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Hi Peter,

> Few days ago you sent me a script that displays the AS400 time and that works
> fantastically but it will display the time on the window lower border.  Is 
> there
> a way that I can display that clock in the page as part of the heading for
> example?

That's a bit harder; but you can use every script you consider decent.
There are a lot of time displays on the web, just use the AS/400 time
as the starting point.

E.g. http://www.scriptsearch.com/JavaScript/Scripts/Clocks/
has 29 clocks.

Pick one you like. You just have to find the place where the date/time is 
created/set.
That's the statment with "myvariable = new Date()". And there you
insert that what you already have, the setting of the OS/400 time.

-- 
mfG Toni




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