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Digital chiming clock with 100+ chimes and 50 alarms + reminders. Multiple chime styles of Melody, Ships Bells, British Royal Ships Bells, Grande Sonnerie and Petite Sonnerie. On-screen date / time / part of day. Custom coloring, time / date format and many options.

A simple reminder application to remind the users in a specified time interval given by the user. The reminding functionality will happen in two ways. 1. Remind Once: When user inputs the time in minutes and then click on "Remind Once", user will be reminded with a short sound after the specified time interval once. 2. Remind Continuously: When user inputs the time in minutes and then click on "Remind Continuously", user will be reminded with a short sound after every time...

...Based upon SQLite3, you can even use other programs to program-up unique events to one or more independent databases. Because databases are located next to the CalOMine Program, CalOMine may also serve as a nice SQL replacement for our older, Skype-endorsed, "ezlog" program. -Just download & extract the zip file into a folder, then run the executable .jar file. Designed to be a quick event reminder, as well as an easy-to-use micro-blogger & journal alike, downloading & extracting the zip archive from the CaloMine Project here is all it takes to start logging your notes for everything taking place to the content of any folder, or your daily alarms, reminders, and / or life-events.

RMT helps you be more productive by scheduling reminder, programs and your computer-usage. RMT can be locked so that only you can change the reminders, thereby limiting usage of certain programs or the computer in general.

A non-intrusive application to remind you of the serious MW3 survival waves. Requires: .NET Framework 4.5 or higher. -F11 or double click to toggle full-screen. -Press any letter to quickly navigate to a map. -The backcolor is black and the map names hide to make the window less distracting. -Escape to exit full-screen or the application if windowed. -Starts up full-screen on the second monitor (if monitor present).

Java based app which allows you to subscribe to your favourite TV shows and reminds you about the next episode is about to be released. Beats checking Wikipedia each time. :)

Program to remind you for annual events like birthdays, holidays, etc. It consists of a GUI-application providing the possibility to create, edit and query a database and of a console application for displaying events without graphical dependencies.

A software to remind you avoiding Cervical Vertebrae problem and take care you health before you sitting beside computer It is the best software for all people working on PC

sReminder is a small and simple tool that notifies the user of upcoming events, such as birthdays, anniversaries, appointments and so on. It runs under both Linux and Windows.

Full-featured, configurable alarm and reminder program. Needs JRE 1.6 or higher.

A small collection of tools for Windows: -) Windows State Saver: Saves and restores the states of the currently visible windows -) Reminder: A reminder application written in C# for .NET -) Binary2CS: Converts a binary to C# source code

OnTime is a light-weight scheduler/reminder app for Windows aiming to provide reminders for scheduled events without the burden of a heavy-weight scheduling app. It sits quietly in the system tray and pops up reminders when an alert has been scheduled.

This software should be a great help for workers that have to track their hour spending in projects. It will automate and remind to enter jobs every X minutes and it will track on a filetext what worker did.

Happy-Birthday is a simple birthday reminder build original from Breuer-Elektronik and is made open source. It is written with Delphi 6 and will be ported to Kylix. You will need the Breuer Elektronik Components : http://www.sf.net/projects/bec.

System tray-based event reminder, with configuration panel. Create quick and simple events and when the time comes, a reminder window will pop-up, giving you the ability to snooze or delete the event.