Server-Side Countdown Clock-PHP is an user friendly PHP count down clock application which allows the users to place the count down clock to a particular future date on their website. This application counts down and displays year, month, date, hour
Basic SSI Text Clock is a simple clock script that can be utilized to displays the current time on your webpage. The time is displayed in a text format using Server Side Include.
This applet is a client side clock display, which can display date and time and depends on the computers clock setting. It allows you to set AM/PM option and also the daylight time. You can select any of the time zones as it caters to all the 24 time
Analog Clock (static) All is a script which helps the users to display a normal clock on their websites. The analog clock stays at the bottom right hand side of the browser all the time even if the visitor scrolls down or up, the clock stays at its p
Just like countdown-clock.js, this script allows you to place countdown clocks on your web site. Unlike that one, whose computed time period depends on the settings of the visitor's computer, this script counts down to the server's date. It is very s
Use this movie clip to display your visitor?s local time on your website in an animated image of a clock. This Flash program displays the time what the client side PC shows. This program facilitates you to use other images replacing the clock and to
PresenTense Server is an RFC standard multi protocol time server supporting the latest NTP4 standard. You can use PresenTense Server to synchronize your PC to a primary time source such as an atomic clock on the internet or an inhouse GPS reciever an
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Zmei Digital Clock is an applet in Java to display a clock that can enhance your webpage. The clock is of very small size and is free for download. The look and feel of the clock can be customized in the parameters. The clock height, width, backgroun
/ This is just a simple script that when called, places a clock on your page. You just call the script and depending on the parameters included when you call the image determines what the clock will look like. There are four formats that the clock ca | 
