World clock with day/night time and other useful features...

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Looking for a freeware WorldClock app that shows day/night time, city
times around the world. Weather, moon etc. would be a bonus.
Can anyone recommend a nice app that is suited for Windows XP?
Also, would like something that had an alarm feature if at all
possible - maybe even import appointments from Outlook 98.
 
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John Corliss

©® said:
Looking for a freeware WorldClock app that shows day/night time, city
times around the world. Weather, moon etc. would be a bonus.
Can anyone recommend a nice app that is suited for Windows XP?
Also, would like something that had an alarm feature if at all
possible - maybe even import appointments from Outlook 98.

Perhaps you can find what you need here:

http://www.pricelessware.org/2003/PL2003DESKTOP.htm#Clock

Pricelessware are freeware programs that are recommended by the
regulars in this group.
 
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S:R

©® said:
Looking for a freeware WorldClock app that shows day/night time, city
times around the world. Weather, moon etc. would be a bonus.
Can anyone recommend a nice app that is suited for Windows XP?
Also, would like something that had an alarm feature if at all
possible - maybe even import appointments from Outlook 98.

Check out Sun Clock from www.mapmaker.com. It doesn't have weather or
alarms, but all other things are there. A must-have for any amateur
astronomer IMHO.

BTW, did you see my posting asking about the Taskbar Calculator? Can
you help me out with that? Thanks.
 
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vsj

Looking for a freeware WorldClock app that shows day/night time, city
times around the world. Weather, moon etc. would be a bonus.
Can anyone recommend a nice app that is suited for Windows XP?
Also, would like something that had an alarm feature if at all
possible - maybe even import appointments from Outlook 98.

Try this. Excerpt from the site: WorldTime Free 6.5 Free
Big promotion,Complete Full Version Previously sold for 29.95 and now
it is absoutly FREE. Accurate Time Around the World Quickly view the
time of any location in the world. Automatically set time using Atomic
Clocks. Eliminate embarrassing phone calls at inappropriate times.
WorldTime is ideal for synchronizing schedules, meetings, events, and
communication between time zones. It is a must for businesses that
contact associates around the globe, for individuals who contact
distant relatives, or the curious who want to know the time surrounding
world events. All 24-time zones. Covers Thousands of countries and
cities
http://itprodownloads.com/filedownload?fileid=218871
HTH
 
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Helen

: :
: > Looking for a freeware WorldClock app that shows day/night time, city
: > times around the world. Weather, moon etc. would be a bonus.
: > Can anyone recommend a nice app that is suited for Windows XP?
: > Also, would like something that had an alarm feature if at all
: > possible - maybe even import appointments from Outlook 98.
: >
: >
:
: Try this. Excerpt from the site: WorldTime Free 6.5 Free
: Big promotion,Complete Full Version Previously sold for 29.95 and now
: it is absoutly FREE. Accurate Time Around the World Quickly view the
: time of any location in the world. Automatically set time using Atomic
: Clocks. Eliminate embarrassing phone calls at inappropriate times.
: WorldTime is ideal for synchronizing schedules, meetings, events, and
: communication between time zones. It is a must for businesses that
: contact associates around the globe, for individuals who contact
: distant relatives, or the curious who want to know the time surrounding
: world events. All 24-time zones. Covers Thousands of countries and
: cities
: http://itprodownloads.com/filedownload?fileid=218871
: HTH

A redirect to www.multisource.com, which states OS Win95/98/NT...2001 but
leads only to several trial ware items, including this one. What am I
missing?

Helen
 
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vsj

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