WorldClock Screen Saver for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Fulvio Castelli

Display a day/night view of a world map, calendar, and clock.

The WorldClock Screen Saver displays a high resolution day/night view of a world map. The day image has been drerived from detailed satellite images of planet Earth. Similarly, the night image is based on NASA's 'Night Lights' composite image of planet Earth. These two images are merged to create an image presenting the day and night areas of the Earth at the current ime. In addition, a calendar with many configuration options can be super-imposed on the world map. A 3D clock can also be super-imposed on the world map.

WorldClock Screen Saver for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: June 24, 2013

Latest update: June 25, 2013

Version: 6.0.13

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows 2003
Windows NT
Windows 7
Windows 8
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: Internet access for weather information.

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Total Downloads: 37,153

Downloads Last Week: 1

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4/5

4 User Votes

Excellent product - packed with features
mrwillverineJanuary 31, 2015
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A well thought out piece of software with attention to detail. Beautiful high resolution map with impressive night shadow display. Developer was very friendly and helped me with any problems I had.
Cons
No cons really, but it would be nice to see real time cloud coverage which I've heard might come with the next update.
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It doesn"t work. No respone to Emails x2
MichaeljohncmdDecember 1, 2007
Pros
the trial version works beautifully
Cons
I do not care for the developer not answering his emails. It only costs $20 but I will not download anything from cnet again
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elegant
March 7, 2003
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many comments from passerby
great stuff
February 9, 2003
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