10.6  TIME-ANGLES-DATES 

Time  may  be  entered  in hours in the format hh:mm:ss.nnn.  You may also
enter angles as dd:mm:ss.nn in degrees, minutes, seconds.  Time  or  angle
data  must  begin  with  a  number.  0::1.5 is legal for 1.5 seconds after
midnight, while ::1.5 is not legal.

Dates  may  be  entered  in  hours as YYYY\MM\DD.  If omitted MM or DD are
assumed to be 1.  If you wish to enter both date and time  the  format  is
YYYY\MM\DD\HH:mm:ss.ss.  See:Command SET DATE.

If  time  is preceded by a sign, then all 3 HOURS,MINUTES, and SECONDS are
considered negative.  If a date or date\time is  preceded  by  a  sign  it
applies  only to the YYYY (Year).  Signs (+ -) may not be imbedding inside
a date\time.

                                 Examples
     10 (10 am)
     10:00 (10 am)
     15:30:25.2 (25.2 seconds past 3:30 pm)
     0.5 (Half past midnight)
     0:30 (Half past midnight)
     24:30 (Half past midnight)
     1987\12\25\12:30 (12:30 on Dec 25, 1987)
     -1:30:00 (10:30)