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> Expanded Wait Commands

  A subset of the "Wait" command in eValid allows the user to define
  a specific time or date outside the scope of the normal wait time
  set in the preferences. These commands give the user full
  flexibility in running time-critical scripts.

  Below are the subset of commands and a brief description of each
  "Wait" based command:

  1. WaitDate Enables the script to wait until the system time's
     month and date meet or exceed the specified month and the
     specified date.

  2. WaitDateTime Enables the script to wait until the system time's
     month, date, and time meet or exceed the specified month, date
     and time..

  3. WaitHH Enables the script to wait for the exact hour specified
     before running the next command.

  4. WaitMM Enables the script to wait for the exact minute
     specified before running the next command.

  5. WaitModHH Enables the script to wait for the next exact hour
     that is a multiple of the value specified before running the
     next command.

  6. WaitModMM Enables the script to wait for the next exact minute
     that is a multiple of the value specified before running the
     next command.

  7. WaitTime Enables the script to wait for the exact hour 'HH' and
     exact minute

  8. WaitTimeMod Enables the script to wait for the next exact hour
     that is a multiple of the specified 'HH' value and the next
     exact minute that is a multiple of the specified 'MM' value
     before running the next command.