WorldTime Clock Help

WorldTime Clock is a universal time-keeping utility, providing PC users with the most accurate time by synchronizing with atomic time servers and displaying local Time and Date in any Location (or Timezone) around the world.

These functions along with build-in scheduler, customizable look-and-feel and compact size make WorldTime Clock a must-to-have application for those users, who have friends, family or business affairs around the world.

Summary of features

• Synchronize your system time thru SNTP v3, v4 or HTTP with different Master Clocks (the US Naval Observatory or Microsoft) on start-up, periodically or manually
• Display local Time, Date and Calendar in any Location (or Timezone) from the world-wide list without updating the local system time
• Simultaneously display time and configure clocks for multiple timezones
• Digital or Analog Clock Display
• Appointment Management System for scheduling Visual and Audio reminders
• Customize:
  • Show and Hide each Clock Display individually; or click on the Clock Icon in the system tray to show and hide all Displays at once
  • Time and Date Formats for the each Digital Clock Display (list of predefined formats is also available)
  • Clock Display with visual schemes or WinAmp 2 Skins
  • Shadow drop (Windows XP/2003 only) and display on top of other windows
  • Clock Name to describe location more precisely
  • Sound to play on scheduled event or appointment
• Optionally, run WoldTime Clock on system startup
• Update WorldTime Clock on-line to the most recent version from the WorldTime Clock web site

System Requirements

• IBM Compatible PC
• Microsoft Windows 9x, Windows ME, Windows NT/2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server
• 1 Mb free disk space

Read more

Clock List
Clock Display Overview
Reminder List
Synchronize Time
Update WorldTime Clock On-Line

General Preferences
Configure Clock

Customize Look-and-Feel

• Time
• Date
• Clock Name
• Customize with WinAmp 2 Skins
• Location Flag

Purchase WorldTime Clock
Activation Instructions
WorldTime Clock History
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