WinCalendarTime - windows clock enhancer

[lanux128]

spotted this on the net: WinCalendarTime.
not as feature-packed as TClock and its ilk but this is a tool that can be appreciated for its simplicity.

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[mouser]

nice.

[Dr-Leech]

great and extreme lightweight

[GeekK]

Perfect for me, if I could just change the foreground color.. (I use a windows skin).

[jgpaiva]

I don't think i could give up alfaclock for anything

[lanux128]

I don't think i could give up alfaclock for anything

the same for me jgpaiva, i've been using TClock and its various clones since Win9x.. but these programs come with a slew of features and i can't really recommend them to an average user..

that's why i've been looking a slim & lightweight clock tool that has a built-in calendar (something that should be in the OS itself)..

[Nighted]

Don't forget LClock.

Or if you want the ultimate, pay money and get Chameleon Clock. Then you can enjoy my skin, Alienz (included with the installer), numbers I carefully recreated from the computers in the movie Aliens.

[rjbull]

Horst Schaeffer's Calendar

or

Kana Solution's Kana Reminder, or Kana Solution's better-featured beta (but no help file yet for the beta)

[Nighted]

I actually tried AlfaClock (and BetaClock) this morning and although it has some nice features, I'm not impressed by the fact that it uses 12 megs of RAM...

LClock has reminders (AlfaClock doesn't), a skinable calendar and more features than WinCalendarTime and uses about a half meg of RAM mo

[jgpaiva]

I actually tried AlfaClock (and BetaClock) this morning and although it has some nice features, I'm not impressed by the fact that it uses 12 megs of RAM...

Weird... My alfaclock only takes 1.7mb of mem and 2.5mb of virtual mem. I'd ditch it right away if it took 12mb or ram!

[tomos]

LClock looks very nice but it looks like you can only show the time, not time & date ??
I'd miss the date - never know what it is 

Theres a link from there to a light version of TClock but very little info there too
Might just have to try one out ..

[bobdec]

That looks good. You might want to check out one I found and use it is FREE and it has some other neat features

[bobdec]

Sorry forgot to put in the link for PTBSync
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Enhancements/Clocks-Time-Management/PTBSync.shtml

[superboyac]

I don't think i could give up alfaclock for anything

Wincalendar looks nice.  I'm with jgpaiva...alfaclock is the best.  But Wincalendar is very nice if you're looking for something more simple than alfaclock.

A few months ago, I spent a lot more time than I care to admit looking for a simple time/calendar replacement without too many excessive features.  I settled on alfaclock because it is highly customizeable and free.  You know you've hit the bottom of the obsessively anal barrel when you spend a week looking for a clock replacement for Windows.  I know I don't need to see the seconds in the time, but I just want to!

[lanux128]

LClock looks cool.. looks like a continuation of TClock with more eye-candy.. good find, Nighted! going to try it out..

[lanux128]

after a quick run-down, i find that LClock isn't in active development, the last update was in September 2004. also, it can't display date/time, only time as tomos had said earlier..

looks like i'm going to have to stick with TClock, despite the fact, that both aren't actively updated anymore..

[AndyM]

Also ClocX:

http://clocx.php5.cz/

[lanux128]

Also ClocX:

ClocX is quite nice but it doesn't seem to have a systray mode, where it will replace Windows default clock..