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I've tried a lot of them but looking for a reliable one that's got a very small memory footprint.

Thx.

Win XP Pro .........sorry I could not resist

http://www.analogx.com has/had a good one.

Dunno if the site still is up but I have used his program for clock purposes and some of his other programs..

dadx2mj hit it on the head...
if you are running XP double click the clock ... its built in.
Dont use MS clock tho...I use time.nist.gov

or check here
http://www.boulder.nist.gov/timefreq/service/its.htm
download their software and run in quite mode
it will run in the background and keep you clock updated to the National Standards clock

Here's a freebie atomic clock syncer...

JC

The one above is cool, just installed it and it's selectable to automatically adjust the time daily too.

Thanks JCIV... that's exactly what I was looking for. Automatic and simple.

I'd downloaded one earlier and the F!*%ing think installed an Adware application.

And NO, WinXP will be installed in this workstation only after you've pried my copy of Win2K Pro from my cold, dead hands...

Sure, glad it worked for ya

JC

Win XP Pro .........sorry I could not resist

No no, he said a SMALL memory footprint.

Originally posted by FlyingPenguin

And NO, WinXP will be installed in this workstation only after you've pried my copy of Win2K Pro from my cold, dead hands...

that's what I said till I found out vid card manufacturers were making ungodly xp optimizations in their drivers

8500 jumped 500 3dmarks

ti4600 jumped 300

then again if you dont game heavy aint worth it

I use NetTime. It's small, it's free, it's unobtrusive and no adware. However, there's a bug to look out for: during install, you have an option to run it in your tray...deselect the option, or you'll never get it to stay out of your tray.