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Atomic-World-Clocks-Free

Atomic clocks in the world, 440 cities.

Tool Name:

Atomic-World-Clocks-Free

Tool Version: 1.0.0.2

Tool Type: Freeware

Tool Cost In: 0 US$

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Tool OS Support: Win98,WinOther,Win2000,WinXP,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Windows 8,Windows RT,WinServer,WinVista,WinVista x64,Other

Limitations: No limitation, Freeware

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Short Description:
This free program allows the user to have a direct access to times worldwide. Very easy to use, up to 10 cities can be displayed on the panel, among more than 440 cities available from the list.

Long Description 1:
This free program allows the user to have a direct access to atomic times worldwide. Very easy to use, up to 10 cities can be displayed on the panel, among more than 440 cities available from the list. The clock synchronizes itself with the atomic clock every 60 seconds. An help section is here to guide the user through the features of the program. The list of cities will update and expand automatically from the servers.

Long Description 2:
This free program allows the user to have a direct access to atomic times worldwide. Very easy to use, up to 10 cities can be displayed on the panel, among more than 440 cities available from the list. The clock synchronizes itself with the atomic clock every 60 seconds, so an internet connection will be required for these updates with the servers. It is designed to suit the user needs by letting the user define the number of cities shown, as such the program can fit well in a corner of the user's screen. An help section is here to guide the user through the features of the program. A star sign at the right of the city's name indicates that time differences are changing within the year for this city. As a result times given for these cities with a star might be inaccurate. The list of cities will update and expand automatically from the servers.