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    nthClock

    Desktop alarm clock — Free, open source — Windows — Delphi

    nthClock is a free, open source desktop alarm clock I created a very long time ago. I no longer work with Delphi (which I used to create it) so there will be no further development. Please note that the design is pretty outdated, and modern Windows versions are not supported:

    nthClock screen shots

    Features

    • Configurable alarms with snooze
    • ‘12 hour’, ‘24 hour’, and ‘percent’ time formats
    • Complete documentation
    • Open source
    • Free

    The current and last version is 3.0.0, which includes snooze alarms and numerous usability improvements. See the nthClock release notes for a list of changes.

    nthClock is compatible with Windows XP, 2000, Me, 98, and 95 only.

    Installation

    To install nthClock, download the nthClock 3.0.0 install program (3.8 MB), unzip it, double-click Setup.exe , and follow the instructions. Be sure to check Yes, Launch the program file when the Setup Complete form is displayed.

    Distribution

    nthClock has copyright ©2001 Jeremy Kelly. Its use and distribution are subject to the terms of the GNU General Public License.

    The application was developed with Delphi 5. The nthClock 3.0.0 source files (60 KB) are not needed to use the program.