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A D D Timer
A simple countdown timer
A D D Timer, a simple timer application for Windows that helps remind you when a set time is up. The application allows you to launch multiple instances with different titles and time periods that are based on settings passed to it from an XML file. -
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A simple .NET console application. When run, it asks how long the timer should run for (or specify on the command line). When the timer hits zero, the PC speaker beeps continuously until you stop it (or a user defined time limit runs out).
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Egg Timer Elite is a text command based multiple countdown timer application written in Visual C#. Supports a virtually unlimited number of countdown timers. Timers are saved between sessions and time data is stored in POSIX seconds.
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