DAYOFWK.82P
		a freeware program by Daniel J. Bishop
			      danb2k@hotmail.com

This program will find the day of the week for any date on the Gregorian calendar.  Just follow these easy steps:

1.  Run the DAYOFWK program.
2.  Enter the month (1 for January, 2 for February, etc.)
3.  Enter the day of the month.
4.  Enter the year.
5.  After you have finished reading the display, press ENTER.

				FAQ

Q.  I downloaded this program a few weeks ago.  Why didn't it work?
A.  That file was intended for the 83 but I uploaded it to the wrong archive.  My apologies to whomever I inconvenienced with this mistake.

Q.  Can I enter years with only two digits?
A.  Two-digit years are interpreted as first-century dates.  However, since the Gregorian calendar repeats every 400 years, two-digit year entries will give the correct days of the week for the years 2001-2099.  For 20th-century dates, four digits must be entered.

Q.  What are the limits for the year?
A.  This program will work correctly for any year between A.D. 1 and 9,999,999.

Q.  What are JD and RD?
A.  JD is the Julian date.  The three numbers after the decimal point represent the number of days since, and including, January 1 of the same year.  For example, the Julian date for January 1, 2000 is 2000.001 and that for May 26, 2000 is 2000.147.  RD is the rata die, which is the total number of days since January 1, A.D. 1.  For example, the RD for January 1, 2000 is 730120 and the RD for May 26, 200, is 730266.  Both of these numbers are useful for finding the days between two dates.

Q.  Which variables does this program use?
A.  M,D,Y=user input
    J=Julian data
    R=rata die
    W=day of the week (0=Sunday, 1=Monday...6=Saturday)
    P,L6=temporary variables