Ok here goes:
The parameters next to the time are the same parameters you would put to any timer.
When setting a

timer 14:30 M N command

it will cause the command to be executed at 14:30, M times, with N seconds interval.
It is like standing over your computer and your clock and when the time goes 14:30 you launch a " timer M N command ".

So the timer I gave you will execute the commands one (1) time and with no (0) interval (immediately).

This is not the way to make the command execute every day at the same time!
" timer 14:30 0 1 command " would execute the command after 14:30 every second, forever!
You have to reset the timer again to accomplish what you want.

Edit: Of course I suppose you'd want the timer to trigger without having to reconnect... I mean if you reconnect during the day, the timer will be reset by the on CONNECT event.

Please consult this thread for more on this!

Feel free to ask for more!

Last edited by dr_Eamer; 01/09/04 05:43 PM.

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