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Sitting at a computer for long periods of time brings with it significant health risks. Back and neck pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, eye strain, dry eye syndrome, shoulder and elbow pain, and more. In order to eliminate or at least significantly reduce these problems, it is necessary to take safety breaks when working with a PC. And here comes SBR - Simple Break Reminder - an application that will notify you that you have been sitting at a PC for too long and need to take a break. The...

The MiniMax Timer is a simple timer application which, for now, only counts downward. It has the following customizable features: - always on top - fullscreen - timer font, text color and background color - display a customizable text when the timer ends - timer's size and location - timer control shortcuts The settings (positions, colors, sizes) are automatically saved upon exiting the program.

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.

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...

The .NET ShutMan project is a shutdown manager. You can create a countdown-timer and the program shutdown your pc when the timer is expired (up to 36 hours)! Important: You need the .Net Framework 4.0!

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).