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Product Description:
SpeakTime is a speaking clock application for OS X 10.3 and up. It allows you to speak the time in a more sophistated manner than the system clock, schedule spoken reminders in the voice and volume of your choice, and show multiple desktop clocks - each with their own time-zone. There is also an optional animated dock icon. See the home page or the screenshot below for some example clock styles.
What's new in this version:
- Now a Universal Binary
- Added Growl support
- Fixed annoying bug with announcements being reset on sleep
- Desktop Clocks can now be up to 256 pixels in size
- Added a bunch of new clocks and redrew some older ones
- Older clocks will be moved to a folder called 'Older Clocks' in your SpeakTime Styles folder
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3 or higher
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not great yet 
- Version: 3.3.2, 12/6/2005 08:53AM PST
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Clams McShrew
it's okay. good start. but the clock on the desktop is tiny even at its largest setting. and there are really no particularly attractive clock faces yet. add more interesting and stylish faces and allow us to make the clock the size we want and it will go from just okay to fantastic.
nice clock designs - Version: 3.2, 7/11/2005 06:49AM PST
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thu
I was just looking to replace the OSX floating analogue clock with something that has a more interesting look – the OSX standard clock is very neutral, boring. But I also really had a problem, because when activating the OSX floating analogue clock the day date disappears from the menu and is not to be shown anywhere. So when I then need to know the actual date, I must start iCal. Well, the OSX digital floating clock never was a choice to me, if the analogue clock just is boring, the digital clock is ugly.
I am glad I found SpeakTime. Now I have a nice looking floating analogue clock (and several more nice design options) including the date. I see the main feature of SpeakTime of course is the audio functionality, but I just do not activate it.
Only one thing is troubeling me: I set the preferences to not show the initial window when startup, but it comes every time - one more window I have to click away. Maybe this will go when I buy a license? Dont know, there is no information about this.
About the price: It's free. For what I need I dont have to buy a license. But I think I will pay it, just because its a great little tool, Thank you, Kenny!
Why do people here talk about iClock? iClock would absolutely not be a solution to me. Does it have nice Clock designs? Nop.
I am glad I found SpeakTime. Now I have a nice looking floating analogue clock (and several more nice design options) including the date. I see the main feature of SpeakTime of course is the audio functionality, but I just do not activate it.
Only one thing is troubeling me: I set the preferences to not show the initial window when startup, but it comes every time - one more window I have to click away. Maybe this will go when I buy a license? Dont know, there is no information about this.
About the price: It's free. For what I need I dont have to buy a license. But I think I will pay it, just because its a great little tool, Thank you, Kenny!
Why do people here talk about iClock? iClock would absolutely not be a solution to me. Does it have nice Clock designs? Nop.
nice clock designs - Version: 3.2, 7/11/2005 06:47AM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
thu
I was just looking to replace the OSX floating analogue clock with something that has a more interesting look – the OSX standard clock is very neutral, boring. But I also really had a problem, because when activating the OSX floating analogue clock the day date disappears from the menu and is not to be shown anywhere. So when I then need to know the actual date, I must start iCal. Well, the OSX digital floating clock never was a choice to me, if the analogue clock just is boring, the digital clock is ugly.
I am glad I found SpeakTime. Now I have a nice looking floating analogue clock (and several more nice design options) including the date. I see the main feature of SpeakTime of course is the audio functionality, but I just do not activate it.
Only one thing is troubeling me: I set the preferences to not show the initial window when startup, but it comes every time - one more window I have to click away. Maybe this will go when I buy a license? Dont know, there is no information about this.
About the price: It's free. For what I need I dont have to buy a license. But I think I will pay it, just because its a great little tool, Thank you, Kenny!
Why do people here talk about iClock? iClock would absolutely not be a solution to me. Does it have nice Clock designs? Nop.
I am glad I found SpeakTime. Now I have a nice looking floating analogue clock (and several more nice design options) including the date. I see the main feature of SpeakTime of course is the audio functionality, but I just do not activate it.
Only one thing is troubeling me: I set the preferences to not show the initial window when startup, but it comes every time - one more window I have to click away. Maybe this will go when I buy a license? Dont know, there is no information about this.
About the price: It's free. For what I need I dont have to buy a license. But I think I will pay it, just because its a great little tool, Thank you, Kenny!
Why do people here talk about iClock? iClock would absolutely not be a solution to me. Does it have nice Clock designs? Nop.
