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Any ideas how to write a Java proggie to update the date?

13-07-1999 11:21pm

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Helv

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Dan I'm look in your way!

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#2 13-07-1999 11:45pm

Kali

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what you're looking for there is javascript

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#3 14-07-1999 3:15pm

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ok then, whatever. I'm sure you could put it into a web page as a Java applet tho'.

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#4 14-07-1999 3:19pm

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have it at home in a book somewhere.
mail it to ya whenever i get home
it is just an update of a date on your webpage yeah?
e.g. This page was last updated "blah blah".
or clock type code?

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#5 14-07-1999 3:21pm

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Yeah, the last updated thing. Thanks.
mail nrea@ie.oracle.com

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