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Whether the command exit in such program and when before deenergizing or after awakening will always work?

Shutdown (64); sleep

exit

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after you could have write a small script memorizing the time before and after and display both. :)
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Thanks for the answer, but I have not understood.

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I was afraid you didn't understand.

To help you for future script debugging here is the script you could have wrote to prove what is happening

$before="before=" &@HOUR &@MIN&@SEC
Shutdown (64); sleep
$after="after=" &@HOUR &@MIN&@SEC
msgbox(0,$before,$after)

It is always easy to ask instead of doing it. But you need to find a way to do it yourself. :)

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I was afraid you didn't understand.

To help you for future script debugging here is the script you could have wrote to prove what is happening

$before="before=" &@HOUR &@MIN&@SEC
Shutdown (64); sleep
$after="after=" &@HOUR &@MIN&@SEC
msgbox(0,$before,$after)

It is always easy to ask instead of doing it. But you need to find a way to do it yourself. :)

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Thanks for the answer, but I wanted other answer this program fine works for me.

Whether but she will work in any case?

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Thanks for the answer, but I wanted other answer this program fine works for me.

Whether but she will work in any case?

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I don't understand what do you mean by

Whether but she will work in any case?

It is difficult to help you if you don't fully describe what your are thinking about. :">
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