FREE - See and hear time through analogue Chimer. 18 dials, 33 chimes, Ships Bells, 4 alarms + 24 built-in programs - create icons/animations/gifs/3D text/greeting cards. Portable, installable, sample mode, Introduction menu and Program Guide. Dial size 20-400%. Analogue hands. Second hand movements: normal/x2/x3/continuous. 3 customisable dials. Chime speed 25-400%. 4 user alarms - play wav/mp3/wma/mid - random/continuous/repeat one. Automatic Volume. High quality midi chimes. Hands only option. Click and drag positioning. Right click dial menu. 3 chime modes: Hourly/+half/+quarterly. Chime speed. Effects. Schemes. Built-in WYSIWYG HTML Help. No installation/setup required. Windows7-Win95.
Chimer's 24 built-in Programs: * Audio Edit - Record, edit and play audio wave files (wav) * Play - Play music files direct from your folders * Pix - Preview/convert images and animations * Image Converter - Drag and drop, batch convert animation and image files. * Text to GIF - Create stunning 3D, multicolor, shaded, flashing text gifs. * Secure File - Secure important files from prying eyes with strong encryption. * Electronic Card Creator - Author animated, musical electronic greeting cards. Drag and drop. WYSIWYG. * Web Server - Compact, stable internet website server. Logs/stats. * Countdown Timer - Countdown time in days, hours, minutes and seconds. * Text Reference - Text document cross-referencing for plain text files.
* Native portable mode * Optional installation * User sample mode * Built-in html Introduction menu for easy setup * Built-in Program Guide - detailed list/menu of built-in programs * Native Internet style interface * Advanced Keyboard Control * Built-in native HTML help viewer * Advanced User Management (customise options/settings/appearance) * Realtime Help (title bar) for learning on the go * Runs on Windows 7 to Windows 95 * Lightweight * Built-in 'Setup' / 'Removal' wizards
Chimer is easy to use for ther very beginner through to the advanced. Many options and features. Run Chimer from a usb stick/device.
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