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Use TimeLeft to Never Miss or Forget Another Appointment Posted: 27 Dec 2009 03:57 AM PST The internet is full of time-stealing distractions. Even those with the highest work ethic can find themselves distracted by daring YouTube videos or Facebook friend requests. Time seems to fly when we are lost in the vortex that is the internet. TimeLeft is a program designed to keep us on task with our work and reminded of our personal obligations. The time management options with TimeLeft are virtually endless. To start, it can completely replace and personalize the Windows tray clock. Ever wanted your clock to appear in military time? No Problem! How about having the numbers appear in a Comic Sans font? It is just a simple click of a button. You can change the color of the clock, define the color of the numbers, or make a custom skin unique to your computer. Of course, TimeLeft also has a countdown timer, which is useful for knowing how much time is left on an Ebay auction, or how much time you have to surf the web before the kids must be picked up from school. The time can also be used to remember important tasks, like how much time you have left to buy a wedding anniversary present. Of course, it can also countdown to joyous occasions, like the end of a school year or the beginning of a new decade. A great added feature is the "stickers" option. Stickers are like virtual Post-it notes. They stick to your desktop, reminding you of whatever needs remembering. Like everything else in TimeLeft, there are countless customization options for stickers. You can change the font, the background, and even the border surrounding your sticker. Browser add-ons for remembering auction end times are available in a separate download. These add-ons only work in Internet Explorer or Firefox, leaving Chrome and Safari users neglected. Overall, TimeLeft is a nifty way piece of freeware. The program is less than 2.3 MB to download, and requires just 4.5 MB of hard disk space. It can be found at TimeLeft.info.
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