StopWhatcher

This Widget is a stopwatch. I needed a way to simply time presentation speakers on my laptop and this is what I came up with. The reset button will work without having to stop and then restart the stopwatch. A full screen mode allows you to see it from a distance. Suggestions are welcome.

Current Version: 1.1

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November 26, 2006 · version 1.1 fbhxpjs@dmoz.org
funny ringtones
October 26, 2006 · version 1.1 Mart
Great widget!

Any chance of another Nate Barkei widget with exactly the same style for counting down with an alarm at zero?
September 30, 2006 · version 1.1 Paul
Nate-
Excellent widget! Nearly perfect for my purposes.
Suggestions (Echoing Perry's and others' previous comments)-
-Place to name/label "whatch" to time a specific task.
-Multiple "whatches" available, so that one can shift from clock to clock, as one shifts from task to task.
-option to drop seconds.
-option to shift colon to non-blinking.
-"highlight" running clock with contrasting color, if seconds dropped and colons shifted to non-blinking.
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August 16, 2006 · version 1.1 kaanuki
Would be better If it had milliseconds

ADD MILLISECONDS!
May 10, 2006 · version 1.1 Perry
I'd like to see a stopwatch widget that allowed me to keep track of the time I spend on various tasks throughout the day. What I'm thinking is ... you begin a timer, pause it, give it a name, save it, and then start all over again with a new timer. I'd like to be able to go back to any of my previosuly saved timers and start them again where I left off. Possibly having two or more times running at once as well. Perhaps you can pick which timer you want to work with from a drop down list showing the name you've given the timer and the current value of elapsed time.