The results might vary on your computer though. Over all Horologer is a decent clock and while testing it I noticed a memory usage of 75mb (average) along with a CPU usage of 8-12%. The clock starts automatically with Windows.
#Digital desktop clock manual#
You can always click and drag the clock anywhere on the screen by checking the manual position option. The position tab allows us to set one of the three default positions for the clock manually.
On the date and time tab you can select the date and time format. You can now decide whether you want to display seconds or minutes count, try different skins, and set the transparency. To fiddle with the clock, right click on it and select settings.
The clock position will then be locked avoiding any accidental displacement. Once you are satisfied with the position right click on the clock and select lock from the context menu.
#Digital desktop clock install#
Once you download, install and run the clock you will see the digital clock somewhere on your desktop wallpaper.Ĭlick and drag the clock to set its position on the screen. Though its default looks are somewhat like the HTC sense clock, it can be customized easily with skins. These are truly great clock options for your windows PC.Horloger (tip sent by our reader Ahmad) is a HTC Style desktop clock gadget for Windows Vista and 7. I have seen some digital clocks that come with a special function that will let you know how long the battery is left on, and how many sleeps it has been since the last alarm. In fact, if you take a look at some of the digital clocks online, you will see that they are so far advanced that they will even do more than just count the day away for you, they can play music, display the time in different colors, show the time in different fonts, have weather alerts, multiple timers, and a whole lot more.
#Digital desktop clock software#
There are many other nice things that this software has that I really enjoy using, the only reason why I am not including them here is because there are many more great digital clocks out there. You can move the clock to any area of your desktop, change the opacity and size, change the design of the clock, and even change the wallpaper, if you like. Then the clock will disappear from your desktop (which makes it invisible), and it will move around your monitor as it is moved around by your mouse. The entire thing takes very little effort to set up, as you simply select the clock icon, choose a background color, and select a layout style, in addition to size and transparency, then click "OK". One of my favorite things about the digital clock 4 is that it will replace the boring clock on your desktop and make it so much more interesting and unique. If you have Windows Vista Home Edition, you should definitely try the digital clock that Nick Korotysh has created. Other than that, the software does what it says, and I love it. I had purchased and was very impressed with this software, as it came with a very helpful video, walk through, which helped me set it up, although I did mess up a bit and could have done a better job with it. The digital clock is very easy to use, easy to set up, easy to manipulate, easy to customize, and it comes with many useful features. If you have Windows Vista Home Edition, you should check out the "Nick Korotysh's Windows Vista Clock Customizer" application.
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