Desk Clock
Editors’ Review
One can have only so much time. Desk Clock is a pesky application that, despite being freeware, doesn’t do much than tick off minutes. The desktop clock has two faces, and either face can display the time in any time zone. This basic tool doesn’t offer much in the way of creativity, as you can only display either a digital or a traditional clock face or change the background color. The display sits on top of open windows or hides in the system tray; when you want to check the time, double-click the icon. Only one alarm can be set at a time, too–but we couldn’t get the alarm to play a sound. If you’re running Windows, you have a clock on your desktop already. If you need two, you know where to go.
Full Specifications
WHAT’S NEW IN VERSION 1.9
Developer’s Description
With Desk Clock, choose from three styles: analog, digital, or text-based. The analog clock includes a second’s hand, and you can set a reminder that displays a message, plays a sound, or runs a program. Show a second clock for an alternate time zone in your choice of style. Many customizable options allow you to control the look and feel of your clock. Desk Clock also features a quick-reference calendar.
How To Install?
Run the system and open PC properties.Get the latest Software.
Go to the activation menu too.
After that, download the code and the crack from the link below.
Enter this key to activate.