Function that changes Windows Calendar Time?

[Falling]

geesh I thanked Matt @ MPCS also like 10 secounds after i wrote that post in an edit.

It's true he said the idea first. But i did not understand it well enough the way he explained it. Later on he clarified himself more on it and then i understood but in the mean time Jb told it to me in a very simple form i can understand so that's why I thanked him first.....

Reguardless I said thanks to both!

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[ezzetabi]

Three answers again. We are the fastest poster in the world.

The first this time!

[Falling]

Yeah i guess i should of just copied and pasted. ... bleh i'm doomed to make retarded mistakes.

[ezzetabi]

I was just joking Falling. It was a word joke after yours "Guess that..."

The most important thing is that you understood the problem and solved it.

[Falling]

Is there a grandlist of dos commands you can use with Comspec somewhere?

That would be a nifty list to have.

[Matt @ MPCS]

You can actually use ANY DOS command with comspec. The list would be too large because people write new DOS applications even today. If you want a list of intrinsic (they come with Windows) commands open the dos prompt and type "help".

*** Matt @ MPCS

[Guest Py7|-|[]/\/]

Actually, if you search google for it... there are various third party programs that will resent the xp clock every 3 days or so, so that trail versions of stuff lasts longer.