nice to see Tranglos creating apps again. out of curiosity, just what is 'Ethervane'?

So instead of resorting to Web 2.0 contortions such as Zhaaz or Glurgr,

Haha...that was funny.  Everyone thinks they're so hip.
You can do what mouser does and attach the word "robot" or "commander" or "dictator" at the end of of the program name.  And make sure it's all one word and no less than 24 characters.

Feature suggestion:

Currently, I use this program every day as my timer for brewing coffee.  I use it on countdown mode.  It would be nice if it remembered the last used countdown setting and/or automatically reset to the initial countdown set time without going through the process of setting the time again.  Here's all the steps it takes to set the countdown timer:

--click the "start:down" button
--click the "load preset" button in the set timer window that pops up
--click the "count down" button

That's 3 clicks just to keep using the same time over and over again.  If I've already loaded the time, it would be better if it resets after it finishes, and then I just click start to do it again.  That's only one click.  And if this happens, I would also suggest the program to remember the last used timer setting after exiting/restarting.

Here are some suggestions on my end to keep the interface the way it is for the most part, but add a couple of timer features:

awsome app !!!

Perhaps you could add a Profile Editor

--> Add /modify a Profile
--> Delete a Profile,
--> Dublicate (perhaps)
--> Start selected Profile
--> Count UP / DOWN

Examples:

My favorite Pizza: 20 minutes
My favorite tea: 5,30 minutes
etc.

Forgot some:
Increase and Decrease Time while running. (Up / Down)
Play Audio file when time is up
and continue counting to negative range turning into red colour (perhaps)

Thanks  

Wish: Add a shortcut key to reset the time to zero (clear the timer display). This would be useful when, for example, a timer has been started by mistake and the user wishes to reset and start again.

Currently this can be done by Stop, then right-click timer box, click "Clear display." If there is already a quick way to do this, please tell me how. Thanks.

Nice Program, thanks for sharing it.

Playing audio is appreciated.

Keep this good work up.

  What good is it if there's no audio alarm telling you when the countdown reaches 0?  We're not always glued to the monitor.....  Just a thought....

I agree. I have discovered that I apparently need an audio alarm when the timer is finished counting down. The blinking just doesn’t get my attention most of the time.

Thanks!

Jim