Surprisingly coming up short. Seems inexplicable, huh.
Suppose your friend writes you, "Call me at 2pm."
Let's say the time is now 11am.
For a timer I really like Skwire-suggested SnapTimer. I use it all the time for this and that. If I decide to use SnapTimer, I subtract, 2pm minus 11am. Put 3 hours into the countdown timer.
Let's suppose that I get around to loading SnapTimer ten minutes later than 11am. So..., 2pm minus..., uh, 11:10, let's see, that would be 2 hours and 50 minutes. Oops, another minute has gone by, so, 2 hours, 49 minutes. Countdown away.
In the present case, it would be better if I could directly input 2pm. At 2pm some indicator comes up on screen. Presto.
That would call for a very simple ALARM CLOCK.
Lots of alarm clocks out there. And they are loaded with bells and whistles to the hilt. Very unfriendly, all.
What would seem the easiest most efficient way of doing what needs to be done? Double-click icon. 2pm. Okay. Done.
Thanks folks!
Nicholas Kormanik
Suppose your friend writes you, "Call me at 2pm."
Let's say the time is now 11am.
For a timer I really like Skwire-suggested SnapTimer. I use it all the time for this and that. If I decide to use SnapTimer, I subtract, 2pm minus 11am. Put 3 hours into the countdown timer.
Let's suppose that I get around to loading SnapTimer ten minutes later than 11am. So..., 2pm minus..., uh, 11:10, let's see, that would be 2 hours and 50 minutes. Oops, another minute has gone by, so, 2 hours, 49 minutes. Countdown away.
In the present case, it would be better if I could directly input 2pm. At 2pm some indicator comes up on screen. Presto.
That would call for a very simple ALARM CLOCK.
Lots of alarm clocks out there. And they are loaded with bells and whistles to the hilt. Very unfriendly, all.
What would seem the easiest most efficient way of doing what needs to be done? Double-click icon. 2pm. Okay. Done.
Thanks folks!
Nicholas Kormanik
AlarmClock.exe
