This clock-syncing utility does what it promises, but it's one of the most limited we've seen. Unlike many other programs in this class, AtomTime98 only provides access to one atomic server; many dedicated syncing apps offer dozens. As such, the main window is a snap to understand, although it's also the epitome of bland. User-customization options are equally limited. The only truly useful feature we found was the ability to set the program to automatically sync your clock at regular intervals, though you're restricted to a few presets. An application this simple really should be free, but this one costs $10 after you use if for 30 days. AtomTime98 gets the job done in a bare-bones way, but many users will crave a more flexible, feature-rich clock utility.
Synchronize PC clock with atomic clock, easy to use. The application supports
user defined time servers. Installation was easy.
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Should run as a service. Provide a list of available time servers to choose from.
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It's a good application. It's easy to use and configure.
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allright prog
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ok but XP can do this for you automatically if you want just dbl click on the clock in the right bottom corner and select the "internet time" tab
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just download it
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Adjusted the Time Perfectly!
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It tells you what what the difference is between your Computer's clock and the Atomic Clock's time in Colorado. It then gives you the option to change it! Superb!