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Freeware - Alarm Clocks

AlarmXClock is a simple-to-use alarm clock with four separate alarms. Each alarm can have its own snooze time and associated wav/mp3 file.

Alarm timer reminds you with your favourite music, so that you never forget --- a pizza in the oven - your cell phone on charge - a TV program start time - etc.

Chronice is basically an alarm clock for your desktop with fully customizable skins, it has an advanced alarm scheduler, you can set up alarms with messages, pictures, sounds, run files or open documents. You can move Chronice when you drag and drop it with the left mouse button or using arrow keys. NumPad number keys will move Chronice to the screen corners and +/- will size-up / size-down the clock. If you click the right mouse button or press "O", an options panel will appear and you're ready to customize your very own Chronice. Most of the buttons and fields are self-explanatory, but if you have any doubts, experiment. What could go wrong

Wake Up! Pro turns your PC into an alarm clock that will not let you go back to sleep (depending on the options you select) WUP can even "chirp" once every 30 seconds *after* you shut off the alarm, just to make sure you're not dozing off again. Features include - 6 alarms that can be set to go off every day or only on certain days of the week, Option to require a shutoff code, Optional LOCK feature that makes it *really* tough to shut it off. Varying tone volume (loud, louder, loudest), System beep used for alarms 5 and 6. Different view modes, colors and fonts can be customized. Codes and tones can automatically change after each use (keeps things fresh). Pop-up messages can remind you why you're being brutally nagged out of bed. MANUAL mode can be used to preview alarm behavior.

A nice analog clock to put on your desktop, with customizable alarms, ten predefined skins, or create your own. Clock! will always stay on top of other windows, so you will never miss the time and, with the alarm management system, you will never miss your appointments either.

This is a simple program that displays the date and time. You can set an alarm that will play your favorite WAV, MP3, or Mpeg file! Easily plays any Windows Media Player supported audio/video. Launch Any Web Page (URL) with Alarm; Launch Any Program with Alarm; Customizable Alarm Message; Alarm settings are saved on exit, including Window Positions; Minimizes to System Tray; Alarm Volume is adjustable; Alarm can Repeat Indefinitely until stopped, or a preset number of times. Customizable Snooze delay! Uses very little system resources.

Alarm is a digital clock that you can set to display a message and play a sound at a time of your choice. shows the current time in configurable LED's, beeps or plays a sound (you can replace the default alarm siren). Plays music (you can use your own mp3, mid, wav and so on music files), shows a small dialog or alarms you with a full screen alert with your text. Option to preview your alarm.

AlarmClock is a simple and easy to use alarm clock, very reliable and user friendly. Developed in C#, this application requires the Microsoft .Net Framework which is part of WinXP only. Link to download the free framework for other versions of Windows is availible on our support page.

This is an analog clock which is transparent except for its hands and dials. It is placed on your desktop so it will not disturb your everyday tasks and you may customize its appearance with various options. Its alarm system will help you in scheduling tasks such as executing time sensitive programs, shutting down your windows operating system or simply acting as an alarm.

Repetitive strain injury, Occupational overuse syndrome, and Carpal tunnel syndrome are all faces of the same malaise. For those on the coal face of the IT industry, it's endemic, and can mean losing a career when typing becomes too painful to sustain. It is a big help to take frequent 'microbreaks' every 5-15 minutes. I wrote this program because I always get too involved in what I am working on to remember to take regular breaks (hours can pass before I remember that I should eat!)

DS Clock is a digital desktop clock that displays variable date and time information built from the format string. The program allows you to fully customize its look and feel, and can synchronize your computer's clock with Atomic Time Servers. You can select any combination of date and time, pick custom colors and fonts, set custom sound to play at the top of the hour, etc. DS Clock also allows you to show the tooltip with upcoming reminders of Calendarscope and supports Swatch Internet Time.

Creates any analog/digital clock for your desktop. The clock can be round, square or in-between. The program allows you to use any 256 color BMP as the background so you can create custom clocks for sports, company logos, etc. The clock is VERY customizable and comes with lots of preset configurations. It can display analog hands for hour, minute, second, day, date, month and internet beat and millibeat. It has digital displays for hour, minute, second, colon separators, AM/PM, internet beat and millibeat, day, date, month, and year. It has two phase displays for moon phase and day/night phase. It has several alarm settings and sound effects. It can display with 256 color BMP files or use transparent backgrounds. Thousands of possible display combinations! Settings can be locked so users cannot alter them easily. The configuration files can be easily changed to use different directories than default. Allows altering the spelling of day and month names.

Yes, another alarm clock! This one sits in your system tray and can be easily set to 1440 different alarm settings. You define the time and day of week and whether a wav file, an executable program or a message that will display. The program allows you to set a specific date that the alarm will trigger on. For example you could set the alarm to go off only if the date is July 17 1999 and it is a Tuesday, or you can set for any Friday the 13th to play a warning sound. You can adjust how often the program checks the time.