http://customize.org/blogs/respectsoft respectsoft's blog at Customize.org Copyright 1998-2013 Customize.org. All rights reserved. en-us respectsoft news Weather Clock, an advanced replacement for system clock with world time and weather display, calendar and scheduler. Weather Clock will not only display the exact time in any destination in the world, but will keep you informed of weather conditions there in real time. World clock and weather conditions, customizable alarms, calendars, events and great looks will make the most demanding user happy! For a little more fun, configure Weather Clock to chime hourly with a customizable tune. Plan your time better, chose your clothing appropriately and organize your travel with a variety of alarms, reminders, world clocks and calendars. The handy calendar allows easy access to any date or event, while the skinned user interface allows a completely fresh look installed in just a moment. Program Change Info: Version 3.6 includes - New reminder feature - Improved calendar look and feel with alarm icons - Custom alarm icons can be added to the Icons directory Download 2 MB: http://www.respectsoft.com/download/WeatherClock36Setup.exe Screenshot: http://www.respectsoft.com/images/weather/weather_alarm_clock.jpg More info: http://www.respectsoft.com/weather-clock.php Thu, 07 Aug 2008 02:51:30 -0500 http://customize.org/blogs/view/318 http://customize.org/blogs/view/318 respectsoft news Get your own FREE Glittering Christmas Tree for your Desktop! Choose a Christmas Tree from the several skins! Countdown the Days until Christmas! Listen a nice Jingle Bells sound sample at the beginning of the every hour! Bring Christmas on your desktop! Get your tree absolutely FREE! Download: FREE Glittering Christmas Tree See Screenshot Visit Christmas Tree homepage Wed, 05 Dec 2007 05:37:26 -0600 http://customize.org/blogs/view/248 http://customize.org/blogs/view/248 respectsoft news This streamlined, feature-packed clock utility offers lots of useful information at a glance. Though it gives the standard digital display, a handful of skins give this application a bit of flair. Weather Alarm Clock presents you with an enlarged digital display clock along with the date, current temperature, and weather conditions of a user-specified location. Fortunately, you can select what is displayed in case you don't want to give up tray space. A calendar is easily accessible with a quick right-click of the program's display in the system tray. Alarms accompanied by pop-up messages and your favorite audio files can be set to launch files, applications, or to shut down operations. In addition, a snooze feature and synchronization with atomic clock servers are a definite plus. With so many customizations, anyone can appreciate this software's generous output. ------------------------ Just found your WEATHER ALARM CLOCK while searching for a better way to have the temperature available on my system tray. I currently use WeatherBug and do not like it’s constant pop up windows and advertising. I also use a shareware date/time program TClockEX replacing the Windows standard clock. How great it is to have happened upon your software. It not only gives me the current temperature but also allows me to display the date/time and get rid of two software applications at the same time. I am also impressed on how many options are available for configuration of the weather, temperature and date/time. The skins are an interesting addition allowing customization to the display. The additional features are also a great addition, alarm clock, calendar. I’m finding more to like every day I use it. The software installed easily with no conflicts to the operating system or any of my applications; the software is intuitive and easy to use. For what you get for your money, the software is well worth the cost. Michael Smolinsky ------------------------ Download: Weather Alarm Clock 1.7 Screenshot: of Weather Alarm Clock Web site: of Weather Alarm Clock Sun, 20 May 2007 15:46:22 -0500 http://customize.org/blogs/view/129 http://customize.org/blogs/view/129