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Anybody recommend a clock for my pc?
quidsinquentin
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Hi all
I need a clock to sit on my pc while I'm working as I keep losing track of the time.
Can anyone recommend something that is suitable, that won't hog resources, is fairly lightweight but might have a couple of features like alarms or calendar please?
I've tried a couple on CNET but found both to be pretty dire. Rather go on an MSE recommend.
Cheers all
Oh, and preferably free?
I need a clock to sit on my pc while I'm working as I keep losing track of the time.
Can anyone recommend something that is suitable, that won't hog resources, is fairly lightweight but might have a couple of features like alarms or calendar please?
I've tried a couple on CNET but found both to be pretty dire. Rather go on an MSE recommend.
Cheers all
Oh, and preferably free?
The atmosphere is currently filled with hypocrisy so thick that it could be sliced, wrapped, and sold in supermarkets for a decent price and labeled, 'Wholegrain Left-Wing, Middle-Class, Politically-Correct Organic Hypocrisy'.
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This is a physical clock to go on top of your monitor, or a bit of software which provides a clock simulation, visible on your monitor?
If the latter, which version of Windows do you have? Aren't you happy enough with the hh:mm clock at the bottom right in XP, or the Clock gadget in Vista?0 -
Sorry - clock for my monitor - am on Win XP.This is a physical clock to go on top of your monitor, or a bit of software which provides a clock simulation, visible on your monitor?
If the latter, which version of Windows do you have? Aren't you happy enough with the hh:mm clock at the bottom right in XP, or the Clock gadget in Vista?
Clock in systray is a lot small for me.
CheersThe atmosphere is currently filled with hypocrisy so thick that it could be sliced, wrapped, and sold in supermarkets for a decent price and labeled, 'Wholegrain Left-Wing, Middle-Class, Politically-Correct Organic Hypocrisy'.0 -
Thanks all - got a pm from an MSE'er for a good one. Cheers!The atmosphere is currently filled with hypocrisy so thick that it could be sliced, wrapped, and sold in supermarkets for a decent price and labeled, 'Wholegrain Left-Wing, Middle-Class, Politically-Correct Organic Hypocrisy'.0
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Probably not what you were after anyways, but these are 2 very cool online clocks ~
http://www.yugop.com/ver3/stuff/03/fla.html
http://leogeo.com/28_timebeat.htm:idea:0 -
Would you carequidsinquentin wrote: »Thanks all - got a pm from an MSE'er for a good one. Cheers!
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