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| DS Clock 1.6 - desktop clock with time sync and more, Subcategory: Time Synchronization
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Free | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
826 KB | Version:
1.6 |
DS Clock is a digital desktop clock that displays variable date and time information. The program allows you to fully customize its look and feel, and can synchronize computer s clock from a list of world wide Atomic Time Servers. You can select any combination of date and time, pick custom colors and fonts, set custom sound to play at the top of the hour, etc. Besides, DS Clock allows you to show the tooltip with upcoming reminders of Calendarscope, and supports Swatch Internet Time. Very nice, but needs to stay on your screen while it s running, no system tray option.
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| Express TimeSync 3.0.4 - time synchronization tool, Subcategory: Time Synchronization
| Price:
$19.95 (Free Trial) | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
601 KB | Version:
3.0.4 |
Express TimeSync allows you to to synchronize computer clocks across the network to the correct time. You can use any (SNTP) Internet time server or a time server on the local network. Express TimeSync uses Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP), which ensures that all clocks in a site are within two seconds of one another and all clocks in an enterprise are within 20 seconds of one another. It comes with a built-in time server directory with dozens of servers to choose from.
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| Global Time Synchronizer 1.0 - time sync with calendar and alarms, Subcategory: Time Synchronization
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$14.95 (Free Trial) | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
2753 KB | Version:
1.0 |
Global Time Synchronizer is a time synchronization tool with several additional features. It includes a desktop clock with built-in popup calendar, and alarm (recurring) notifications, that can optionally be used to replace the standard clock display in the system tray. The program synchronizes itself with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Atomic Clock servers and supports SNTP as well as Time Protocol (RFC868) and Socks4/5 proxy connections. Global Time Synchronizer includes a variety of skins for the clock display and additional ones can be downloaded from the Internet. Other features include built-in time zone display, allowing you to show additional time zones or cities in the tooltip, support for European date format and more.
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| H9KTimer 2.01 - world time clock with synchronization, Subcategory: Time Synchronization
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Free | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
271 KB | Version:
2.01 |
H9KTimer is a world time clock that can show up to 16 different clocks and also synchronize your system clock with time servers over the internet and act as an alarm clock. You can completely customize the interface and appearance of individual clock displays - even create your own skins. Additional features include a screensaver function, support for Socks5 firewalls, UTC or Beats, calendar display and more.
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| InTime 1.0.2 - synchronize your system clock, Subcategory: Time Synchronization
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Free | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
744 KB | Version:
1.0.2 |
InTime is a small time synchronizer that allows you to set your system time over the internet, using more than a dozen NTP servers to choose from (you can also add your own). Just run the program, select a time server from the list and click Synchronize.
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| Karens TimeSync 1.13 - time synchronizer, Subcategory: Time Synchronization
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Free | OS:
98/ME/2000/XP | Size:
1706 KB | Version:
1.13 |
Karen's TimeSync automatically synchronizes your system time to an Internet time server. It includes a large list of international servers, organized by country and listed with detailed information about each. You can choose to run the synchronization on a regular schedule, or if you prefer, only manually on demand.
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| Li`l Atomic Clock 1.0.0 - synchronize your system time, Subcategory: Time Synchronization
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Free | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
404 KB | Version:
1.0.0 |
Li`l Atomic Clock is a simple time synchronization tool that can automatically adjust your system time with an NTP server over the internet. It includes a list of international servers to choose from, runs in the system tray and can be set to sync automatically on startup or every X hours.
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| Net Time Server & Client 2.1.0.293 - network time server, Subcategory: Time Synchronization
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$25.99 (Free Trial) | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
1030 KB | Version:
2.1.0.293 |
Net Time allows you to synchronize the time of a standalone PC, or an entire network. In client mode, the program supports Time protocol (RFC868), and Simple Network Time protocols (SNTP-RFC2030, including broadcast, and multicast modes. The server can be used by Windows, Unix, Linux, FreeBSD, or other operating systems via SNTP protocol. Net Time Server can run as a Service and also supports automatic Dial-Up Networking connection, automatic shutdown and more. Attractive interface and very reasonably priced.
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| NetClock Time Server/Client 2.01 - Network Time Server, Subcategory: Time Synchronization
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$49.95 (Free Trial) | OS:
98/NT/ME/2000 | Size:
1452 KB | Version:
2.01 |
NetClock provides you with both a full SNTP Network Time Server and of course a (fully network distributable) SNTP Time client that will work on all PC platforms. The correct date/time is obtained from any one of the many atomic clocks available today on the Internet
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| NetTime 2.15 - , Subcategory: Time Synchronization
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Free | OS:
98/NT/ME/2000 | Size:
856 KB | Version:
2.15 |
Put a shortcut to NetTime in your startup group and it will synchronize your system clock each time you log onto the Internet. In addition you can specify programs you want to start when NetTime is launched or shut them down on disconnect. A small and easy to use utility!
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