Utc Software

Provides local time and date for locations worldwide with accurate adjustments for daylight savings time. Runs on your laptop or desktop and lists locations by the City name for easy lookup. Also can be used to teach geography by highlighting locations on the time zone map.

The TimeZone applet displays the time in whichever time zone you specify. By default the time is set to UTC (Coordinated Universal Time - also known as GMT), so you just need to add the offset to UTC/GMT that you want the time displayed for. Time is displayed on a single line, can be displayed against a configurable background color, and can have a border (which can also be raised or indented in a 3D style). Font face, style, color and size can..

TimeZone shows up to twelve time zones relative to your local time. The time zone displays are customizable to the hour and minute offset necessary. Version 3.1 adds Windows XP support, and a fully MSI-compliant installer. You may use TimeZone up to 25 times before being required to register.

Horas vous permet de savoir quelle heure il est dans le monde entier ; vous pouvez créer plusieurs horloges correspondant à des fuseaux horaires différents. Horas comprend de nombreuses fonctionnalités, y compris le réglage automatique de l'heure système de votre ordinateur, un convertisseur horaire et la prise en charge du Temps Internet Swatch. De plus, Horas occupe un espace minimal sur l'écran de votre PC.

Time Sync Pro is an application that connects to one of the many atomic clock web servers, downloads the time to your PC and adjusts it. Time Sync Pro has many features including the automatic adjustment of your computer clock. It can automatically update the time every 3 hours. Time Sync Pro minimizes to your system tray, so it's out of your way while you work.

Absolute Time Server is a full-featured time server, which works as WinNT service and is fully RFC-868 and RFC-2030 compatible. Absolute Time Server acts as a background process, has very low system resources consumption, and it can be started before user logon.

Absolute Time Corrector (ATC) queries NIST timeservers using the Internet and then compares NIST time to the time setting of the host computer. If there is a disparity, ATC automatically adjusts the computer's time to reflect NIST time. Once set up the host computer can serve as a timeserver to any size network.