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NetChronometer - 1.4.8

syncs the date & time to a network time server

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All Time:	(5.0)
This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	1.4.8
Release Date:	2001-08-25
License:	Commercial
Downloads (this version):	79
Downloads (all versions):	65
Price:	$7.00

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Product Description:

NetChronometer will synchronize the date and time of your Macintosh with a highly accurate network time server over the internet. You can even set up NetChronometer to synchronize with the time server periodically, for unattended operation. Features include:

You can manually synchronize the clock, or configure NetChronometer to sync it periodically.

Contains a large list of time servers world wide, or you can customize it (even use an in-house NT server!).

Stand-alone application - doesn't consume memory when it's not running, unlike Apple's Time Synchronizer extension (introduced in Mac OS 8.5).

Fully Mac OS 8.5 & 9.0 compatible - it's Appearance Manager savvy!

What's new in this version:

Updated server list.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

System 7 or higher

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Excellent product -… - Version: 1.4.8, 5/3/2002 02:43AM PST

RCrot

works great on our time servers.

Five stars for… - Version: 1.4.8, 8/27/2001 09:05AM PST

Kealoha

Shareware like this! I can see why some folks suffer from tunnel-vision and don't "get it". This software does what the Apple Control Panel can't.....and that is: reach through a firewall. Those folks who criticize this software as being redundant just don't understand that the Mac is not just a standalone platform machine, but one of the best, easiest to use network machines .... and thats how its used in a vast majority of situations. Right on! Jeremy!!