Commodore PC - Time

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Time
Purpose:
Displays and sets the time.
Syntax:
time [hours.minutes]
Comments:
Time is entered in a 24-hour clock format. If you just type the
time command by itself, the following message is displayed:
Current time is
Enter new time:
hh : mm :ss .cc
MS-DOS Commands 91
Time
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If you don't want to change the time shown, you simply press the
return key. And if you want to change the time after you have
started ms-dos (for example, to 8:20 a.m.), type the time com
mand followed by 8:20 in response to the ms-dos prompt. Note
that letters are not allowed; instead, you must type the time using
numbers only. The allowed options are:
hours = 0-24
minutes = 0-59
Separate the hour and minute entries by a colon. You do not have
to type the 55 (seconds) or cc (hundredths of a second).
Example:
If you do not type a valid time, ms-dos displays the following mes
sage and then waits for you to type a valid time:
Invalid t ime
Enter new t ime:
Setting a new time
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As with the date command, you can change the time command
format by changing the country command in the config.sys file.
See Appendix B, "How to Configure Your System," for more
information.
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