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Client 32 for Win95 has time sync so I'm asumming the Client 32 for DOS and
Windows will have this feature too.  Client 32 has come a long way since it
was originally released,  I would recommend you give it a try.

David Gersic <dgersic_@_niu.edu> wrote in article
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> In <32c3eab5.237385@news.execpc.com>, tom.kustner@emjay.com (Tom Kustner)
writes:
> >We're a Windows 3.1 shop with three 3.12 servers.  Is there a
> >"best-of-breed" utility for synchronizing server times?  Ideally, no
> >NLMs would be loaded.  If most do the job fine, is there one to avoid?
> 
> Assuming you've got an internet connection, or a Unix box local,
available,
> the Murkworks RDATE.NLM is by far the simplest/best method I know of.
Free,
> too, which is always nice.
> 
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> David Gersic                                           dgersic_@_niu.edu
> Systems Programmer                          Northern Illinois University
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