Timekeeper is a deskband (like the taskbar) that displays the current date and time in whatever format you specify. If you click on it with your mouse, it will display a calendar that you can resize to display as many months as you want.

I was inspired to write Timekeeper because I used to use TClockEx, and while it's an interesting (but fragile) solution, it's very old and hasn't been updated since the year 2000. Windows 98 introduced the concept of deskbands, small bars that can be hidden, displayed, resized, floated, and moved. I wrote Timekeeper to take advantage of these modern features.

You can drag Timekeeper wherever you want it—even vertically—just like your other deskbands. You can also drag Timekeeper off the taskbar and let it “float” on your desktop.

Timekeeper has been translated into German.

Calendar

When you click on Timekeeper with your mouse, it displays a calendar.

Configuration

To access Timekeeper's menu, right-click on Timekeeper. The menu allows you to perform the following functions:

• Obtain information about 12noon Products.
• Display this Help document.
• Display the About window.
• Configure the date/time display.
• Adjust the system date/time.
• Specify whether the calendar should highlight today's date.
• Specify whether the calendar should display week numbers.
• Specify whether the calendar should remember its position.
• Specify whether the calendar should remember its size.
• Specify the calendar's font.

Requirements

Timekeeper runs on Microsoft^® Windows^® Vista, XP Home and Professional, 2000, Me, and 98.

More Details

For more details and screenshots, you can read the (short) documentation.

History

1.40: Auto-reload format. Added %T and %V.

1.32: Added Adjust Date/Time command.