File Details |
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| File Size | 2.0 MB |
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| License | Shareware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | September 25, 2004 |
| Total Downloads | 1,483 |
| Publisher | Script Software |
| Homepage | iClock |
Publisher's Description
iClock provides the ability to see the time and date in a completely easy to use, customisable form. Even when space is limited it provides the ability to scroll the date and time. See pre-selected World Time Zones at a click of a button, it will display them in a window that can work like a menu or stay on the desktop, the added advantage is it also updates and allows for Day Light Savings. Other features include an alarm, large floating clock and calender which are all customisable from the simple preferences window.
Latest Reviews
whizerd reviewed v1.0.3.1 on Dec 13, 2003
run time errors...non responsive...what? someone has this guys home #? i even tried to purchase it to see if we could do something about the bugs....no page...too bad...graet porential...id buy it if the bugs were exterminated
pluizebol reviewed v1.0 Final on Sep 29, 2003
All I need is that seconds and week-numbers are added to the Windows XP clock in a double-height task-bar.
All the other whistles and bells are of non importance to me and I don't want them to consume resources on my system.
jasinwa reviewed v1.0 Beta 5 on Sep 1, 2003
Some nice features but 20 bucks for this?? YOWWW....I'll stay with TclockEx....a very nice FREE Win clock replacement that is super low on resources...
thx anyway! Jeff
ghammer reviewed v1.0 Beta 5 on Sep 1, 2003
It's a pretty cool tool, and the author is very responsive.
Um, do you know a good way to have the stock clock show the seconds? Have other time zones available at the click of the mouse? Naaah, I thought not. If you're not interested in th efunctions the app provides, why try it and then come complain? Geez!
sienaworld reviewed v1.0 Beta 3 on Aug 10, 2003
pluizebol: The actual program size is around 300Kb, and it would stay that way if Microsoft would take away all the stupid DLLs and OCX files needed to allow the program to run. I would also add that iClock does do a little more than just tell the time.
whizerd reviewed v1.0.3.1 on Dec 13, 2003
run time errors...non responsive...what? someone has this guys home #? i even tried to purchase it to see if we could do something about the bugs....no page...too bad...graet porential...id buy it if the bugs were exterminated
pluizebol reviewed v1.0 Final on Sep 29, 2003
All I need is that seconds and week-numbers are added to the Windows XP clock in a double-height task-bar.
All the other whistles and bells are of non importance to me and I don't want them to consume resources on my system.
jasinwa reviewed v1.0 Beta 5 on Sep 1, 2003
Some nice features but 20 bucks for this?? YOWWW....I'll stay with TclockEx....a very nice FREE Win clock replacement that is super low on resources...
thx anyway! Jeff
ghammer reviewed v1.0 Beta 5 on Sep 1, 2003
It's a pretty cool tool, and the author is very responsive.
Um, do you know a good way to have the stock clock show the seconds? Have other time zones available at the click of the mouse? Naaah, I thought not. If you're not interested in th efunctions the app provides, why try it and then come complain? Geez!
sienaworld reviewed v1.0 Beta 3 on Aug 10, 2003
pluizebol: The actual program size is around 300Kb, and it would stay that way if Microsoft would take away all the stupid DLLs and OCX files needed to allow the program to run. I would also add that iClock does do a little more than just tell the time.