Transparent desktop clock with fully customizable appearance (digital or analog display, various colors, sizes and shapes), versatile alarms and reminders. Synchronizing time with atomic clock servers. Screensaver,time zones,tooltip,zodiac signs ...
The ultimate employee time clock. Easy to use, looks like a traditional mechanical time clock. Easy Email. Job, Phase, Production tracking. Automatic lunch deduct. Clock in using secure card. Multi-site file sync. Client-server network mode.
HiClock Pro gives you an easy and thorough way to synchronize your system clock to the exact time using the Internet. It queries one of the National Institute of Standards and Technology timeservers, which then returns the correct standard time.
JCOM Clock Synchronizer helps you keep your system time always accurate by synchronizing it with the highest precision atomic clock servers. The program features attractive skinnable interface and can work as a local time server on your LAN.
AlphaClock is an tiny clock utility with miniature, but very nice and sharp LCD-style digital watch display. It allow choose any colors for display background and digits, or use any predefined color sheme.
Time clock hours converter and calculator. Data can be 24 or 12 hour formats. Both daily and weekly overtime limits can be set. High and low warning levels can be set for each clock in/out period. Prints results.
AceClock is a skinable transparent desktop clock with organizer and stickers, skins support, atomic internet time synchronization, fully customizable see through display and convenient interface, it is designed to suit any and all your needs
Drunken Clock is a skinnable analog clock, which randomly and smoothly moves across the screen. You can write your own text message which will run as a ticker. Into this Super Pack included 61 high quality skins for your fun.
A fully configurable world clock that can display a number of clocks in different time zones. Features include a world map with day / night areas, system clock update, countdown timers and more …
