Atomic world clock for people

BrianLA · May 10, 2004

..who trade multiple markets. It's free!

http://download.com.com/3000-2350-10162034.html

alanm · May 11, 2004

According to the reviews, it's neither free, nor user-friendly.

ElectricSavant · May 11, 2004

Some say that can't uninstall it!

Thanks alanm for the heads up.

Michael B.

BrianLA · May 11, 2004

I haven't tried uninstalling it but it is free and working fine on my laptop. Use at your own risk.

TRADERguy · May 11, 2004

Quote from BrianLA:

..who trade multiple markets. It's free!

http://download.com.com/3000-2350-10162034.html

This version is uninstallable; it was an earlier beta version that had no uninstall feature. I have run the older version for at least a couple of months with no problems and I was able to upgrade using the above link; it even saved all my settings.

TRADERguy · May 11, 2004

Quote from alanm:

According to the reviews, it's neither free, nor user-friendly.

It's free and a 2 year old could set it up.

ElectricSavant · May 11, 2004

But could a 2-year old uninstall it?

Quote from TRADERguy:

It's free and a 2 year old could set it up.

rwk · May 11, 2004

I use Dimension 4 (http://www.thinkman.com/dimension4/). It's free and works well.

limitdown · May 11, 2004

www.time.gov

accessible from anywhere(s) in the world (presumably)

cheers

TRADERguy · May 12, 2004

Quote from ElectricSavant:

But could a 2-year old uninstall it?

These days with kids learning computers at the same time they learn to walk and talk, who knows? Uninstall procedure = clicking start, settings, control panel, add/remove programs, Worldtime, remove.