Uptime for Windows 95
Version 1.1
Copyright  1997 Jere Kpyaho (jere@sci.fi)

Uptime is a simple Windows 95 utility that shows the time since
the Windows 95 system was last booted.

The program installs a small icon in the Windows 95 Taskbar
"tray". When you position the mouse over the icon, you will
soon see a tooltip displaying the elapsed time since boot-up:

    Up 0 d 5 h 55 min 17 s

Here Windows 95 has been up for 5 hours, 55 minutes, and
17 seconds. Note that if you manage to keep Windows 95 up
for over 47 days, the timer will roll over and start from zero.

When you move the mouse away from the small icon, the text
disappears.

You can close the program by double-clicking the small icon.
A click with the secondary mouse button pops up a menu with
two options, "About Uptime..." and "Close". The "About Uptime..."
menu command displays author and version information, and
the "Close" menu command closes the program (same as the
double-click mentioned above).

Uptime was developed for and in Windows 95, but it will 
probably work in Windows NT 4.0 as well. In the distribution
archive you will also find UptimeC.exe, which is a Win32
console application that displays the same information as
the Taskbar version.

Version 1.1 fixes an embarrassing bug, where the uptime display
would roll over after just over 18 hours.

Uptime is freeware. Please send your comments, suggestions,
and bug reports to me at jere@sci.fi.

There is no warranty for this program. Use it at your own risk.
