How to follow that!? Nice clock enhancement

[Underclocked]

http://users.iafrica.com/d/da/dalen/tclockex.htm for Tclockex. It's just been updated and now also supports Win2K. Very nice improvement over the standard clock.
Be sure to change the settings to hh from HH, and I like the darker of the light greens for text.

Edit: In case my heading comment doesn't make sense to you, ask bdog. http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif

[This message has been edited by Underclocked (edited 02-13-2000).]

[pickel]

Not trying to be argumentative, but how do I know my clock on my computer isn't right????
Maybe microsoft has a patch for it, the darn thing always seemed to run a little sloooow.

[Wiz]

very nice add-on, i have it running with my CPU usage now, hmm... suprise, its at 99%, RC5 i guess, hehehe...

[Underclocked]

They all run a little slow from what I've seen. Go to zdnet and get Abouttime, works nicely and will set your clock to one of three major time-servers.

[Dave_H]

Here is one of those atomic clock sync
programs (freeware) works great. http://www.accessone.com/~thinkman/dimension4/
Dave

[bdog]

Thanks Underclocked. I really like that utility. I think it was a good follow up.

[grandslammer]

Also, you can hit my website
http://crazydude.com/MikePrettyman

go to the files page and download AtomTime. Same/same... I use it all the time to sync with atomic clock in CO.

Have fun y'all!

Mikey P.

[grandslammer]

And Pickel, you're always Ugly. Oops, I mean argumentative! Sorry.......

Mike

[pickel]

Your computer NEEDS atomic energy to be able to access anything 50 miles away from that briar patch way back in those mountains. It's a good thing all directions are downhill or yuo'd never get online HA