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Notes: @(#)Text.dateok 13.2 (RC International) 91/10/09
Names: »Text.dateok«
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# @(#)Text.dateok 13.2 (RC International) 91/10/09 #ident "@(-)oamintf:syssetup/Text.dateok 1.2" ################################################################################ # Module Name: Text.dateok # Calling Sequence: # Functional Description: This Text object displays a screen # when the user (re)sets the Date and Time. # How: # Inputs: # ARG1 - Month ARG2 - Day ARG3 - Year # ARG4 - Hour ARG5 - Minute ARG6 - am/pm # ARG7 - Timezone # Functions Called: # Issues: ################################################################################ Title=Setting System Date and Time Information framemsg=`readfile $INTFBASE/trept.msg` rows=7 columns=72 close=`rm -f /tmp/checkdate` text=" The "datetime" task has successfully changed the system date and time information. The Date and Time have been set to $ARG1 $ARG2, $ARG3 $ARG4:$ARG5 $ARG6 $ARG7. " # (This is for confirmation, warning and repetition text screens altslks name=CONT button=11 action=CLOSE name=CANCEL button=14 action=CLEANUP