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In article <C3qJ0F.D0I@news.fai.com> luisg@hadar.fai.com (Luis Galleguillos) writes:
>In article <C3pI1A.E5@queernet.org>, rogerk@queernet.org (Roger B.A.
> Klorese) writes:
>|> Why not use multiple xclocks?
>|> 
>|> TZ=EST5EDT xclock -geometry =100x100+300+0 -n ET &
>|> TZ=CST6CDT xclock -geometry =100x100+200+0 -n CT &
>|> TZ=MST7MDT xclock -geometry =100x100+100+0 -n MT &
>|> TZ=PST8PDT xclock -geometry =100x100+0+0 -n PT &
>
>
>running..
>xclock -geometry =100x100+300+0 -n ET &
>
>gives me the same time as PST, all the other do the same.
>WHat am I doing wrong? I do not run motif. I run twm window manager and X11R5
>on a Sun Sparc 1.

I gave Bourne shell (or Korn shell) syntax, which allows you to set the
environment variables for each execution before the command.

If you are using the C shell, this would be:

(setenv TZ EST5EDT;xclock -geometry =100x100+300+0 -n ET) &
(setenv TZ CST6CDT;xclock -geometry =100x100+200+0 -n CT) &
(setenv TZ MST7MDT;xclock -geometry =100x100+100+0 -n MT) &
(setenv TZ PST8PDT;xclock -geometry =100x100+0+0 -n PT) &
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ROGER B.A. KLORESE                                              +1 415 ALL-ARFF
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