Professional looking clocks, skinable calendar, atomic synchronizer and organizer.
The Time Machine is a massive set of components and functions, completely covering all the tasks of managing your computer clocks. That includes managing appearance of clocks, display of various time zones, synchronization of time through atomic time servers, tasks scheduler, diary, handy calendar and much more.
- Highly customizable digital and analog clocks with a powerful skin engine;
- Integration of the clocks in a Windows environment. Replacement for a standard clock in Windows tray;
- The clocks both in tray and in a separate window;
- Create several (analog and digital) clocks;
- Highly customizable calendar with a powerful skin engine;
- Information about a zodiac sign and Chinese year for any date;
- The built-in synchronization by atomic time servers;
- Task scheduler;
- You may set any period - hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly or regularly;
- A various alarm actions;
- Built-in diary;
- Support of various sound events;
- Built-in update utility;
- Multilanguage interface;

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