Weekly countdown
TimeLeft aplication has a powerful countdown function that helps you to track how long is left till some glad event.
TimeLeft countdown timer is a small floating window that sits on
your desktop and shows how long is left till or passed after some event.
TimeLeft countdown can display how long is left till someone's birthday or till cruise, vacation, graduation,
retirement, the last mortgage payment, your favorite hockey or football game, wedding, how long passed after the child's birthday and much more!
Also you can program your
TimeLeft countdown to display recurring events: minutely, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, annually or every Moon phase.
For example: weekly countdown can be - every week or ever
2 weeks etc.
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More about TimeLeft
TimeLeft is a clock (also Windows tray clock replacement), countdown, Web countdown,
work days and work hours countdown, reminder (including Moon phase reminder),
alarm clock, stopwatch, timer, desktop sticker, eBay auction watch, and time synchronization
utility.
TimeLeft uses Winamp skins to show digits and text. Reminder offers virtually
endless customization options, it can alert you at a specific moment or run periodically,
remind you before a specified event or keep on reminding you after it.
Main features
Weekly countdown is a small window that lives on your desktop and shows you how long
is left till some event.
You can resize your Weekly countdown up to the screen size (full screen).
You can define Weekly countdown title. It is very convenient if you have more than one
Weekly countdown on your desktop.
Weekly countdown floating windows can stick to each other, so you can group them and
move at once (no need to move each Weekly countdown separately).
See also
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What users say about
TimeLeft
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| Full screen mode is very useful for live-events (we use it for conferences and presentations) - you can show on a big screen how long is left till coffee break, luncheon or you can use timer function in timing speakers to keep your presentation within the time allowed
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