// Script specific to file "left.html". Records the
// date and time the site as a whole was last updated.
// Sounds impressive, but in fact you just send "left.html"
// last of all the updates you make... This script is a
// custom version of the general page_updated.js script.
// Steve Lamb 1 September 1999

var Months = "JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec";
var UpdateDate = new Date (document.lastModified);
var UpdateMonth = 3 * parseInt(UpdateDate.getMonth());
var UpdateString = "<center><font color=\"#FFFF00\" ";

UpdateString = UpdateString + "size = \"-2\" ";
UpdateString = UpdateString + "face = \"Verdana,";
UpdateString = UpdateString + "Helvetica, Swiss\">";
UpdateString = UpdateString + "<b>Site last updated:<BR>";
UpdateString = (UpdateDate.getHours() < 10)
              ? UpdateString + "0"
              : UpdateString;
UpdateString = UpdateString + UpdateDate.getHours() + ":";
UpdateString = (UpdateDate.getMinutes() < 10)
              ? UpdateString + "0"
              : UpdateString;
UpdateString = UpdateString + UpdateDate.getMinutes();
UpdateString = UpdateString + " GMT <BR>";
UpdateString = UpdateString + UpdateDate.getDate() + " ";
UpdateString = UpdateString + Months.substring(
               UpdateMonth, UpdateMonth + 3) + " ";
// OK, so it's not exactly Y2K compliant, but...
//UpdateString = (UpdateDate.getYear() < 50)
//              ? UpdateString + "20"
//              : UpdateString + "19";

UpdateString = UpdateString + UpdateDate.getYear();
UpdateString = UpdateString + "</b></font></center>";

onLoad = document.write(UpdateString);