Brian, when I open that, it surely does give me the time for a city, but it does not appear to have an option to display a clock on your desktop.

Andrew Roberts,

Our server was having issues momentarily. Please try activation again. It should work now.

If you still get problems please let me know.

Helen, will there be a notification here when the activation problem is fixed, or do we randomly try the program for the rest of the day until it activates, hopefully not by tomorrow?

Helen, thanks for trying. It's nice that we get the occasional gem, not too surprising that there's a hiccup now and then.

Thanks for your efforts. Appreciated

How will we know about the fix for this? Do we need to keep an eye on this page?

Helen, Our server was having issues momentarily. Please try activation again. It should work now.

If you still get problems please let me know.

Helen, Has he been able to fix the registration problem yet?

TAB, it seems to be working now.

Richard, yes, seems to be working now.

Bill, Our server was having issues momentarily. Please try activation again. It should work now.

If you still get problems please let me know.

Bill, Our server was having issues momentarily. Please try activation again. It should work now.

If you still get problems please let me know.

David, Our server was having issues momentarily. Please try activation again. It should work now.

If you still get problems please let me know.

Janet, Our server was having issues momentarily. Please try activation again. It should work now.

If you still get problems please let me know.

HMarx,

Many attempts for the last half hour to enter the supplied license key (copied/pasted) keep resulting in "License activation was unsuccessful, try again!"

Server momentarily overloaded due to popularity? Another temporary "victim" of the recent Akamai Internet domain website service disruption outages? Problem with v1.6.5.0 itself? Am I alone in having these problems?

Clock Watcher,
Thanks for the link.
I received an answer to my question regarding automatic adaptation to DST changes. The lack of ability of the program to find and update by itself for DST changes is a big minus for a person like me that regularly schedule teleconference meetings with people from other countries.

Gideon, not every country/city that is assuming every country/city has DST!
You can find out if the region you are interested in has DST enabled using the "City and Time Zone Manager"

On a cursory look it appears the equatorial and near equatorial regions do not have a DST configured which makes sense.

You can edit each configured City time zone and DST settings in the same window.

I was pleased to see that it has opacity setting so I can "see through it" to what is below. This may not be for everyone but so far appears to be just what I was looking for (and more).

Clock Watcher, see through is fine but what about click through if it overlays all windows?

TK, There is no click through... if a desktop clock is overlaying an important button on a window you'll have to drag the desktop to a different position. Could end up being a pain after a while.

TK, whoops missed out a word "drag the desktop to a different position." should have been "drag the desktop clock to a different position."

Found some bugs with the context menu operations on the activation window and on the desktop clock context menu entries disappearing as well as various types of error alert boxes one for accessing 00000000 which if I recall comes from trying to access a deleted instance of an object or improperly re-initialising an object on new instantiation.

Once these Access violations start to happen they continue for e very further context menu use attempted inside the program until the program is restarted. Then the first instance of context menu seems to work ok, and it progressively breaks on each subsequent context menu use until the Access violations start.
TK

John H, How do you know it takes 2-3 Seconds ? hahaha Just Joking :)

Greg, Because I have family and friends in Australia and Canada with whom I'm in frequent contact, and after contacting them a few times, I don't even need to Google the time anymore, I just know +/- 1 hour if it's the middle of the night or day.
....and I have previously tried similar programs to this one in the past, but after awhile realised I didn't need them.

John H, Same here, I'm from Singapore and in constant contact with my daughter in Vancouver, I just need to remember her time is -3 from mine

John H,
Well... my daughter lives in Geneve - Switzerland, and I have
a very close nephew that lives in Silicon Valey - California USA.
5 hour ahead...
4 hour behind
I live in São Jose dos Campos - São Paulo - Brasil - city of Embraer - the 4th. biggest airplanes constructor in the world ( Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier and Embraer ).
Well...
NOW,it's 1:51 pm in here!
I still think I can add 5 and figure out it is 6:51 pm in Switzerland,
AND........
can substract 4 and figure out is 9:51 in Silicon Valley....
mario

Windows clock on your taskbar can be configured to display several different times of the day around the world as mine does for the UK, New Zealand and the Philippines but this application is still a useful addition to your desktop.

Andrew Roberts, mine in windows 10 and Vista can be configured to show up to TWO additional time zones in tooltip on the systray clock. Not how I'd use the term "several". This claims to allow up to 8 time zones in tooltip balloon on this programs systray icon. Though I can't currently get the balloon tab in the Options dialog to accept any user input... it might be a bug or incomplete feature or limitation as it is currently impossible to activate the giveaway.
TK

mario, congratulations for knowing you can add and subtract numbers up to 5!? Seriously why waste time commenting, if you don't want the software then just move along. Simple