I took this giveaway a few months ago.
It's been a fabulous background to my desktop ever since.
The cloud overlay is very handy, I can see hurricanes menacing
the Atlantic, and typhoons over the east china sea.
It's not a perfect tool, but it is a very neat handy looking tool.
I am pleased that Crave's world clock does not take over the desktop - it shares it well with Fences and Listary (a previous giveawayoftheday offer)

Suggested improvement 1 - give an option of a globe of sunlit areas could be handy when you look at the desktop - if you did not want the stretched planet in a Mercator projection (because you do live on a globe, not a flat square surface) you might have some options that rudely depict a different projection.

Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion_projection
the Peters projection
the Albers Conic projection

Suggested improvement 2 - show states or nations outlined that have daylight saving.
Suggested improvement 3- show where there may be solar or lunar eclipses visible.
Suggested improvement 4 - show major earthquake & fault lines

Thomas S  –  12 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+68)

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I downloaded it last time too, looks lovely and easy see the current time all around the world and shows the areas in daytime and nighttime,
so useful now and again
Hardly give away of the year ,but nice enough for free.

To people giving it the thumbs down ,well you cannot expect exactly what you want every day , 365 times a year
so no need to be mean-spirited.

jud  –  12 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+37)

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Thanks for a fantastic program it`s been well known amongst amateur
radio operators for many years back to the old dos days.Often known
as a "DX window or Twilight Zone map"it helps us determine the best
frequencies to use for communication to selected parts of the world
at what time of day.Maybe one day you might try some SSTV or PSK31
software!! Well done it1s a good site.
Geoff

Geoff  –  12 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+33)

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Read the instructions, folks. You can include your own location if it's not in the list of choices. Here's how (from the instructions): "To Add a new city, type in the details (city name, longitude, latitude, UTC offset) for the city and press Add new City button. If you want to modify time zone settings for any of the existing cities then select the city from list. Once you select the city, time zone data for the city will appear in the edit panel. You can then modify the settings and click Save Selected City Details button." The only thing I see missing is setting up Daylight Saving Time for your own addition.

Gonzo  –  12 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+22)

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Here is the comparison of the free and pro clocks for those who are interested. Hope it helps.
This is such a handy tool to have, it is a keeper for me!
Downloaded on Vista and Win 7 both with no problems.
Thanks GOTD and Crave World Clocks



Crave World Clock - Compare Editions

Features

Free Edition Pro Edition

Add Analog clocks on the desktop 5 clocks Unlimited

Add Digital clocks on the desktop 5 clocks Unlimited

Add / remove cities on the world map 5 cities Unlimited

Set world clock as desktop wallpaper Yes Yes

Set world clock as screensaver No Yes

Show day-night shading on the world map No Yes

Show clouds overlay on the world map No Yes

Add your own cities on the world map No Yes

Add reminders regarding your "things
to do" for different time zones No Yes

Linda  –  12 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+13)

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