Bob H: There have been reports of some Widget clocks being "frozen" after PCs awake from hibernation. This is believed to be a Widget Engine problem. The suggested solution is to restart the Widget Engine. There is discussion of this issue in the forum item http://www2.konfabulator.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=25913&hl=hibernation .

There are four possible reasons for this:
1) Your system clock is wrong,
2) Your system time zone setting is wrong,
3) You are running a WCP clock in 24-Hour Analog Clock mode.

Check your system settings. Set the 24-Hour Analog Clock checkbox - restart the Widget - CLEAR the 24-Hour Analog Clock checkbox - restart the Widget.

4) Your daylight saving rules have been changed after the Widget was last updated. The problem could then be that your operating system has not been updated or that WCP h…as out of date rules. Without knowing your location, it is impossible to say which.

When making a report, please state where you are located and give your OS, Yahoo! Widget Engine and WCP version numbers. More

I have installed this widget and have "Spawned" four other clocks so that i can monitor time around the world. However The clocks do not keep time and I have to reset the time every time I re log in ?? Is there a link I am missing that links my PC clock to these?? Any help is much appreciated. other than that it is great Thanks

Absolutely the best out there in my opinion. Will there be another version? I was reading about World Clock 3 but it was in beta I think. Will it ever be released?

Before I'd call her when she was asleep now I know the perfect time to call. This is a very helpful, cool, and useful widget. I strongly recommend it.