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iClock Pro is a menu bar replacement clock for Apple's default clock. iClock Pro is an update, total rewrite and improvement to the popular iClock. Have the day, date and time in different fonts and colors in the menubar. iClock is also a kind of centrally located time hub from which many time related functions can be controlled. iClock is an essential time utility for pilots, business people, travelers, and anyone who communicates with people in other time zones.
Features include:
Features include:
- See the day/date/time in the menubar in different fonts/colors/formats. Customize it as
What's New
Version 1.1.2:
- [new]: Mac OS X 10.7 compatible
- [updated]: for Mac OS X 10.7 fixed opening iClock preference panel
- [fix]: some memory leaks fixed
- [mod]: updated Growl and MenuCracker to latest version
- [mod]: updated url for getting external ip address to www.plumamazing.com/ExIP.php
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
iClock Pro User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:70,779 |
| Version Downloads:3,082 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:26 Aug 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $18.00 |
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iClock Pro is a menu bar replacement clock for Apple's default clock. iClock Pro is an update, total rewrite and improvement to the popular iClock. Have the day, date and time in different fonts and colors in the menubar. iClock is also a kind of centrally located time hub from which many time related functions can be controlled. iClock is an essential time utility for pilots, business people, travelers, and anyone who communicates with people in other time zones.
Features include:
Features include:
- See the day/date/time in the menubar in different fonts/colors/formats. Customize it as you wish.
- Gives an easily accessible, at a glance system menu view of times/timezones/dates in as many parts of the world as you want.
- Option click on the time/date in the menubar to see your stock portfolio with updates in near real time.
- Application menu just like there used to be in OS 9. On Intel Mac shows you which applications are running in Rosetta.
- Alarms/timers that can be set in one click. Never miss another appointment.
- Web info, stop watch and instantly available calculator.
- Gives you a time zone calculator that finds the best time to connect up the people in as many time zones as you want.
- To Do List with inline calendar accesible from the menubar
- Add the people/companies you work with directly from the address book.
- Gives the dial codes for countries around the world.
- 12 or 24 hour time.
- iClock Calendar shows birthdays from Apple's Address Book and links to iCalendar.
- iClock Calendar can float on top or below other windows and its transparency can be set.
- iClock Calendar accepts background pictures.
- Synchronize with other Macs using .Mac account.
- Double click a day in iClock Calendar to go direct to your choice of iCal, Meeting Maker, Oracle, Now Up To Date, and Palm Desktop.
- Convenient stock portfolio in the menubar that is updated whenever you want.
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Aspartamemsgsuck reviewed on 23 Mar 2012
Recently I found there was a problem with a time zone that was incorrect... (It was for Alice Springs/Adelaide Australian time zone. It should show 6:00 pm but it shows 7:00...)
I sent a report to Julian but did not get any reply. I do hope that he will update the time zone databases from time to time so they reflect changes (and daylight saving zones).
I should mention that I have tested iClock in a beta version Mountain Lion and it seems to work fine!
Fu reviewed on 05 Feb 2012
Is that an update is planned soon?
FU
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Maxter reviewed on 06 Nov 2011
- Calendar alerts do not follow iCal pattern.
- Not possible to move the Calculator from it's default location.
- iClock calendar is ugly
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Longboy reviewed on 26 Aug 2011
You absolutely need to get your act together, Julian. Stop half-assing it! Give iClock a complete re-write. It deserves it.
A paid update is far better than NO update!
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Monty reviewed on 20 Mar 2011
In short, if you need a reliable clock showing, you need to look at Apple's or some other source.
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Grhsvo reviewed on 21 Nov 2010
The time checkbox refuses to remain checked. When you click "Send feedback" you even see a special note "if you are having a problem where the time menu does not appear, then try hitting the button below. Then hit the bug report button above and let us know if the alt menu worked."
Did that. Now I've got TWO time menus! There are other issues I have also but this is the most annoying.
I would like them to add moon phases to the calendar. I would also like more flexibility in the alarms. In fact the whole alarm are is confusing. It needs a complete redesign and new UI.
If this utility were to work properly, I would recommend it. I withhold recommendation now, as an catalyst for them to fix it,.
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Espiridion reviewed on 28 Aug 2010
TANKKNIGHT posted that "checkboxes do not like to stay checked" regarding Release Candidate versions. The problem he described still remains: "...date mostly showed up, but the time checkbox mostly unchecked itself and the time would not display..." The RC versions are from about a year ago. Isn't a year sufficient time to fix those bugs?
I'm glad I tried iClock for a few days since at first it seemed to work fine. I like some of the additional features iClock offers, but prefer the reliability and stability of You Control. iClock is just too buggy for my needs.
If it would work as advertised, it would certainly be worth $10.
I liked this software when I was using it in 2003. It added some cool features and there were no (or not many) alternative applications. These days there are plenty of choices that just perform better than iClock, even if today it's called iClock "Pro"
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Frank-Two reviewed on 28 Jan 2010
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Huevox reviewed on 28 Jan 2010
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Grhsvo reviewed on 09 Dec 2009
I started using iClock a very long time ago. In earlier years, it was more or less ok though it had some quirks and bug that annoyed me.
More-recently, however, I'm totally grumpy with it.
Version 1.00rc4 does not work properly at all times with SnowLeopard. At the outset, click the checkbox "All menus enabled." What you get varies randomly. Sometimes all come on, other times they do not or some do.
Often, Preferences could not be summoned from the menu bar. At least that bug seems to have gone.
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A few months ago I had started using iStat Menus and decided I really like it. So I was pleasantly surprised while playing with the features to notice that it will display the time and date! It's not fancy like iClock Pro, but heck all I really want is exactly what iStat Menus supplies!!
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I have iClock 3.04b3 on my MBP and this one works perfectly with Snow Leopard. Lucky me I didn't update it.
Is there any way for us who don't want to pay for Pro version to get the 3.04b3 version download somewhere?
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I then posted the issue in their forum, and got no response.
I do think that iClock Pro is the bees knees when it works smoothly.....which is not that often, however, Scriptsoftware's support really sucketh in my experience.
I really do hope that they get their act together and provide user friendly support and finally, a smooth working, bug free iClock pro.
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the problem with the last version was addressed with b20 which i just uploaded. give that one a try and if you have a problem please write. we do appreciate and read all feedback.
thanks
julian
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System UI Server crashes with the message "The application SystemUIServer quit unexpectedly. The problem may have been caused by he iClockTimeMenu plug-in.
Also, most of my time/location settings do not appear in the menu bar read out.
The previous beta version worked just fine.
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thanks
julian
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When upgrading previously my Macklink Plus 14 registration number carried through to the new version. This time it did not.
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macrex18 rated on 13 Mar 2012
Donald McDaniel rated on 14 Feb 2012
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Quiiick rated on 11 Feb 2012
Rmtv rated on 26 Aug 2011