CountDown! 3.4
Allows users to specify events and calculates the time left to the event
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Countdown! is a fun and useful software that allows users to specify up to 100 events in the past or into future and calculates the number of years, months, days, hours, minutes, and seconds from the event or to the event. Countdown! refreshes each second so you can get a great look at elapsed time. This software has a user friendly interface, and it's pretty funny, but a little bit out-dated.
It's easy to use, you only have to install the program and introduce the events you want to remember in its built-in calendar and clock.
You can copy to the clipboard (which you can paste into any email, messenger or word processing program), there’s a "stay on top" feature to keep Countdown! at the front of your desktop, and a "cycle through" feature to rotate between the events. This software is also great for birthdays countdown, vacations, Christmas, Retirement Countdown, and even the number of seconds you’ve been alive.
Countdown! is very suitable for upcoming events that are worth waiting for.
Pros
- Great for countdowns and reminders
- User Friendly
- Easy to use
Cons
- System Date dependent, so when your system date abruptly or accidentally changes, Countdown! will be affected
- There is no indication whether a specified date has elapsed already
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