AtomTime98 accurately synchronizes the time on your PC with that of an Atomic Clock Internet time server.

You can configure AtomTime to run whenever you start Windows, or schedule it to run automatically. After updating your clock in the background, AtomTime can automatically exit.

AtomTime can automatically connect to the Internet using Dial-Up Networking (DUN), and it works across any type of Internet connection. It supports proxy server connections and if the Internet time server isn't responding, it can switch to an alternate time server. Time values can be displayed in local time, GMT time or the actual server time.

AtomTime runs as a convenient System Tray icon.

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