World Clock Deluxe 3.1.3 for Control Strip (released March 2007) Regularly work with people across the world? Have family or friends living in other countries or time zones? Often travel abroad? World Clock Deluxe will make your life much easier. With World Clock Deluxe you can: display up to 24 clocks in the Control Strip; show seconds, weekday, date, local time offset and assign labels and colors to clocks; display Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), Internet Time and time zones; keep clocks arranged by city or time zone abbreviation, longitude and label; rotate clocks to minimize the module's width in the Control Strip; edit cities and time zones and add custom cities and time zones; calculate date and time conversions. World Clock Deluxe 3.1.3 is available in English, German, Dutch, French, Spanish and Italian.
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Calculating date and time conversions

Often make phone calls to another country at a pre-set time in the other country or join conference calls set up by people in another country? Calculating the corresponding local time is simple arithmetic, but it nevertheless generally causes a lot of head scratching and always the inmost doubt: after all, have I got it right?

World Clock Deluxe helps you with its Time Converter which calculates corresponding dates and times in two different locations and the time offset between them.

World Clock Deluxe's Time Converter lets you also calculate date and time conversions involving a city and a time zone (e.g. EST, PDT, CET) or world time (UTC, Internet Time) or involving two different times zones or world times.

System requirements

World Clock Deluxe 3.1.3 needs a Mac with 68020 processor or better, System 7.5 to Mac OS 9.2.2 and, for System 7.x.x, Appearance Extension. Control Strip, Extensions Strip 2.0bx, WorkStrip and ACTION GoMac can be used as module host.

A World Clock Deluxe version for Mac OS X is also available.

Registration

World Clock Deluxe is distributed as shareware. You may freely use it for 15 days to see whether if fits your needs. The trial period expired, if you decide to keep using it, you must register. Registration fees for World Clock Deluxe 3 are:

	Single User License: 9 US$
	Site License: 140 US$
	World-wide License: 600 US$

A single user license applies to one person using a single computer. A site license covers all computers owned by an organization within a 100 mile radius of the organization's site. A world-wide license covers all computers owned by an organization regardless of geographic location.

To learn more about registration, visit our Registration page. To purchase World Clock Deluxe 3, go to our order page at Kagi.

What's new in version 3.1.3?

Cities have been revised and updated. US and Canadian cities support the 2007 daylight-saving time changes. Daylight-saving time information has been updated for Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Mongolia, New Zealand, Paraguay, Turkey and Uruguay, while daylight-saving time start and end time has been corrected for Western and Eastern Europe cities. The offset from UTC for Guyana (- 4 h), Sri Lanka (+ 5:30 h) and Sudan (+ 3 h) has been updated.

Please note that if you are upgrading from version 3.1.2, 3.1.1, 3.1 or 3.0, World Clock Deluxe 3.1.3 will reset your clocks and cities. Your 3.1.2, 3.1.1, 3.1 or 3.0 preferences will in any case remain available and be accessible by re-installing your previous World Clock Deluxe version.

Acknowledgements

We would like to thank:

	Dave Brasgalla from Iconfactory for the World Clock Deluxe icons;
	Arturo Martín for the Spanish World Clock Deluxe;
	Patrick Van der Perre for the Dutch World Clock Deluxe;
	Norbert Rittel for revising the German localization of World Clock Deluxe.

Reviews

Quelle heure est-il? Power is a man of the world, always in control and managing his time wisely, so a Control Strip module that keeps track of time around the world is his kind of tool. MaBaSoft World Clock CSM displays the current time in your time zone or one of your choice. This way he can keep tabs on the time according to London's Big Ben or determine if it's time to pray in Istanbul. Up to 23 cities can be saved and easily accessed in the World Clock menu right from that handy dandy strip at the bottom of his screen. It's simple to use, clean, and elegant. Now when Power is in a chat room using his Parisian alias, he can respond to the question above with "il est trois heures et demie, bien sûr!"

World Clock CSM is another incredible module by MaBaSoft, who are Marco Damaschi and Barbara Canino. Quite simply, this module is the coolest "time" module around. [...]

If it's 4:00 PM in New York, what time is it in Melbourne, Australia? Or the Netherlands, for that matter? Or anywhere else on the planet? Timely questions like these are quickly answered by World Clock [CSM], a module that will display the local time in one or more cities around the globe. Simply pick the location, and World Clock [CSM] takes care of the math. [...]

Must have software for people like me who often have to contact with people in many countries. Newly introduced user interface is very easy to use and looks fine.

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