The KTS 24-hour Clock Screen Saver is a great clock for radio listeners.

The KTS 24-hour Clock Screen Saver features:
24-hour analog display
User selectable time zone
Customizable face and hands

This is fully-functional-trial software. But, you can get a free license for
the KTS 24-hour Clock Screen Saver - before 0000Z on Tuesday 23 September
2003 - just send an email saying that you read about it here. Use the email
address on the website or the software, not the address on this message.

www.taborsoft.com

If you need a different type clock, try the NERDAlert and/or ID Wizard
software.

We do not collect, nor de we share email addresses. The purpose of this
offer is to provide a community service and introduce you to our software
tools for radio users.

Regards,
Jim
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I don't see an email address anywhere.

How do I change it to UTC?

On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 18:27:08 -0500, "J Tabor"
wrote:

The KTS 24-hour Clock Screen Saver is a great clock for radio listeners.

The KTS 24-hour Clock Screen Saver features:
24-hour analog display
User selectable time zone
Customizable face and hands

This is fully-functional-trial software. But, you can get a free license for
the KTS 24-hour Clock Screen Saver - before 0000Z on Tuesday 23 September
2003 - just send an email saying that you read about it here. Use the email
address on the website or the software, not the address on this message.

www.taborsoft.com

If you need a different type clock, try the NERDAlert and/or ID Wizard
software.

We do not collect, nor de we share email addresses. The purpose of this
offer is to provide a community service and introduce you to our software
tools for radio users.

Regards,
Jim

Hi

http://www.boulder.nist.gov/timefreq/service/its.htm

also has Nistime free of charge to d/l and use forever from our US GOVT !

73 jimbo

J Tabor wrote:

The KTS 24-hour Clock Screen Saver is a great clock for radio listeners.

The KTS 24-hour Clock Screen Saver features:
24-hour analog display
User selectable time zone
Customizable face and hands

This is fully-functional-trial software. But, you can get a free license for
the KTS 24-hour Clock Screen Saver - before 0000Z on Tuesday 23 September
2003 - just send an email saying that you read about it here. Use the email
address on the website or the software, not the address on this message.

www.taborsoft.com

If you need a different type clock, try the NERDAlert and/or ID Wizard
software.

We do not collect, nor de we share email addresses. The purpose of this
offer is to provide a community service and introduce you to our software
tools for radio users.

Regards,
Jim
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email sent to:
is discarded without being seen.
Sorry for any inconvenience.

Hi,

To make changes, or customize, the clock use the windows "Display
Properties" dialog, "Screen Saver" tab/page. Note the button labeled
"Settings". Clicking the settings button displays the clock settings dialog.
Click the read me button for a bit more info.

There are two email address links near the bottom of each web page. One is
the logo graphic, the other invites "Comments, Criticisms and Suggestions".
G Also find the email address in the "read me" from the settings dialog.

Regards,
Jim
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Hi,

Yes, http://www.boulder.nist.gov/timefreq/service/its.htm
is a fair link. However their "example" apps apparently do not use the best
time setting protocol, which is NTP. ID Wizard uses NTP, is free for the
price of a single email and has numerous additional tools. G

The two time protocols demonstrated by the NIST example apps work well
enough for most projects.

Regards,
Jim
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Hi

http://www.boulder.nist.gov/timefreq/service/its.htm

also has Nistime free of charge to d/l and use forever from our US GOVT !

73 jimbo

This little guy works a lot better than the NIST.

http://schmail.com/atomictime/

On Sun, 21 Sep 2003 01:19:36 GMT, James wrote:

Hi

http://www.boulder.nist.gov/timefreq/service/its.htm

also has Nistime free of charge to d/l and use forever from our US GOVT !

73 jimbo

Dimension 4 (D4) is what the FSK441 / EME crowd uses to time synched. It is
also free and available for download from many places. A net search should
find it for you.


In article , David
wrote:
This little guy works a lot better than the NIST.

http://schmail.com/atomictime/

On Sun, 21 Sep 2003 01:19:36 GMT, James wrote:

Hi

http://www.boulder.nist.gov/timefreq/service/its.htm

also has Nistime free of charge to d/l and use forever from our US GOVT !

73 jimbo



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Not a screen saver but really great for checking time in different regons (set
your own) of the world. "World Time" and it's free.
http://pawprint.net/wt/

Rob Mills ~~~

J Rob wrote:

Not a screen saver but really great for checking time in different regons (set
your own) of the world. "World Time" and it's free.
http://pawprint.net/wt/

Are these internet clocks and their related software free of spyware?


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Are these internet clocks and their related software free of spyware?

It's actually a program and I've had it on my computer for 3 or 4 years. It's
pretty neat, you can add as many cities as you like and it gives the time in
all of them on a single screen. I believe there is a newer version out now

Rob Mills ~~~