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Friday, 04 July 2008 15:38


"Startclock" is a small utility, with the help of which you can completely replace the tray clock on the right hand side of your start menu bar by replacing the 'start' text with the current time.The Utility is available for download and is completely free for anyone to use or modify.

Startclock


Features of Startclock:
(1) 12 Hour Clock
(2) 24 Hour Clock
(3) Display Date
(4) real-time configuration "CTRL+ALT+C"
(5) exit "CTRL+ALT+X"

Download Startclock

 


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