NETTIME - added 11/6/2008
NETTIME communicates with “Time Servers” over the Internet using UDP protocol. Those servers are available in many countries troughout the world. They send accurate date/time information, which is kept correct according to observatory/GPS data. The Ini file of NETTIME contains more than 100 predefined “Stratum-1″ time servers. New servers may be added or existing can be modified by editing the Ini file. NETTIME tries to connect to each of these servers until it reads the date/time information and then asks you to correct your PC’s clock (automatic correction can also be selected).
Time Sync - added 8/5/2008
Time Sync lets you synchronize your computer’s clock to one of the many ultra-precise time servers available on the Internet. You can schedule periodic automatic updates, or adjust your clock on demand any time you choose.
Simnor Alarm Clock - added 3/2/2007
Simnor Alarm Clock sits in your system tray, working in the background. It allows you to set the time on any day and at any time, you also can add a custom message and a wav audio file for when the alarm goes off.
Microsoft Time Zone - added 2/12/2007
Microsoft Time Zone is a neat little timekeeping utility that sits in your system tray and tells you the current time and world time zone for the cities that you choose.
AleJenJes Countdown Timer - added 8/15/2006
AleJenJes Countdown Timer gives you a simple countdown timer where you enter the starting time in hours, minutes & seconds and it counts down to zero, with customizable time’s-up message when time expires.
VersaTimer - added 7/10/2006
VersaTimer provides a timer program that is the ideal game timer - use it for Civilization, Diplomacy or Speed Circuit tournaments, where each player has a limited amount of time for each move and needs to be reminded that his or her time soon will be up. It’s also the ideal sports timer for sport events, for example when you need to release a runner every minute, with audible signals the last ten seconds of every minute.
Alwact Clock - added 6/7/2006
Alwact Clock is an analog desktop clock featuring skins, transparency and zoom. It is possible to set the refresh delay ranging from a few milliseconds(continuous second hand rotation) to a minute.
CMDTime NTP Utility - added 10/16/2005
CMDTime provides easy-to-use time synchronization command-line utility which adjusts computer’s date and time via Internet Time Servers. It’s recommended to use it either standalone, or in batch-files, or with external shedulers. (bottom of the page)
NetTime - added 8/21/2005
NetTime offers a simple time synchronization client for Windows 95/98/NT/2000. Its main claim to fame is that it is small, simple and unobtrusive.
Atomic TimeSync - added 8/20/2005
Once Atomic TimeSync is set up, you can have it periodically set your system clock accessing the National Institute of Standards and Technology, NIST; plus it even has a built-in NTP server so you can synchronize all of your other computers quickly and easily! You can even specify a custom time offset to ensure that it sets your clock just the way you like it.
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