FUN WITH TIME

6 timepieces to keep you chronologically continent... 
Click on program names on the left to see more information, screenshots etc., Remember that the website links on the right will work if you click on them but some have been abbreviated in this view so they will not work if you copy and paste the information... To see the full URL, place the mouse cursor over the link and look at the bottom left of the window, on the frame itself.

1Time 2.2		A timer that can simply be started and stopped or given presets and instructed to announce when the given time has elapsed. When 1Time is minimized, it will pop up on the taskbar and show that the preset time has elapsed - a nice silent alarm - unless sound was set to accompany this event and there's more...how about a timer that can stop an audio file at a pre-determined moment? atma-software.com/1time
Win9x/ME/NT/2000	442 kilobytes
	Mark Snegg, Atma Software SouthAfrica
Alarm 4.0		It was worth installing an earlier version of this application just to get to see the ReadMe - this guy is seriously amusing. He blamed the wine, in our e-mail exchanges but 'in vino veritas' - in wine the truth... The clock works brilliantly and the screensaver shows the current time as it glides soothingly around the screen. We could not get a screen capture so we will make it up to you by putting the version 3.1 ReadMe where the picture should have been - it is so much funnier than the new version...  http://semka.bigsitecity.com
Win9X/ME	935 kilobytes
	Yury Semka Latvia
AS DateCalc 2.1.20		Apart from finding out which day of the week a given date is going to fall upon, you can also see how many days, weeks and months there are between two dates at a glance. http://www.acutesoftware.com.au
Win9x/NT	674 kilobytes
	Acute Software  Australia
Clock.htm		This .htm timepiece has to be seen to be believed and, to our great sorrow, nobody seems to know who the author is! We fervently hope he/she will not mind our sharing the wonder of this work with you as various strangers and friends have shared it with us via e-mails. If we receive details of the author we will be very happy to amend this page... Clock
Win9x/ME/NT/2000	16 kilobytes (7,22 when closed!)
	Unknown
CrazyAlarm		Shaped like a bell, this application does various things, apart from just letting you know that it is time to get up or do something. You can set Crazy Alarm to perform certain tasks for you and choose a written note instead of a sound as your notification that the time has come for you to attend to something. It's crazy but useful! Just put Crazy Alarm in the search engine at: http://www.tsm-soft.com
Win9x/NT	646 kilobytes
	Tan Sun Min, TSM Soft, Malaysia
Dimension4		If you need to be certain that your computer's clock is absolutely accurate (being paid by the minute, perhaps, or living someplace where public transport runs on time) and you have Internet access, at least some of the time, this application may be just the thing for you. Get the time from servers whose function is to provide accurate chronological information, wherever in the world you and your computer may happen to be. http://www.thinkman.com
Win9x/NT	292 kilobytes
	Rob Chambers, Thinking Man Software