This is perferct for what I was looking for. I'm a database developer and needed a timer to use to see how long it would take an application to run. I works perfectly. With the full screen option on my second monitor, the other guys can see from accross the office how my code is superior to theirs.

I also like it, but do miss a countdown function.
And what drives me crazy, is that the ":" are blinking wildly!
That's bugging one constantly after the first seconds, should be optional!

I love this stop watch, especially the full screen feature. I need to time presentations as well. However, it would be perfect if this could count down as well. I'd like to be able to enter a time, say, 26 minutes 55 seconds, and then have the timer count down to zero. Can you add that feature (please, please!)?? Thanks.

Better than other stopwatches I've used. But I'd like a mini version and tenths of seconds too. Also when I enlarge it to full screen and then shrink it back the drop shadow from the full screen window remains on my monitor

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As a desktop timer for a presentation, this one is a winner.

I thought the aesthetic design of the timer looked sharp, too--which matters if you want to leave the timer out on your desktop at work.

A couple of suggestions for your consideration:

(1) I wonder how many people need the seconds on a desktop timer. (I find that they kind of distract me.) When I glance at the timer, all I need are the hours and minutes.

I think that, sometimes, the seconds are used to indicate that a timer is… running. The same may be true for the blinking colons. But I would personally prefer something much more understated--maybe a small red light lit somewhere--as in, "You're on!"

(2) At a glance, the hours and minutes would be even MORE instantly understood if they were in different colors. White minutes and light blue hours, maybe?

(3) This would make a dandy clock during the times when it's not serving as a timer. Maybe that little red light could turn green when the widget were in the clock mode?

Thank you for a really fine timer!

Andy More