   Both hr and min are idnentical.  But, I've got 
 DC> the right message stats this time around.  

There you go, then.

 NB>> use "touch" or some similar command to change the
time stamp on one of
 NB>> them. It only has to be a minute apart, eg 10:10 and 10:11, to work
 NB>> right. 
 DC> I was going to ask what "touch" is, but I found the TOUCH command 
 DC> in 4DOS.  Is there a similar command in DOS?  

 DC> This is the first time I ran into it.  Then again, it's the first 
 DC> time I needed it too!  

What I'm using (I just went and checked) is a freeware utility called
touch.com but there is probably a similar command in DOS.  One reason I
checked is that hubby has installed a number of Unix commands on our
computers, but I was fairly sure this wasn't one of them... they tend to
be more abbreviated, such as "ls" (list) to be used instead of
"dir".
He's also installed a number of little utilities, some of which he wrote
himself.  I learn the magic spell, and how/when to use it, and hopefully
how to get help on it (besides yelling for him... ), and that's
usually the extent of my knowledge. :)

ttyl         neb

... We can teach it to you, but we can't understand it for you.

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