World Clock 3.1

World Clock 3.1 is designed as a program which can display times in various cities around the world. There are two displays that can be used for this purpose, the World Time window and the Time Zones window. Both windows are user configurable for content and format.

Do you want to know what time it is in Hawaii? When does Daylight Savings Time start in Beijing? What time is it in New York if it is 9.00 in Tokyo? So World Clock is the best answer!

The World Time window is limited to displaying information for four cities whereas the Time Zone window, which is a world map, can contain as many cities as there are available. A What if feature allows the user to input a time in one city to see what time it would be in another city. City times are adjusted to their local times based on which time zone they are in and the status of the Daylight Saving data.

Requirements:

• Windows 95, 98, NT 3.5/4.0 Windows 2000 or Windows XP