World Clock Pro
by Ricky Romero
Monitor the time 'round the world!
Each city in this Widget has precisely calculated sunrise/sunset times, and the clock's colors change according to whether it's day or night in the monitored region. We even handle the Daylight Saving Time changes automatically!
You can also create multiple world clocks with the click of a button, and change the size of the clocks individually.
Each city in this Widget has precisely calculated sunrise/sunset times, and the clock's colors change according to whether it's day or night in the monitored region. We even handle the Daylight Saving Time changes automatically!
You can also create multiple world clocks with the click of a button, and change the size of the clocks individually.
Current Version: 2.9.7
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October 09, 2009 · version 2.6.3Using a Second Monitor
MerlinAurrianna: On a Macintosh, you can simply drag a clock to a second monitor using the mouse/mouse pointer. I do not have a Windows system, so I can't advise for Windows.
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October 08, 2009 · version 2.6.3Question
Aurriannai love the clock, very helpful. I have two monitors and want to be able to move it to the other screen... how can i slide it over to the other one.
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October 04, 2009 · version 2.6.3world clock
Northis is brilliant !! instead of having to calculate the time in my mind, i can easily have the time of any countries on my desktop. Cheers
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October 01, 2009 · version 2.6.3
Spawning More Clocks
MerlinStart the Widget. Click on the + button (bottom right). You should then get a second clock. It has its own preferences. You can then click on the + button of either to get a third, and so on.
You must then configure each new clock by using its own preferences. Open the preferences for the clock from the dock or by right-clicking the clock you want to configure. Then set its preferences as you want them.
