We are currently testing a new version of Neon Clock that supports multiple alarms.

To set the alarm, right click the Widget and select "Chimes & Alarm Settings". A new window should pop up with 2 tabs: "Chimes" and "Alarm" - click the "Alarm" tab, you should see a large clock at the top of the window. Click and drag each digit or the AM/PM text to set the alarm time. Alternatively, you can click each digit and press the desired number using your keyboard. Don't forget to clock the "Save" button once you're done.

@yyy3r - ignore my previous review of neon clock. the problem is with ALL floating widgets it would seem. i'm now running neon clock on the desktop (below icons) in a space that's always visible and it works fine on all spaces. so back to 5 stars for this fantastic widget.

@shpunk14 - if you want to change the way the Widget's window behaves, right click it, select "Widget Preferences", select the "Window" tab and near the "Window Level" text, select the desired behavior.

@ahhhhhhhh - I'm not sure why that happens but it has been mentioned before that a new version with multiple alarms support is being tested so it might be released soon and fix some of the old version's bugs.

@dbr_longlasting - Did you set the Widget no…t to check for updates automatically using the "Widget Preferences" window? Anyway, you probably haven't upgraded to the latest version, even though the Gallery website claims you did due to a bug in this website. To properly upgrade the Widget, you need to delete it (you can do it using the Dock, just right click the Widget's icon and select "Delete Widget"), then reinstall it through the Gallery. More

everythings workin fine for my widget except for the alarm.. when i set the alarm, the alarm window pops up but theres no sound