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Giveaway of the day — Date Time Counter 4.0
Date Time Counter 4.0 was available as a giveaway on November 21, 2015!
Date Time Counter can count years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes and seconds for the past/future important events based on current date and time, such as: birthday, marriage and anniversary. It is just like a countdown timer of the future events, and a time tracker of the past events.
The program includes a 1 Year of Free Upgrades. Get 50% discount for the Lifetime Single License (1 PC) and the Lifetime Personal License (3 PCs) with Lifetime Upgrades only today!
System Requirements:
Windows XP/ 2003/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10 (x32/x64)
Publisher:
TriSun Software LimitedHomepage:
http://www.trisunsoft.com/date-time-counter/File Size:
5.22 MB
Price:
$19.99
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To install another unnecessary program on the computer I do not see the point of this,if you have Outlook like most people due to keep track of dates.
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I have a program like this at work with my retirement countdown on the screen. I could use something like this as I'm too lazy to program another program to show it. Thanks for th epost. The only thin I don't like with this website now is the share with social media, I'm not on any SM and refuse to do so. Waste of my time. At least they can email the download link to you.
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Add an Option: Get time from Internet !
Because it could be a difference to the PC-time, in certain cases (auctions etc.) it would be better to use the atomic clock exact time from the Internet.
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After reading down the comments and witnessing Nosa Lee's sarcastic responses, my interest in this software ended.
Very poor attitude if you ask me.
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Nice little novelty program - input your birthday or wedding day, for example, and find out how much time has elapsed in years, months, weeks, days, and seconds.
Same goes for upcoming retirement, vacation, etc.
I would think the retirement countdown clock would be a very useful tool to have on your taskbar. Especially at work!
Unfortunately, software doesn't seem to have that ability.
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Try this neat program - http://free-countdown-timer.com/
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The help is on the Net:
http://www.trisunsoft.com/date-time-counter/help.htm
I did want to know what Precision (Years: 3, Moth: 2 ...) means.
No answer.
Just something about the way of calculation:
# Algorithm For [Years] And [Months]
[Years] = [Seconds] / 3600 / 24 / 365.25
In above expression, 365.25 = the average days in 4 years (3 non-leap years + a leap year) = (365 * 3 + 366) / 4.
[Months] = [Seconds] / 3600 / 24 / 30.4375
In above expression, 30.4375 = the average days in 48 months (the months of (3 non-leap years + a leap year)) = (365 * 3 + 366) / 48
It seems that the program works with averages and not with the real numbers.
So from 20 feb to 20 march is the same in a leap-year and a non leap-year.
I did a test: I set the time on 20 march 2016(leap-year) and insert a item dd 20 feb.
I did the same in 2015.
There is a difference of 1 day, 24 hours, 1440 minutes:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10366431/_GOTD/DateTimeCounter40_20151121/LeapYear.png
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Think you need to check your figures; on my test the program performed calculations correctly.
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Precision:
Simply means the number of digits after the decimal point, to which the count is being made and displayed in the relevant box.
So if you choose Precision of 5, for the Year. Then the count for the year will be to 5 digits after the decimal point.
The software remembers this setting even after you have exited it. The next time you run the software, it will have your preferred precision settings.
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Installed and registered smoothly. Tries to connect via Internet to somewhere. When banned from Internet - crashes. Uninstalled even more smoothly..
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@Jerrry Kclarqk
Just check new version (http://www.trisunsoft.com/date-time-counter/latestver.txt).
"Version checking" is a basic function of a complete software.
If you do not like these, please just uninstall Windows, and then use back to DOS.
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Because Windows and most software on Windows will check new version automatically.
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@Nosa Lee: Not an appropriate response. As John points out, many computers and the software running on them do not require constant updating. Even the notorious Skype can be blocked without crashing. Constant updating simply uses Internet resources - too few programmers consider conserving the bandwidth available, leading to unnecessarily increased traffic, slower response and increased costs for everyone. Many people have limited download capacity, though programmers who spend their lives in the 'Net forget this. Updating often leads to driver/software clashes, wrecking a system that was previously functioning well. If it isn't broken, don't fix it. You're welcome to provide an automatic update option, but please allow the user to decide if they wish to update (or even check for updates) themselves.
And I'm afraid comparing avoidance of software updating with return to DOS is just stretching the bow too far.
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The same thing can be accomplished in Excel. Of course, you have to provide the formula whereas the Time Counter does that for you.
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@William W Gorman Jr
Yes, Excel supports VBA.
In fact, Excel is also a programming tool.
So, it can do anything, even all programs on GOTD.
But, not anybody is a programmer.
Just enjoy your Excel programming.
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Simple installation and registration, on opening a pleasant and easy to read interface.
Presents in tabular form the time between the present and future/past events; these events can have a different colour.
The fonts used can also be changed.
The time difference is presented in years, months, weeks, days, hours and second; the precision can be set for each of these time intervals.
A really nicely well thought out piece of programming, but, 20 dollars is not a realistic price.
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A useful tool, maybe I can recommend this product to my loyal customers.
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Says on GOTD page that software is %50 off
On homepage of product it however says nothing about discount.
Also transporting people directly to Paypal pay page when clicking buy at GOTD page is *very* poor psychology especially when it doesn't show squat about any discount given...
Yes , I can read , and I see that it says that price is this or that at home page so with a little going forth and back I can see that apparently a discount is given.
Anyway , for a program like this , which for me is like a small utility then I think that price is a bit steep - but maybe that is just me...
But thank you for the opportunity to try the software :)
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Where is the discount for today???? It keeps showing $19.99?
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