Ancient Egyptians used the shadow clock (gnomon) to determine correct time. The Greeks used the water clock, or clepsydra. The first mechanical clock appeared in the fourteenth century. Then, in 1929 first electronic timepieces appeared.

IsOnPost helps you organize and remind you of various events and happenings. It enables you to create neat calendar windows where you can post your work notes, things to do, ideas or any event you wish to remember.The IsOnPost interface is very intuitive, it shows you a list of notes you can sort by its importance or by its creation date and lets you show, hide or delete each individual note.IsOnPost can be configured to show your notes just after it is executed and to start running when Windows starts up, also you can access the program in a menu on the system tray.

ClockSmith Lite plays the Westminster chimes and tolls the hour. The chimes can be configured to play quarterly, every half hour, hourly, or they can be turned off. The tolling of the hour also has an on/off switch. ClockSmith Lite has its own volume control allowing you to configure it to provide a gentle reminder of the time, to be heard clear down the hall, or anywhere in between.

Very small 'desktop' timer watch, with date and alarms. Has a few other configurable options. To set the alarm, double click on 'body' of watch. To move, just drag it's window arround with mouse. Remembers it's state, position, etc..

Very small 'dragable' timer watch. To set the alarm, double click on 'body' of watch. To move, drag it's window arround with mouse. Config program to set skins, fonts, etc. You can create your own simple skins for it.

Create multiple notes that can be dragged and dropped. Notes can be set to play an audio alarm at a specified time.

Chronograph Lite is a simple freeware utility which main function is to synchronize your local PC time using the Internet. For that purpose it uses the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Atomic Clock servers. It will reference an atomic clock server to get the current time with the greatest accuracy available and update your PC's local time. The program has an easy-to-use, nice-looking interface, so you can adjust your time with just two mouse clicks. Chronograph automatically detects local time zone and Daylight Saving Time correction (no manual settings needed).

Chronograph Atomic Time Clock is a simple award-winning program which keeps your computer's clock accurate using atomic time servers of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). It has an easy-to-use nice-looking user interface and offers many useful features that make the process of time synchronization fast and comfortable. You can work in Manual, Periodical, or Wait-for-Connection operating modes. Built-in dial-up networking, HTTP and SOCKS proxy support are included.

GigAlarm is a multipurpose alarm / reminder program, capable of running files and playing multimedia files (including MP3s) to notify you of events. But GigAlarm is capable of many other alarm actions including changing the background wallpaper, syncing the system clock via the internet (using RFC-868 or RFC-2030), shutting down / restarting / logging off Windows, scheduled hibernation resume, wave file playing (random or selected) and program / file running (also random or selected). GigAlarm is a multithreaded programs (i.e.

Need to know how long you take to reply to EMails, be reminded to when change the CO2 filter after 66 minutes and 10.624 seconds or run a program every 3 hours? Secs is an easy to use timer, capable of counting up as well as down, that is settable by milli-second divisions from 3 seconds up to almost 50 days. While it features a compact window, 12 common times are settable with only two clicks. It can have a beep or almost any standard audio file (including MP3s) for the "time-up" sound, either of which can be set to repeat.