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WatchTheClock
Portable stopwatch and countdown timer for Windows
Portable stopwatch, countdown timer and alarm clock for Windows (.NET 4.0 required). See features below. WatchTheClock Changeset: v0.6 ------------- alarm clock progress state for countdowns additional window title support mail address v0.5 ------------- start buttons are default -> clicked when enter is pressed navigation through tabs with CTRL + TAB is now working on startup input fields on countdown tab select all text on focus via keyboard; to select all via mouse double click v0.4 ------------- small layout changes, to make it look nice in windows 7 v0.3 ------------- added multiple icon sizes added some error handling if .NET is missing v0.2 ------------- bring window to front if countdown time is up v0.1 ------------- initial version If you like this tool, please donate. ... -
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SleepTimer
On-screen system suspend timer
A simple countdown timer to put the system to sleep. Similar to the Sleep function on TV sets. -
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zTimer is a portable and tiny (59 KB) program which really helps to control run time of tasks and doing them more quickly. It shows countdown timer and two seconds counters on a small always-on-top window.
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