World Clock Pro
by Ricky Romero
Monitor the time 'round the world!
Each city in this Widget has precisely calculated sunrise/sunset times, and the clock's colors change according to whether it's day or night in the monitored region. We even handle the Daylight Saving Time changes automatically!
You can also create multiple world clocks with the click of a button, and change the size of the clocks individually.
Each city in this Widget has precisely calculated sunrise/sunset times, and the clock's colors change according to whether it's day or night in the monitored region. We even handle the Daylight Saving Time changes automatically!
You can also create multiple world clocks with the click of a button, and change the size of the clocks individually.
Current Version: 2.9.7
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February 09, 2010 · version 2.6.3Found the problem
peaThis thing should really have an edit option. I've found the problem. You have a 24 hour clock option that changes the hands but doesn't add extra numbers/ notches and the digital clock changes to the wrong time for some reason. Untick that feature and everything works fine.
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February 09, 2010 · version 2.6.3
Wrong time
peaSorry, the analogue time is wrong too. It's 11am here and it's saying it's 5am.
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February 09, 2010 · version 2.6.3
Wrong time
peaI think the digital time is sometimes wrong. In Texas the analogue time says 2am but the digital clock is saying 5am
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February 08, 2010 · version 2.6.3no luck on additional clock faces
SJfollowed all the tips below - didn't work. thanks anyway
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February 08, 2010 · version 2.6.3
Additional clock faces
SJI am using Windows XP pPro. My time zone is PST (California) Widget version is 2.9.7
Checked: system clock - ok; time zone - ok; not in 24 - hour analog;
followed the restart cue - no luck!
I didn't change anything - just downloaded the widget and clicked the "use widget" button.
I'll try deleting widget and download again. if not I'll have to settle for one clock face...but that defeats the purpose of having a word clock...right?
