Great Widget!! After reading some of the posts I found that if you click on the step, you can cycle through them to the one you want. Also, I agree on having more choices as far as the versions of the steps. I personally would like to have the original version as worded in How it Works.

BTW, for those that have a Mac, there's a Dashboard widget called Sober Days. It is a tad glitchy though. But still having the ism's....... I still use it! ;-) 3242 days and counting.

http://www.apple.…com/downloads/dashboard/status/soberdays.html

BTW 2, After reading some of the post's, I'm blessed to have HP in my life. Wow!! More

I love the clock, but can't change the step to the one I'm working on. It defaults to Step 1. Also, I agree with the comment about choice for steps as they are written, i.e., AA. NA. Al-Anon, etc.

It is my opinion that you could better serve recovering people by having more selections of versions of the Twelve Steps. Currently, there are two choices, Original and LDS (I never heard of LDS Version). Your "Original" is not original, because original would be the AA version. I suggest you add the following versions: AA, Al-Anon, NA and any others that you find. BTW, the Twelve Steps are not copywrited.

Thank you for your contribution to my recovery, I apreciate very much the dedication and effort you have put into this widget, It is one of a kind on Internet, for my preference I would like to see an option to have just the days count without the step text, as this would make a neeter smaller widget on my already overcrowded desktop, It is my method of working, I use a lot the desktop, and beleiv me I regularly do clean up, However the day count would be a permanent display, and I would like to… see the phrase, (BY THE GRACE OF GOD) instead of the step text. If you ever get arround to modify the widget in this manner I would be very very very very much interested in downloading it or receiving it by email More

thanks for the time and effort you have put into this widget . it is a wonderful reminder that "only by the Grace of God " we can stay sober or clean just by doing it One Day At A Time.. and of course reading the other comments here i don't want to start a debate or such but there are those out there that face the denile of there problem. For as in the Big Book it states Our drink of choice or Drug or addicition is just the symtom of our problems, we are the main cause. … True we at one time chose to drink etc, but we today in recovery choose not to for to do so is to dye spirtiually and metaly and eventually phycally, so you see some have not hit bottom or finished playing yet, once again thanks and Keep it Simple Just For TOday More